Introduction & Chapter 1

October 2nd, 2008 by admin

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had swelled to 112 million

Brains on Fire

Umbria

Wikipedia’s surprisingly brief definition:

Lawrence Lessig

fear of loss of control” was cited by nearly 47 percent of the 260 marketers surveyed

Peretti wrote in The Nation.

he posted the recording on his blog.

man who was arrested for using $2 bills in a Baltimore Best Buy store

exploding into flame at a Japanese conference

refused to waive a $300 equipment return fee

22 Confessions Of A Former Dell Sales Manager,

Digg.com

he told BusinessWeek

Port25

launched a blog.

survey of online commenters conducted by customer-feedback software vendor Bazaarvoice and Keller Fay Group

Yelp.

Flickr

BL Ochman

Facebook

Flickr

Jaiku

Twitter

which may cost $200,000 to $600,000 for one 30-second ad

MediaPost

Min

eMarketer

iMediaConnection

Word of Mouth Marketing Association

MarketingSherpa

MarketingProfs.

on his blog:

NewspaperDeathWatch.com

consumer confidence in nearly all media fell from the year before

Internet ad spending will surpass newspaper advertising

Tiffany’s decision to forgive a customer’s $255 charge

two-thirds planned to increase spending on social media during 2008

General Motors will shift half its $3 billion annual advertising budget to digital and one-to-one channels between 2008 and 2011.

according to PQ Media.

according to Comscore.

Pew Internet & American Life project

http://www.ssmmbook.com/Research

Americans now spend as much time online as they do watching TV

it commands less than 8 percent of their online marketing spending

survey of 444 business marketers conducted by online marketer com.motion

31 percent of b-to-b marketers were allocating at least a fifth of their media budgets to new media

writes about the complexities of his job

Accenture

a more responsible corporate citizen

HP

IBM

Microsoft’s Channel 9

collection of wikis

Become Virtually Famous

LinkedIn

Plaxo

Visible Path

NotchUp

Jigsaw

Salesconx

on my website

2 Responses to “Introduction & Chapter 1”

  1. Meghan Says:

    I do not find on line footnotes for any chapter of your book, secrets of social media marketing, except for chapter 1. When will the other footnotes be available? Thanks for your reply.

  2. Diane Says:

    I’m also lookinig for the online footnotes for the rest of the chapters. Thanks.

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