Category: Twitter
By Jim Symcox on Sep 22, 2010 in Manchester Bloggers, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter | 0 Comments
Captain America is being filmed in Manchester (UK) as I write. How do I know? Firstly, I live in Manchester and I’ve seen notices tied to lampposts telling me where I can’t park as filming is happening. Secondly I’m getting an amazing number of tweets about Captain America from many of the people who use [...]
By Jim Symcox on Feb 15, 2010 in Marketing, Marketing Strategies, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Strategy, Twitter, Twitter Tools | 0 Comments
Social Media Marketing or social marketing as it’s becoming better known has actually been around for quite a few years now. It’s not just Twitter or LinkedIn. Social marketing also covers blogging, which only really started in December 1997 and started to take off much later around 2003/2004. Similarly Twitter started in March 2006 and [...]
By Jim Symcox on Dec 15, 2009 in Facebook, LinkedIn, Social Media, Twitter | 0 Comments
Social media strikes fear into company executives hearts. It raises many fearful questions, some of which may be in your head right now… Questions like: Q1 How can we prevent employees spilling the beans about what happens inside our company? Q2 What about if our customers leave negative comments? Q3 Isn’t it a gift to [...]
By Jim Symcox on May 12, 2009 in Twitter, Twitter Tools, Twitterings | 0 Comments
I you don’t know the reason why you and your business should be on Twitter check this post, now!
By Jim Symcox on Apr 7, 2009 in Amazon AStore, Amazon Book Store, Book Review, Twitter, Twitter Power, Twitter Tools | 1 Comment
Twitter is the darling of the social media set at the moment. It’s certainly attracting massive amounts of attention and interestingly that is reflected in the book Twitter Power that Joel has written. When you read Twitter Power’s follow figures in screen shots used they look to be late 2008. By using them you can [...]
By Jim Symcox on Mar 17, 2009 in blog marketing, blog strategy, blogging, business decline, Business Growth, business strategy, Twitter | 0 Comments
Time is a precious resource and it’s not something you’d ever want to fritter away. If you’re not involved with Twitter or blogging it’s probably because you’re scared that the time you invest in getting interesting content together is actually a waste of time. Twitter’s A Time Waster So many people have denounced Twitter as [...]
By Jim Symcox on Mar 3, 2009 in Darwinian Web, Internet Marketing, Marketing Strategies, Twitter | 0 Comments
When do we really start to recognise that Internet marketing is beginning to dominate the way we think about and do business? At the moment we’re in the same place as the American rail barons where just before the automobile, it’s cousin the lorry and airplanes took a lot of business from them. Strategic Mistake [...]
By Jim Symcox on Jan 28, 2009 in Digital Marketing, Marketing Strategies, Twitter, Twitter Tools, Twitterings | 0 Comments
I’ve lost count of the people who earnestly suggest that Digital Marketing is the saviour of a company in trouble, or is a complete must for every company, or a company will go the way of the dinosaur without it.. Digital marketing is a set of tools that are available to any company. How to [...]
By Jim Symcox on Jan 13, 2009 in Twitter | 0 Comments
Twitter is still a growing communication channel. And it’s one which gives you access to the thoughts of well-know people in your sector of the market. And equally anyone can have access to your thoughts. So it’s important not to abuse the privilege with too many "hello I’m out of bed/going to bed/making a cup [...]
By Jim Symcox on Jan 3, 2009 in blog strategy, Branding, business strategy, Internet Marketing, Marketing, Ogilvy On Advertising, Twitter, Twitter Tools | 0 Comments
Armando Alves show an example of brand hijacking by Twitter users. The users were fans of the AMC Series “Mad Men” about advertising agencies in the 1960′s. They set-up the character names on Twitter and simply extended by Twittering as though they were the cast. And of course I just had to follow the David [...]
By Jim Symcox on Dec 9, 2008 in Twitter, Twitterings | 0 Comments
Twitter use and abuse will eventually derive an etiquette that people follow. In the meantime Paul Chaney’s blog (Conversational Media Marketing) has a very good piece on the rules for using Twitter. I’ve looked at Paul’s rules and summarise them here and include a couple of my own. Do read Paul’s Twitter etiquette rules as [...]
By Jim Symcox on Dec 5, 2008 in blogging, productivity, Twitter, Twitter Tools, wordpress, Wordpress Blog, Wordpress Plugins | 0 Comments
10 WordPress plugins that benefit your blog abound on the Internet. 10 Essential WordPress Plugins is aimed at Internet Marketers. Good work by Tim & Anthony Buchalka yet they have missed what I consider to be some essential plugins. So without more ado I add my own top 10 to theirs, and these are in [...]
By Jim Symcox on Dec 4, 2008 in Twitter, Twitter Tools | 0 Comments
If you use Twitter you know there are a large number of tools that are doing the rounds. They’re all intended to help but if you’re not careful you can forget one of the vital ones you need. So in a bid to at least keep a track of the Twitter tools I use and [...]
By Jim Symcox on Nov 17, 2008 in Tweetbeep, Twitter, Twitter Tools, Twitterings | 1 Comment
Social Media marketing must still be the least understood way of using the Internet if feedback I receive is anything to go by. Interestingly enough I’ve had three people ask me whether I use use Google Alerts recently. My reply was that I’ve found it very useful. I then asked whether they used Twitter Alerts. [...]