Do you know how your company looks on YouTube?
New: Social Media Influence bring you the YouTube Corporate Top 10 list
http://www.socialmediainfluence.com/2008/04/the-yo...
Social Media Influence Conference More than 80 million YouTube videos are watched every day. In fact you could argue that YouTube is the single most influential form of media available today.
Which makes makes the corporate world's mostly blinkered attitude to its value and sometimes its potential threat to a company's reputation all the more surprising.
Ahead of the Social Media Influence conference Matthew Yeomans has compiled his own YouTube Corporate Top 10 list. All of the following videos appear within the first 10 results in a search of the company name, each one has been viewed over 1 million times and each has generated hundreds of comments.Visit Social Media Influence to view the videos and while you're watching, ask yourself this question - Do you know how your company looks on YouTube?
To whet your appetite watch - the banned Super Bowl 2007 Bud commercial" - Viewed 2,149,516 times, 618 comments
An inside track to social media for you at the Social Media Influence Conference June 4, at the Cavendish Conference Centre, London.
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..What have Keith Childs, Richard Dennison, Pete Clifton, Lee Bryant and Michael Stecker in common?
They are speakers at the Social Media Influence Conference, London, June 4
http://www.screenevents.co.uk/influence08/
Welcome to the exciting and messy reality of Influence 2.0 – a place where every consumer, employee and stakeholder has a social media voice that can be heard within minutes by millions.
Join these companies at this year's Social Media Influence Conference June 4, at the Cavendish Conference Centre, London
Some of the Confirmed speakers include: - Michael Stecker - managing director, AOL UK - Keith Childs - Manager, Web & New Media, GM Europe - Richard Dennison - Senior Manager Social Media, BT - Antony Mayfield - head of content and media, iCrossing UK - Alex Burmaster - European Internet Analyst, Nielsen Online - Pete Clifton - Head of Editorial Development, Multi-Media Journalism, BBC - Lee Bryant - director, Headshift - Niall Cook - author of Enterprise 2.0: How Social Software Will Change the Future of Work - Struan Robertson, Editor, Pinsent Mason's OutLaw.com
Register now.
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Dumb business blunders
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11 of the dumbest business decisions ever
Of course, the Beatles still beats them all….
http://www.bspcn.com/2008/04/22/11-of-the-dumbest-...
We’ve all made mistakes … but probably not big mistakes like making snot beer, saying no to The Beatles, or turning down the patent for the telephone.
In fact, here are some of the biggest business blunders in history.
On December 13, 1961, Mike Smith traveled to Liverpool to watch a local rock ‘n’ roll band perform. He decided they had talent, and invited them to audition on New Year’s Day 1962. The group made the trip to London and spent two hours playing 15 different songs at the Decca studios. Then they went home and waited for an answer. They waited for weeks.
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Building authority.....
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... Vital, easy to implement pointers on how you can become an authority site in your niche
http://www.insidecrm.com/features/100-authority-si...
Become an authority site in your niche
Becoming an authority site is a lofty goal, but with the right amount of dedication and expertise, you can achieve it.
Building authority means staying on top of news, networking and proving that you know your stuff better than anyone else in your niche. Leverage these tips, tools and references, and you'll be well on your way to becoming an authority.
With huge pressure on your time being an ongoing problem - you should consider letting TheMarketingblog create an authority site for your company. It will muscle you well ahead of your competition at a cost which will suit your marketing budget. Take the high ground - start this month and secure solid business throughout 2008 and right into the New Year. Make the right business decision today - Call or email Will Corry 01784 434 412 for a chinwag.
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