Using Social Media For Your Organization April 30, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Here is a recent PPT slide deck from a presentation on how to use social media basics for an organization. Social media101 View more presentations from Jeff Hurt Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , blogs, facebook, LinkedIn, twitter
How LinkedIn Actually Works [Infographic] April 27, 2012 by Jeff Hurt LinkedIn is one of the most used social networks in the U.S. Many professionals treat it as their number one source of business networking. Here’s an infographic on how it works and how people are using it. How LinkedIn Works by Infographiclabs What features of LinkedIn do you use the most? How do you use … [Read more…] Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , LinkedIn, social networking
Social Media: Fad Or Revolution 2012 April 19, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Is social media just a fad that will eventually implode? Or is it a revolution in the way we communicate? Take a look at some of the interesting data and decide for yourself. Here is the slide deck for my recent presentation for the 2012 CSRM Summit in Dallas, TX. IT contains some updated … [Read more…] Filed Under: Social Media
How To Train Your Employees To Handle Social Media [Inforgraphic] March 26, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Source: Mindflash Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , Infographic, social media policy, social networking, social technology
Game Changers: Is Pinterest The Next Social Commerce Game Changer? [Infographic] March 21, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Monetate Marketing Infographics How are you or your organization using Pinterest? How have you seen it used for associations, conferences or events? Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , pinterest, social networking
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest: 60 Seconds In Social Media [Infographic] February 29, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Did you know? That every 60 seconds Foursquare has 2,000 checkins LinkedIn has 7,610 searches Twitter has 175,000 tweets Facebook has 700,000 messages sent And more. Check out this Infographic from Social Jumpstart, which takes a closer look at what happens in social media every 60 seconds. Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, social networking, twitter, YouTube
The Social Media Cheat Sheet [Infographic] February 23, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Like the telephone and email, social media is not going away. It’s not going to implode, explode or just die. It’s a communication tool that will be around for a long time. People use social media for personal and business reasons. They use it for entertainment, to learn, to network and to source products … [Read more…] Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , facebook, Google, Social Media, social networking, Tumblr, twitter, YouTube
How To Influence Facebook Users January 24, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Facebook users just want to belong. With more than 800 million registered users, that’s a lot of us that want belong to something. Maybe, just maybe, your organization can help them belong to something of value, something cool and hip, something that promotes life-meaning and purpose, or something that helps them professionally. People Use Facebook … [Read more…] Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , facebook, social identity, social media for associations, social media for events, social networking, why use social media
Using Social Media Successfully For A Digital Concierge And Customer Service 3.0 January 20, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Ever been in a small business or restaurant that has a small bell sitting on the front counter? Next to the bell is a sign with the words “Ring for service.” In my opinion, many of today’s social media networks are the equivalent of that little bell with the words “Tweet or post for service.” … [Read more…] Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , customer, digital strategies, social media for associations, social media for events
5 Ways To Super-Charge Engagement On Your Facebook Page January 18, 2012 by Jeff Hurt Facebook. Say that name and people either nod in agreement or shriek with fear. Facebook’s jargon, processes and activity are part of mainstream society today. We judge relationships based on a person’s Facebook relationship status. We see if someone has current photos in their albums. We check their work history and their timeline. We review … [Read more…] Filed Under: Social Media Tagged With: , engagement, facebook, Facebook Fan page, Facebook marketing, social media for associations, social media for events
