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Posted on Nov 22, 2012 by Selina Power

What I learnt at Facebook Small Business Bootcamp

Updated on July 8th, 2013

Recently business have been up in arms over the dramatic drop in reach their Facebook pages have been seeing but on Tuesday 20th November, SMB Marketing Consultant from Facebook Nick Bowditch put all of the rumours to rest at the Facebook Small Business Bootcamp. Basically Facebook was built for people and not for businesses. The fact the businesses can use it is a bonus but at the end of the day statistics show that businesses on Facebook will never spend a red cent with Facebook or any of its products and when you have 4,000 employees in the company… well you do the math.…

Posted on Sep 7, 2012 by Christopher Wallace

Facebook Falling? Preparing Your Business for the New Social Media Frontier

Updated on July 8th, 2013

Facebook Falling? Preparing Your Business for the New Social Media Frontier

People love to root for the underdog. Remember when MySpace still ruled the land, and Facebook was the small competitor gaining ground with college kids? You couldn’t get a Facebook account without a university or school email address, so people went out of their way to obtain these and keep them after graduation.

Limiting a good product’s availability is a classic method of creating hype. By the time you launch to the general public, the idea is to have generated buzz that will propel your business to mass public acceptance.…

Posted on Aug 27, 2012 by Selina Power

7 Reasons Why No one is Reading your Blog

Updated on July 8th, 2013

Are you blogging regularly but are just not feeling the love? This could be why:

Your Blog is Boring – if your blog content does not aim to engage your audience, make them think ,ask them a question or evoke an emotion then you might as well just stop blogging. This is your chance to add remarkable content that will have your readers sharing and commenting on everything they read of yours. Try using video and photos and talk about content that is relevant to your audience.

Posted on Aug 25, 2012 by Adam Franklin

Jeff Bullas interview: The rise of visual social media – Instagram and Pinterest

Updated on July 8th, 2013

At Social Media Down Under I got the chance to interview Jeff Bullas, an AdAge Power 150 blogger and top Aussie social media professional.

Here’s our interiew:

Adam Franklin: Hi it’s Adam Franklin, from Social Media Down Under. I’m here with Jeff Bullas, thank you for joining us today Jeff.

Jeff Bullas: It’s a pleasure Adam.

Adam Franklin: I’m keen to share with our audience on our blog and YouTube channel, can you tell me about the rise of these image sharing tools such as Instagram, and Pinterest.…

Posted on Aug 24, 2012 by Adam Franklin

Deloitte’s social media policy “Empower & Trust” – Simon Townsend interview

Updated on July 8th, 2013

At Social Media Down Under I interviewed Simon Townsend, the Innovations Manager at Deloitte Australia about their three word social media policy – “Empower And Trust”.

Here is my interview with Simon Townsend.

Adam Franklin: Hi it’s Adam Franklin, and we are at Social Media Down Under. I’m here with one of the speakers, Simon Townsend, who is an innovation manager at Deloitte. Now I’d really like to share with you the key take home from Simon’s presentation. Simon would you mind sharing with our audience what they need to know from your presentation today?…

Posted on Aug 21, 2012 by Toby Jenkins

You’ll Never Silence The Voice of the Voiceless – The impact of media regulations in Australia on Blogging Sites

Updated on July 8th, 2013

You’ll never silence the voice of the voiceless.

“Voice of the Voiceless” – Rage Against The Machine – Battle of Los Angeles, Oct 1999

When I was asked to give a presentation entitled “You’ll never silence the blog – the impact of media regulations on blogging sites” (slides) at the Inaugural Media Regulations Forum in Sydney, I immediately thought of the Rage Against The Machine lyrics.

The agenda was put together on the back of the proposed media regulation changes detailed in the Finkelstein Report [PDF] which meant that blogs would fall under the jurisdiction of a government oversight body if they exceeded 15,000 “hits” per year.…

Posted on Jun 4, 2012 by Adam Franklin

Chris Brogan interview on Trust and Being Human on the Web

Updated on July 8th, 2013

Chris Brogan is a social media personality who needs no introduction.

But just in case you’re new, Chris Brogan is the #1 Forbes Social Media Influencer, international speaker and bestselling author of Trust Agents, Google+ For Business and Social Media 101.

Chris has been an aspirational contact of mine for years and whilst we’ve connected online a few times, I was thrilled when he agreed to meet up with me for an interview in Boston (well, the Newburyport area to be precise) on my recent trip. …

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