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Ideas for Building a Twitter/Social Media Profile for a Business Magazine
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Started this discussion. Last reply by David Blankenship Sep 3.
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Hi Brett,
I've experienced this in b2b publications in the Middle East (Egypt, the Gulf, and Iraq) where local newspapers were very happy to have their business stories pushed to a Fortune 500 audience. They provided the content, we gave them dis...
I certainly think it's worth participating even if you feel 2 short stories is a small amount of content. We have many clients that only post several stories a week. Here are some ideas from my perspective as a custom media company providing these...
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Hi Kevin, thanks for the advice - I'll get looking for that rich kid! But I appreciate the comments on retweeting. We're understaffed but I like your idea of being pro-active to get a following and then easing off a bit, so I think we could manage...
Hi Len, great story. Thanks!
Best bet is to hire a web savvy, english-speaking, rich Chinese-American 20-something to manage your social stuffs.
Otherwise, publish your content on your site, then promote that content as deemed appropriate to your various FaceBook, MySpace, T...
Here's a good article from John Byrne, the editor of BusinessWeek, on how he's using Twitter to involve BW's readers in the magazine's editorial process: http://www.businessweek.com/blogs/whatsyourstoryidea/archives/2008/10/twitter_your_wa.html
Hi there, thanks for taking the time to stop by at my discussion. I am working for an English language b2b publisher in China and we are planning how to put our main title into the social media sphere, starting with a Twitter acount.
I would like...
Nice link. If you need any help on the British or Chinese B2B markets let me know.
The Economist appears to be doing well, although strictly speaking it is a newspaper. I recall the Financial Times having a strong year as well, so I think that b2b, or b2c depending on your definition, brands with a strong reputation that are acc...
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