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Farmers and ranchers provide food and habitat for seventy five percent of the nation’s wildlife. On average, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, about $6 million in U.S. agricultural products – oilseeds, cotton, grains, meats, vegetables, snack foods, etc., are consigned for shipment for export to foreign markets. Less than two percent of [...]
If you spend enough time doing whatever it is you do for a living, you become pretty knowledgeable on your industry. Take for example, my buddy Gene. As a guy who distributes wine throughout the Midwest, Gene knows his craft. He can tell you about the winemakers for every single bottle they sell, where the [...]
I can’t believe I’m writing another post about Michael Jackson. However, Mashable reported this morning on a press release by Usocial that someone in the Michael Jackson camp was trying to buy Twitter followers. What? That would be like telling Oprah and Ashton that they weren’t popular enough to build a follower list naturally. Not [...]
So Lessing-Flynn is now on Facebook. And it wasn’t a decision we took lightly. I think the process to determine what to do on Facebook with our own brand was an interesting one, and you might use this to determine what’s best for your brand. Here are some of the questions we asked ourselves. Do we [...]
Welcome to the new AdMavericks. Well, the content and the straight forward no-nonsense approach to all things advertising will remain the same, but the look of the site has changed dramatically. Plus we’ve offered a few tools to help you, and ourselves towards a common goal of more interactive goodness for all. Here’s what we [...]
Oh, for cryin’ out loud! Another one of my Facebook friends has become a fan of “Not Being on Fire“. Really? Were they on the fence before announcing to the world and putting everyone at ease that they weren’t some closet pyro? By the way, 939,118 people are fans of “Not Being on Fire”. That [...]
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The Value of Listening
December 31, 2009 in Public Relations, Social Media
Tags: agencies, bad publicity, clients, comcast, comcast must die, dominoes pizza, facebook fan page, google alert, listening, negative comments, radian 6, Social Media, target, United Airlines, united breaks guitars
The most common social media dilemma I hear: ”I can’t control what’s said about my company so I don’t want to give people a place to talk bad about us.” Guess what? If someone wants to say something negative about your company, they will, whether you give them the platform to or not. When that negative [...]