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November 14, 2012
The Great Debate: Does Social Media Really Level the Playing Field?

by Rachel There has been discussion between Gini Dietrich and Mark Schaefer, which I have been calling, The Great Debate. Essentially, the argument is whether or not social media really levels the playing field. According to Gini, it does because as a business, “no longer do you need millions of dollars to spend on PR […]

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November 11, 2012
Veterans: Thank You for Your Service

By Joseph Baxter Retired Chief Petty Officer in United States Navy Boot Camp, 1983 A century ago, in a place many people would find challenging to identify on a map, the presumptive heir to the throne of a fading empire died at the hands of an assassin.  Within a month, one country had declared war […]

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October 28, 2012
5 Tips for Writing Impactful Content

There is a saying among social media professionals that “Content is King.” Simply stated, posting valuable content is often what separates social media success from failure. This is a challenging step for many, but my rule of thumb is to know that you already have expertise, now you just need to share it in a […]

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October 21, 2012
Social Media for Non-Profit Organizations and Compliance-Based Industries

by Rachel I recently spoke to two banking-related non-profit organizations: The Pennsylvania Credit Union Association (PCUA) and  the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers (PACB). Both of these were challenging to present as the primary focus of my company relates tosocial media marketing for small businesses.  However, if I learned anything from the research for these presentations, […]

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October 14, 2012
Drifting into the Alternative Universe

By Ric Albano of 33 Dimensions A few weeks ago, I made a mistake of omission, which set off a chain of unforeseen events. It caused a lot of problems for my client as well as a few dozen unplanned hours of problem-solving for myself. Initially, it did not appear that there would be much […]

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October 7, 2012
6 Tips to Keep Your Blog Going

By Rachel  Last September, I made a commitment to myself – and to my audience – to blog twice per week. That may not sound difficult being a social media professional, but like you, my clients come first so there are times when I knew that making this commitment would be a challenge. I am […]

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September 30, 2012
Tragedy and Community

Last week, I found out that the son of my first clients, Donna and Albert at Mitrani at Home, passed away in Geneva. Their son, Reuben Eli Mitrani, suffered a brain aneurysm while traveling abroad. He was only 20 years old. This news was both shocking and saddening, and I send my deepest condolences to […]

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September 23, 2012
Facebook: Sharing Builds Support/Inspiration

Last week, my parents left for Honolulu for a trip they won courtesy of Wheel of Fortune’s Watchers Club. While they were away, one of their cats – Slate – went missing. He was gone for three days. My brother Matt was upset, as it was his responsibility to take care of the animals. When […]

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September 16, 2012
“Outsourcing Social Media Gives Us More Time to Focus on Our Patients,” Says Client!

Every other month, we interview one of our management clients to ask them about their experience in social media. This month, we caught up with Batbayar Damdin of Tian Shi Acupuncture in Harrisburg. Be sure to check out their blog, Facebook fan page, Twitter handle, and YouTube channel. There are many business owners who have […]

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