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Social Media: It's the Conversation, Stupid via @HaikuDeck

Social Media: It's the Conversation, Stupid via @HaikuDeck | Must Market | Scoop.it

Social Media It's The Conversation, Stupid is about the new rules of branding created by a social / mobile / connected world.

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Only 28% Brands Can Measure Content Marketing ROI

Only 28% Brands Can Measure Content Marketing ROI | Must Market | Scoop.it

Almost two-thirds (63 per cent) of brands now have a dedicated content marketing budget, research from Bite has found, with 43 per cent of those surveyed saying content marketing was a board priority for their company

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Yep, this infographic sounds and feels right to me. Fact I was surprised it was as high as a third :). Marty

Tim Mustill's curator insight, March 18, 2014 6:16 AM

No worse than print media imho!

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The Camry Effect - Toyota Rocking Social Media

The Camry Effect - Toyota Rocking Social Media | Must Market | Scoop.it
Camry owners across the US were asked to share their special moments with Camry. With a sprinkle of HTML5, 200,000+ stories were created as part of the...
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Toyotay Knows UGC
FINALLY a major brand ASKS for some User Generated Content (UGC) and cares. Amazing, of course it would have to be Toyota. Granted Pepsi ReFresh was pretty cool and there is a smattering of other big brands that seem to be getting it. 


We are also about to see the latest Super Bowl UGC, the yearly push to create an ad that will live longer than halftime and not show up on anyone's "worst ads of the Super Bowl" list. 

As The Great Social Customer Service Race proved most big brands aren't present on social when presence is answer their Tweets.


How Social Media Is Changing Customer Service 
http://www.atlanticbt.com/blog/social-service-how-social-media-is-changing-customer-service/  

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Brands Under ATTACK By 5 Ninja Trends - ScentTrail Marketing

Brands Under ATTACK By 5 Ninja Trends - ScentTrail Marketing | Must Market | Scoop.it

Brands are under attack by 5 Ninja:
* Death of Traditional Media.
* Mobile Me.
* Clean Slate Brands.
* Social Media is a Conversation.
* User Generated Content. and the rise of online communities.

What are the most powerful ninja attacking your marketing? How will you defeat attacking Ninja horde?


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malek's curator insight, August 25, 2014 8:39 AM

Coming from FMCG background, I can't help but notice the digitalization of Coupons.

  • Consumers are hunting high and low for coupons to load on a smartphone app, eliminating the need to carry slips of paper around.
  • Companies are actively catching up with social referral coupons
  • With geo-targeting, businesses are able  to learn when consumers are nearby, delivering coupons that entice them to stop by.
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Why Brands MUST Blog! [Infographic]

Why Brands MUST Blog! [Infographic] | Must Market | Scoop.it

Blogging Is Important For Brands because, blogging is one of the most important and trusted method to promote brands for many years.


Via Jeff Domansky, Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
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Beyond The Stats
This is a great Blogging For Brands Infographic, but there is more to why brands must blog than stats. We live in a connected age when anyone can get to know anything.

Blogs create a sense of VOICE. They have a tone and a rhythm that communicates mountains of information about what a brand is really about. Blogs help supply the brand advocates any company depends on with social ammunition and fodder for their own blogs.

Blogs also react to what is happening NOW. If there is a national story an active blog is a great place to share your take. If there is a ripple in your brand's fabric a blog is a great place to iron out the wrinkle.

This is not to say that blogs are defensive. Blogs imply a promise - we will share on a regular basis and you (our brand advocates) can comment, participate and inform our efforts. Blogs say you are in this WITH US (visitors and brand advocates).

The collaborative idea of a blog can help a brand match its walk and talk, create a distinct tone and become a hub for all social marketing. Blogs are a must for brands and for many more reasons that captured in this excellent infographic.

Well Connected Mom's curator insight, October 1, 2013 1:07 PM

People love to hear from people directly, not companies.  Trust can be built up faster for brands through the people, not corporate advertising.

xaltd's curator insight, October 1, 2013 10:40 PM

Nice infographic on blogging for business