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Social Media Strategy Template

The Proactive Report

Download the PDF of the Social Media Strategy Template here. In January 2014 almost three-quarters of all adults were active in social media, according to the Pew Research Center. 92% of marketers claim that social media marketing is important for their business. Meritus Media Inc.,

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Social Media Strategy Template

The Proactive Report

Download the PDF of the Social Media Strategy Template here. Download the PDF of the Social Media Strategy Template here. Almost three-quarters of all adults are active in social media, according to the Pew Research Center. 92% of marketers claim that social media marketing is important for their business.

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Best of SHIFT: Top 3 Posts from Q4 2014

Shift Communications

Our top posts from the last quarter of 2014 focused on measurement and good, old Facebook. Don’t Quit Facebook Yet. You’d be hard pressed to find a recent article on Facebook marketing that doesn’t put a knife in the channel’s organic reach. But that doesn’t mean you should give up on Facebook altogether.

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The Data Behind Disney’s Success – A Q&A with Jessica Bundy

NewsWhip

That program was quickly followed by a Management Internship, and shortly after that, I landed my first full-time research position as a social media analyst. At the time, social media listening was still a fairly new discipline, and many big companies were relying on vendors to provide the bulk of their analysis work for them.

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Why Companies Should Be Training All Employees to Use Social Media

Cision

Around 200 people gathered for PRNews’ Big 4 Conference in San Francisco to learn about rising marketing and PR trends, strategies and tactics for Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter. What we often see in mid-to-large-sized companies are policies that discourage employees from using sites like Facebook and Twitter.

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Best of SHIFT: Top 3 Posts from Q2 2014

Shift Communications

Why Measuring PR Shouldn’t Include Sales. Would you measure the speed of a racecar in kilograms? Just as you wouldn’t use a unit of mass to measure speed, it is neither logical nor effective to use sales goal metrics to measure the success of PR. The next big social network does not exist. Of course not.

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The 4 Measurement Trends PR Pros Should Watch

Cision

In the old days, most PR measurement consisted of soliciting opinions directly through surveys and indirectly by measuring behaviors based on opinions, like buying or voting. As a result, measuring the impact of public relations or media campaigns relied heavily on leaps of faith. Going deeper than positive-negative.