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Confused about Facebook Promoted Posts? You are not alone
Some online community news sites aren’t feeling the love from Facebook’s new fee-based service dubbed “Promoted Posts.” They’re feeling confusion. By now community news sites posting to their Facebook pages will have noticed a drop down tagged “promote” on their posts. … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged Edgerank, Facebook, Google, Liz Heron, Rich Gordon, Scott Brodbeck, Twitter, Vadim Lavrusik, Wall Street Journal
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#NJSandy minimized scramble of Hurricane Sandy statewide coverage
Debbie Galant had decided to experiment with a live-blogging tool called ScribbleLive she’d encountered at the ONA gathering in San Francisco. ScribbleLive claimed to simplify curation and aggregation from social networks so reporting could be delivered in a live blog. … Continue reading
Posted in Content Management System (CMS), Events, Partnerships, SEO
Tagged Bob Ingel, Correction, CoveritLive, Debbie Galant, Denise Civiletti, Gerard DeMarco, Hurricane Sandy, Jersey Shore Hurricane News, Justin Auciello, Montclair State University, Morristown Green, New Jersey, New Jersey Office of Emergency Management, New Jersey Public Radio, Scribble, Sylvia Jauregui, Twitter
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Many ways to listen: Takeaways from my time at the JA
Hello, BxBers! I’ve recently left the Journalism Accelerator, but not before learning a few valuable lessons for measuring and maintaining engagement. I’ve crossposted my goodbye on the JA and hope it will provide you with some fresh ideas for community … Continue reading
Social media ROI, or the art of counting monsters
Next time you’re puzzling over the return on investment, ROI, of advertising for a neighborhood business, first consider the monsters. “If you look at Facebook as the little monster in the corner you have to feed every day. … Continue reading
Posted in Revenue
Tagged Alan D. Mutter, Brain Solis, Facebook, Greg Swanson, Groupon, ITZ Publishing, Newsasaur, ROI, Twitter, Yelp
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Twitter tips: Make it a community conversation
From Steve Buttry, Director of Community Engagement & Social Media at the Journal Register Co., some great tips for converting your Twitter stream from a one-way platform to a community conversation. A sampling: – Comment on the links you tweet … Continue reading
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Tagged community engagement, conversation, social media, Steve Buttry, Twitter
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