Bringing traffic to my blog through social media?
Posted on 21. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
Hello everybody, am new to all this traffic generator thing, but i really wanna know how and what is the best way to get traffic through social media websites e.g (Facebook, flicker, myspace, friendster, hi5….etc)
Thnx in advance
well i m the direct marketing head of talenttrove.com,it is also a social website with video upoader,and i am also a free lance marketing.
you can contact me at
gaurav.passy@gmail.com
but ill tell in some easy steps how could you promote your blogs by leaving ur blog links 2 various forums on orkut,or creating some exciting blogs on eblogger by leaving your blog ur/link
and ull c,dre would be gr8 hitting of ur ntwrk
and check it out on alexa.com
How would you go about convincing an overworked economist that using social media is a good idea?
Posted on 17. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
This was a question that was posed to me and I’d be interested in receiving opinions on the matter. Thanks!
I’d look into how it could help them out =]
for example, maybe it would be a good break from all the work they have to do. Or a nice change.
Or, maybe they could use something like that to network and to contact new people to work for/with. Or to organise the ones they currently have in a way that they are more likely to appreciate and notice.
OR, you could convince them that because they are working too hard and boring, it’s time to branch out and do something ‘cool’ so that people are more likely to enjoy their company =] Which of course could benefit them in the workplace because people will think they’re a better person thus work better with them, and in their personal life, because they can make friends better 
A question about my social media paper?
Posted on 17. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
My professors say my Intros and Conclusions are WEAK
and I always get a 95% on my essays 
Can somebody read these and tell me if they are weak?
Intro:
The rising popularity of social networking sites are rivaling for consumption and putting strain on the business aspects of companies in the television and print industry. Internet usage is now cutting into the expenditures of traditional media, such as television and print. With young people spending increased amounts of time online, social networking sites are on the rise and are offering new outlets to marketers. Advertisers now attempt to market their television shows, movies, and print ads effectively through social media sites, such as Facebook and MySpace, in hopes of reaching younger audiences and as a result, have been successful.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the facts have been presented to clarify the effective movement from traditional media to social media. Social networking sites have opened new doors for advertising in hopes of reaching the younger audience. As a result, they have gained the attention of the older audience. The once popular 20th century inventions are integrating into the Internet and the advertisers who are smart enough will keep following in order to make revenue. The weight of ad money has been slipping off the ship of traditional media and going to the web. Conventional marketers stuck in 20th century marketing standards would be lucky to even find a life boat.
Intro:
With the younger generation, spending increased amounts of time online, the rising popularity of social networking sites, such as Facebook and MySpace, is putting strain on the business aspects of companies that uses television and printed media for exposure. As a result, advertisers now attempt to market their television shows, movies, and print ads effectively through those social media sites in hopes of reaching younger audiences.
In conclusion, with the rise of the Internet, Social media has taken over the traditional media in attempts of reaching the younger generation. Social networking sites have opened new doors for advertising and grabbing the attention of the younger generation and as well as the older generations who are starting to use these sites. With the popularity of Facebook and MySpace, advertisers will be using these sites as a way to draw there consumers to their products instead of television and printed media. (No new information in the last paragraph and your own opinion)
I hope this helps, without the rest of the paper, i could add any more details. In your conclusion, sum up your paper and in your first focuse on your main points.
Why does the media portray social groups negatively?
Posted on 15. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
I’ve noticed that in most areas of communication the famous, the powerful, and the media tend to give people of various social groups a negative image. Why is that?
well they make money that way they also have to explore the negetive and postive things
How does media influence social justice?
Posted on 12. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
What is the role of media in advocating social justice? Do you think they are the ones who actually dictate what we consider just these days? I think the key word here is MANIPULATE. Do you think media manipulates social justice?
Thank you!
depends on the country. in china media influences social change as there is only one media – state media. so whatever it says its the gospel truth. but with its opening-up, u get other foreign influences coming in. so media r responsible n they highlight good social causes. tabloids r terrible – faking/ hyping up everything to get sales. yes the media can be manipulated for one’s gain and the state is good at using it. we hv to be discerning
Do you have an example of a company acting like big brother in social media? e.g removing blogposts, comments?
Posted on 09. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
I need an example of a big company acting like a bully in social media, removing blogposts, deleting negative comments, any social media msitakes a company might have done on YouTube, Facebook, Orkut, MySpace etc.
China
Are there any examples of a government department successfully using social media?
Posted on 06. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
By social media, I mean things like Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, Youtube, blogs, and Wikipedia.
Any country or level of government is okay.
I’m doing a presentation and need some examples. Thanks.
Obama is an interesting example, but I’m thinking more along the lines of a department, rather than a specific individual or politician.
The president of the United States. He has used youtube lots of times, posting his daily speeches on there sometimes.
That’s my answer, Barack Obama.
Is anyone searching for assistance on marketing through social media?
Posted on 03. Sep, 2009 by admin in social media
Gear Marketing is a social media development and management company and is looking to expand it’s client base. Do you know of any small businesses or independent sales reps who would like their social media marketing efforts expanded upon for them? http://www.gearonlinemarketing.com/
try this site (i’ve used it): http://financeusa09.notlong.com/0AABa3V
What are the must-read blogs for social-media marketing?
Posted on 31. Aug, 2009 by admin in social media
Companies and brands are looking to engage via social-media, and there are loads of resources. Are there any must-read blogs from your RSS that provide current, practical information (case studies and best-practices) on how advertisers and marketers are engaging appropriately (or not)?
As mentioned earlier mashable.com is one to check out for sure, here are two others worth watching:
http://www.toprankblog.com/ <has both regular online marketing and a lot of stuff on social media marketing
and
http://www.scottmonty.com/
Hope this helps.
What do you want done with your social media sites after you die?
Posted on 28. Aug, 2009 by admin in social media
Social networking sites are having to devise policies to deal with the death of a user – and some are getting it more right than others
http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/aug/07/socialnetworking.myspace
It would make sense to describe what you want your friends or family to do in your will. Include your user names and passwords for FaceBook, MySpace, Twitter, FriendFeed, Orkut, LiveJournal, Bebo etc so that people can follow your wishes.
Whether you choose to delete the accounts completely, or allow others to post memorial messages is up to you, but for the first time in human history we have a digital legacy that will out-live us.
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