Tag: Social
Oct.31, 2011 by skollar
Post-Screening Survey Results on Tiffany Shlain’s Award-Winning Sundance Film, “Connected.”
Earlier this month, R2i Seattle hosted a pre-screening event for Tiffany Shlain’s award-winning Sundance film, “Connected: An Autoblogography About Love, Death & Technology.” After the screening we surveyed our guests on their thoughts about connectivity. Their answers are summed up in this info graphic.
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Categories: Advances in technology, R2integrated News, Social, Thought Leadership
Jul.29, 2011 by skollar
The Rise of Social PPC
The Rise of Social PPC
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Tags: Digital Marketing, Facebook, infographics, Social
Categories: Content Management, Internet Marketing, Social, Thought Leadership
Jul.12, 2011 by Lynn Morton
An Introduction to QR Codes
Have you ever seen one of these before
This is what is called a “Quick Response Code”, aka QR Code. (There Microsoft* also produces it’s own version called an MS Tag Code) You may see them in airports, in magazines, at events or even as your mobile boarding pass.
QR Codes are an experience that is [...]
Tags: Mashable, Microsoft Tag, mobile commerce, QR Codes, Social
Categories: Advances in technology, Internet Marketing, Mobile, Social
May.28, 2009 by Matt Goddard
Social Marketing Framework (Part 3 of 5)
In the last post we talked about the first part of our social marketing framework. Now we are going to talk about part two – creating your own community.
The first thing I want to talk about is creation of a community; you can’t just create your own community. Communities take time to form and when we try to build a place on the web and then expect all our community members to…
Read More »Tags: Community, Matt Goddard, series, Social, social bridge, social marketing, Social Marketing campaign, social marketing framework, social media, social networking, socially powered, thought leadership, value proposition
Categories: Business Development, Social, Thought Leadership
Apr.21, 2009 by PageSands
Social Media- CSO Breakfast Club
On Thursday, I took the train up from Baltimore to speak at the Philadelphia chapter of the CSO Breakfast Club. I was given the opportunity to get in front of 40 + chief security officers and guide them through my Social Networking vs. Social Media presentation I have been giving lately.
Read More »Tags: IT, Leadership perspctive, management, Page Sands, R2i, ROI, Security, Social, social marketing, social marketing framework, social media, social networking, Starbucks, thought leadership
Categories: Advances in technology, Internet Marketing, R2integrated News, Social, Thought Leadership
Mar.11, 2009 by Chris Chodnicki
Beyond Borders: Adding Global Social Functions to a Web Site
‘Build it and they will come’ no longer applies to houses, office buildings, electronic gadgets or web sites. 5 years ago whether you were the local landscaper, big corporation, a high tech startup or 20,000 membership non-profit if you created a decent looking web site, added keyword meta tags and submitted the site to a search engine people from all over the world would suddenly visit, even if just for a brief look. Now you are lucky if a visitor can find you much less remain interested in your site for more than 10 seconds. Why?
Read More »Tags: embed, personalize, rate, share, Social, social functionality, social media, social networking, syndicate, tag, widget
Categories: Social
May.16, 2008 by JodyStoehr
Sales & Socializing with Social Network Theory
Being in the sales field, social network theory plays a significant role in how I interact and connect with other professionals. With the emergence and evolution of social media sites, we use many networking tools today to connect with others: LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. And, I often find myself asking this question: What is the right [...]
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Categories: Content Management, Rich Internet Application, Social, Thought Leadership
