B2B Marketing at SXSW through Keynotes and Panels

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B2B Marketing at SXSW takes many forms, from trade show exhibits to parties to swag. However, the best B2B marketing opportunities at SXSW come from influencing the influencers from the podium. To be most effective in generating buzz at SXSW, secure a speaking spot, which is done online through the SXSW panel picker. Next, the…

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Twitter CEO Evan Williams Unveils @Anywhere at SXSW

This special episode, recorded at SXSW in Austin features Twitter founder Evan Williams announcing the new app platform @anywhere and Mashable Editor-in-Chief Adam Ostrow discussing the latest location-based social networking news, changes at Digg, and what’s coming next at Google. SHOW NOTES 00:52 — A summary of the news from this year’s conference, including Twitter’s…

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Selling Digital Marketing Campaigns with Brian Solis

If part of you’re at a PR firm trying to sell digital marketing campaigns to your clients, you don’t want to miss this episode with Brian Solis, released on the eve of the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas.   Over the last few years, Brian Solis has shot like a rocket to the top on…

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B2B Digital Content and Community Management Best Practices

Social networks have been mainstream for less than five years, but HR.com has delivered much of the same value to its members for over a decade. Founded in 1999, the B2B content site today serves nearly 190,000 members, most of them human resources professionals. Its jewel in the crown is an active calendar of webcasts…

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Edelman CEO Richard Edelman on Reputation Management

Richard Edelman discusses what the results of the 2010 Edelman Trust Barometer mean for B2B focused organizations.  This interview was conducted as part of the research for an upcoming book about the B2B applications of social media that I am writing with Paul Gillin, which will be published by Wiley later this year. 02:14 –…

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How to Conduct Employee Monitoring without Violating Workplace Privacy Laws

EmployeeScreen (acquired by Sterling) celebrated its 10th anniversary last August, making it a grandfather in the hotly contested market for employee screening services.  The landscape is dotted with more than 1,000 employee screening companies, many of them specialized boutiques, according to Nick Fishman, chief marketing officer and executive vice president. EmployeeScreen has thrived in that…

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Podcasting in Public Relations Campaigns

Business benefits, audio and video production techniques, search engine optimization, a discussion of the latest gear and the future of podcasting in a world of attention deficits with Steve Lubetkin of Professional Podcasts. 01:35 — Steve Lubetkin talks about his introduction to podcasting and his background using technology as a business communicator professional. 03:32 — Eric…

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Why Doublespeak is Dangerous

Despite the term’s first appearance in George Orwell’s prolific novel 1984 decades ago, the use of “doublespeak” is on the rise in the US.   Whether it’s euphemism, jargon, gobbledygook or inflated language, doublespeak is being used regularly by public affairs agencies, candidates, government agencies and businesses to distance you from the truth.    …

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Power Social Networking with Jeff Pulver

I know.  You’ve heard it a million times.  The social web is not a vanity press.  It’s a place to develop relationships, where give and take rules and conversations thrive.   Sounds great, right?     But how does that work in practice?  Just because you have a way to introduce yourself, doesn’t mean people…

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