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Q & A: How Can Twitter Parties Help Brands?

Aug 20 2012
@ 2:31 pm
in Events, Shopper Marketing, Shopper Media, Social Advertising, Social Shopper Marketing, Social Shopper Media
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I’ve been a part of Collective Bias’ Social Fabric community for awhile now and have had the privilege of hosting several of their client’s Twitter Parties. A few days ago, I wrote a piece to readers on [read more →]

Savings Tips for BlogHer Attendees

Jul 30 2012
@ 3:50 pm
in Community, Events, Experiences
· 1 Comment »

Photo Credit: TipJunkie.com

Photo Credit: TipJunkie.com

BlogHer is almost here, but if you are like me I still have a lot of last-minute planning to do. We all know conferences can be expensive and we are hoping  [read more →]

Twitter basics… In My Humble Opinion

Apr 30 2012
@ 6:49 pm
in Return on Relationship, Shopper Marketing, Shopper Media, Social Shopper Marketing, Social Shopper Media
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The mistake I see being made is trying to measure Social engagement with the same tools we measure every other digital touch point. In my view email, search, even banner ads, have spoiled marketers  [read more →]

Final Look at Hispanicize 2012

Apr 27 2012
@ 7:40 pm
in Return on Relationship, Shopper Marketing, Shopper Media, Social Shopper Marketing, Social Shopper Media
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Our very own Ted Rubin attended the Hispanicize Conference in Miami this month and was at the top in terms of popularity on Twitter during the event.

Thanks to Adrian Carrasquillo, the final  [read more →]

Why So Much #cbias? An Explanation of the Hashtag

@ 3:49 pm
in Shopper Marketing, Shopper Media, Social Shopper Marketing, Social Shopper Media, Uncategorized
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Wondering what #cbias means or why you see it so much in our Twitter feed?

We created the hashtag to identify content tied to our Social Fabric® community. Social Fabric is our community of shopper  [read more →]

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