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Marc enjoys researching topical social venues and connect them. He enjoys analyzing virtual social groups and Web 2.0 communities.

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Social Media & Web 2.0 Articles

• Using LinkedIn to Support Your Business February 25, 2012
  LinkedIn social media marketing could help to improve your business when used correctly. This social media platform is often viewed as a means to look for an employer or an employee. What most people do not know is that it is a tool that can make all difference to your business. It is a means by which other people will be able to learn more about the company […]
• 5 Ways to Reduce Negative Complaints on Social Media and Review Sites February 24, 2012
  What is the ONE thing a service-based business dislikes the most? Negative customer feedback broadcasted on social media and review sites for the entire cyber world to read. Unfortunately, there is always that ONE disgruntled customer that you just can't please - no matter how hard you try. He or she then decides to write a negative review on your compa […]
• 51 Conversation Starters Guaranteed To Increase Engagement With Your Facebook Fans February 24, 2012
  Here's the truth about Facebook for Business. - Only 20 million Facebook Fan Pages have 30+ Facebook Fans. At first take that may sound like a lot, but Facebook has over 845 million users. So in reality 20 million is a drop in the bucket. Just think of how many millions of Pages have less than 30 fans? If your Facebook Fan Page is getting no action - yo […]
• Social Media Website Is Now The Hottest Online Investment February 24, 2012
  Investing in a social media website is perhaps the hottest online investment that you can make. Why do people put so much value on sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Google+? Quite simply, it gives them the means to express themselves in a non-threatening manner that invites everyone from the nerdiest tech guy to the most clueless of individuals with a comput […]
• Metcalfe's Law and Marketing! February 24, 2012
  Metcalfe's Law claims the potential value of a communications network increases exponentially with its size. Specifically, it proposes that for a network with 'n' endpoints (think of these as devices, or people), the inherent usefulness of this network is on the order of 'n' times 'n' or n2. Does Metcalfe's Law really […]
• LinkedIn Can Give You More Clients February 24, 2012
  The world of LinkedIn is filled with professionals. You name it LinkedIn has it. You can therefore use it to establish a base of clientele which are truly in need and capable of paying for your services. It is therefore a great way to market your company.
• Creating a LinkedIn Business Profile Page February 24, 2012
  A LinkedIn page for your company is a very important aspect you can create for your business' online marketing using social networks. It can link a person to a strong workforce base and it can also help you attract possible clients. When the people employed by your company include yours in their accounts you will have the privilege of being visible to a […]
• Influence Buying Decisions Via Social Media February 24, 2012
  Use social media judiciously to increase product awareness. Make sure that the website design is appropriate to the product it sells.
• 10 Preventable Social Marketing Mistakes February 24, 2012
  Social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, blogs and LinkedIn have grown faster than radio or television! Social media does take time and work and must be done effectively. Below is a list of ten social media mistakes and what you can do to prevent them from happening.
• The Thin Line Between "Hi" and "Yo" February 24, 2012
  A question that I have been asked again and again is how to manage the thin line between being too professional online and being too familiar, or casual, in tone. What seems like a small question actually takes many different factors into consideration. The key is to find you or your company's "voice".