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November 13, 2011 Written By: Leave a Comment

17 Ways to Integrate Facebook and Email Marketing

Killer integration of Facebook and Email View more presentations from Jay Baer I won’t write out the entire presentation for you in blog post form – that’s what Slideshare is for – but here are the high points of this presentation on Killer Integration of Facebook and Email Marketing, where I offer 17 specific ways

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February 16, 2011 Written By: 20 Comments

How to Be a Presentation God

How to Be a Presentation God

Scott Schwertly is a rabid hockey fan and founder and CEO of Ethos3, a presentation design and consulting company in Nashville. (disclosure: Scott’s company build the presentation Amber and I are using for The NOW Revolution book tour). Yesterday, Scott released his first book, called How to be a Presentation God: Build, Design, and Deliver

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October 28, 2010 Written By: 55 Comments

Destroying the 7 Myths of B2B Social Media

B2B social media is one of the most nettlesome of all social media marketing topics. There are plenty of half-truths and misunderstandings about what, where, why, and how B2B social media works (or doesn’t). I tried to dispel the most common B2B social media myths in this Webinar for Genius.com and Focus. Destroying the 7

November 17, 2009 Written By: 434 Comments

11 Must-Dos for the Serious Blogger

First in a three post series this week about social media case studies. 11 Must Dos For The Serious Blogger  View more documents from Jason Baer. If your blog is essentially a post-modern diary where you share your deepest, personal feelings about life in a cathartic way, this is not the post for you. However,

April 28, 2009 Written By: 108 Comments

7 Ways to Use Social Media to Build Stunning Brands

Social media is perhaps the most misleading name for a marketing-related concept ever, given that it’s grown to represent a philosophy of consumer empowerment and brand/customer partnership – far beyond it’s humble roots of user-generated content. As a result, social media has different meanings and connotations to different people, many of whom utilize social media