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Using Data to Rank 2011′s Top 20 Internet, Social Media and SEO blogs
For three years now, the folks at Cision have ranked the Top 100 blogs in our category by looking at specific data points. These data points are designed to reward actual site performance versus popularity or “Internet fame.” Last year, Ignite Social Media was ranked second, only to the blog powerhouse Mashable. This year, Cision [...]
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2011 Social Network Analysis Report – Geographic – Demographic and Traffic Data Revealed
2010 was a rocky year in the social network space and many sites closed their doors including Propeller.com and Team Sugar, to name a few. Quite a few others continued their decline into yesterday’s news as we see more social network users consolidating their social profiles. Undoubtedly, Facebook’s continued growth worldwide has led to this [...]
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Ignite Social Media named one of “World’s Top Social Media Marketing Firms for 2011″
The International Business Times came out with their list of 5 agencies they describe as “The World’s Top Social Media Marketing Firms for 2011” and Ignite Social Media is one of the five selected. We’re honestly not sure of the criteria, but we’re flattered to be included in such a small group of firms on [...]
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26 Facebook Fan Page Examples in Detail
Since the conclusion of our previous series “26 Social Media Marketing Examples in Detail” and with the start of the new year, I have been inspired yet again to evaluate what other brands are doing in the space. However, instead of covering what a brand is doing across multiple platforms, in this series we will uncover specifically what the top brands on Facebook are doing on their pages to engage with their fans.
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Reputation Management
Your good name needs to stay good if you are going to get anywhere with your customers. Assure that what people are saying about you on the web is positive, and if it isn’t, make sure you know how to respond. Read these articles for the Ignite Social Media take on reputation management.
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Airbnb: Social Crisis Management
Olivia Hayes | August 04, 2011 | View Comments
You may have heard Airbnb mentioned recently in our “Topics That Are Igniting,” mainly because they just received a sizable investment from Ashton Kutcher. Airbnb is a marketplace that brokers rentals of people’s spare rooms, entire apartments, or vacation spots. It’s a very cool service, I’ve been a member since they first started, when I was renting out a spare bedroom I had in Brooklyn.
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Industrial Strength Reputation Monitoring : Pubcon 2009
Brian Chappell | November 18, 2009 | View Comments
Last week was the infamous Pubcon Internet and Social Media Marketing conference held in Las Vegas Nevada. Over 4,000 fellow Internet marketers each year descend on the bright city. This year, I had the chance to speak on a panel about Reputation Management and Monitoring. I was excited to see this year that they had [...]
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How to Handle Negative Reviews
Olivia Hayes | October 22, 2009 | View Comments
In one of my recent blog posts, I touched on the idea of social review tools and how much I believe in the idea of customer reviews. It sparked a fair amount of conversation about the power of reviews, especially negative reviews.
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Navigating Social Media Backlash
Olivia Hayes | June 05, 2009 | View Comments
Occasionally when I tell someone that I work in social media, I get an eye roll and a snide comment that typically includes some version of the phrase “get a real job.” Fortunately, I was a Women’s Studies major in college and I am therefore adept at deftly navigating this sort of derision and disdain. Recently, however, I’ve been noticing a lot of hateration directed toward the general concept of social media.
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How To Handle Negative Blog Comments
Olivia Hayes | March 12, 2009 | View Comments
If you’ve ever written a blog post, read a blog, or had an opinion on anything in the blogosphere at all, chances are you’ve encountered a negative comment. In some cases, the vitriol of negative comments are the driving force behind the blog itself (see also: Gawker Media, Inc.), but, in my opinion, constant snark does not a credible blog make.
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How to Use Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand (part 5)
Jeremy S. Griffin | October 16, 2008 | View Comments
Welcome to the conclusion of this series of posts on Using Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand.
Finding Success
I don’t want to answer the question of “How do you measure the success of a social media marketing strategy?” but what I will do is offer up some advice on how to know if you are headed in the right direction. Here are some of the ways in which you might be able to understand that that what you are doing will lead to success (or that you’ve already nailed it).
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How to Use Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand (part 4)
Jeremy S. Griffin | September 16, 2008 | View Comments
Whew, I know it has been a long time, but I am back with the next edition of How to Use Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand. This time, I’m going to help guide you to being the best at what you do and making sure others realize it, too.
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How to Use Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand (part 3)
Jeremy S. Griffin | August 27, 2008 | View Comments
Congratulations! We’re trucking right along on turning you into a Social Media Marketing success story, and you’ve already gotten through the hard part. Well, really, you’ve barely scratched the surface, but don’t worry—it just gets more fun from here.
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How to Use Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand (part 2)
Jeremy S. Griffin | August 19, 2008 | View Comments
Welcome to part 2 of my epic masterpiece on self-branding and promotion by utilizing social media. Last time, I wrote about how to think of yourself as a brand. Sit that lesson on the back burner for a little while, and lets talk about our audience.
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How to Use Social Media Marketing to Promote Yourself as a Brand (part 1)
Jeremy S. Griffin | August 11, 2008 | View Comments
Not everyone interested in Social Media Marketing is a big company or start-up business. There are a lot of freelancers, artists, and performers out there who can really get some great benefits from utilizing all that Social Media has to offer when it comes to marketing.