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Brian Solis

Moment of Truth Time: Choosing the Right Messenger
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Moment of Truth Time: Choosing the Right Messenger

What will it take for individuals, for businesses, even governments to understand survival? Why can't we recognize being a visionary is not about discovering something new always? Being a visionary is often about being the first to be reminded of logic, reality, truth - and then evangelizing it to other people. The future cannot be, without the building blocks of the past.

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The Foregone Conclusion of a Twitter Marketing Funnel: Like It or Not
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The Foregone Conclusion of a Twitter Marketing Funnel: Like It or Not

I just got off Skype with a friend and client whose company absolutely defies any suggestion Twitter is a viable marketing tool. You read that correctly @briansolis. Believe it or not, there are millions or companies out there that would refuse and refute ANY channel preferred by clients, if a decision maker in the crew is adamantly enough against the channel.

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LikeHack: A Lot to Like and Unlike
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LikeHack: A Lot to Like and Unlike

A Russian startup, LikeHack.com, has launched a new app which allows for personal content curating, filtering feeds, and to acts as a personal search engine of sorts. According to the developers, LifeHack will save social types in excess of an hour every day.

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So You Want Influence, Go Ask Brian Solis
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So You Want Influence, Go Ask Brian Solis

Brian Solis is one of the most respected experts on the social web. The founder of Futureworks PR recently conducted a joint study with Vocus in order to reveal the elements of influence on the web. Everything PR News takes a look at the study, Brian, and the value of being influential.

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Can You Measure Social Media Returns?
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Can You Measure Social Media Returns?

Have you ever thought this: "I'd get involved in social media, but there's just no way to tell if I'm getting any results from it." That is an excuse that I hear often from companies who aren't yet involved in social media. That's it is, though--an excuse.

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