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Tag Archives: digg
(More Than Just) Viral Video Ping-Pong XVII: Kuroshio Sea
For those that follow the blog, each Wednesday we indulge in what we’ve called “viral video ping-pong”. Essentially Greg Cargill and I post the most compelling low-budget video clips we’ve come across in the past few days to illustrate how powerful compelling content can be on the social web. For some reason this one feels [...]
Posted in Video Also tagged music, Online Video, roi, Social Media Strategy, videos, Viral Video Ping-Pong Leave a comment
Social Media in Action: Olympus PEN Story
Camera-maker Olympus clearly understands a few of the main tenets of social media marketing:
Content is King
Simple is always better
It’s important to consider your audience’s ROI
Content is King (worth repeating)
One of the rising videos on Digg today is the PEN Story, which features brilliantly produced stop-motion footage taken from the new Olympus PEN E-P1 four-thirds camera. [...]
Posted in Social Media, Video Also tagged Olympus, Online Video, Personal ROI, roi, Social Media Strategy, videos, youtube Leave a comment
Twitter’s Not For Everyone
Trent Reznor has always done his own thing. We spoke about it around the time of his Digg Dialogg appearance here on the blog, and it’s something I’ve always admired about the man. He’s marched to his own beat for years - musically, business-wise, and in the world of social media.
After weeks of flirting with [...]
Posted in Music Industry, Social Networks Also tagged music, Statistics, trent reznor, twitter Leave a comment
Social Media and #IranElection Part II: A Thousand Words
This week I touched on the incredible impact social media is having on the conflict in Iran. This picture adds a thousand words to that point:
“The Mouse That Roared”
Thanks to the Digg community!
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