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The four best social media executions I’ve seen during Super Bowl week (so far)

Communications Conversations

I wrote about this fabulous piece of content marketing yesterday. Best Buy — Facebook Live with the Minnesota Vikings’ Stefon Diggs. But, you didn’t see too many brands truly “activate” the celeb like Best Buy did with its Facebook Live with Stefon Diggs. Well written.

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5 Ways to Step Up Your Infographics

PR Breakfast Club

Head on over to this infographic by the Visual Communication Guy and notice how many different ways there are to share the content. Right at the bottom there are more sharing options for some of the lesser known networks like Tumblr, Digg and more. Sarah Landrum graduated from Penn State with degrees in Marketing and PR.

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It’s time to call the Popeye’s tweet a huge social media win

Communications Conversations

I’ve been a long-time skeptic of these Twitter battles, as I believe they add virtually nothing from a marketing/communications perspective. According to reports, Popeye’s then assembled a small marketing team to come up with the following retort: And the Twitter war was on. And Stephon Diggs.

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7 Reasons To Add Amplify To Your Social Networks

Waxing UnLyrical

Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali 7 Reasons To Add Amplify To Your Social Networks December 21st, 2010 Tweet I first heard about Amplify earlier this year; I believe it was at the January chapter meeting of IABC/DC Metro.

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UBER: So Cool, Yet So Uncool

Flatiron Communications

The forum was set up by investor and entrepreneur Jason Calacanis; Chris Sacca and Digg’s Kevin Rose were its “chapter heads.” ” Current Uber CEO Travis Kalanick went on stage and pitched the room of investors. Ryan Graves was Uber’s CEO at the time and Kalanick served as a “mega advisor.”

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