Governments fear social media more than the traditional press, because this is the true voice of the people
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Governments fear social media more than the traditional press, because this is the true voice of the people
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Janelle Monae is the Dapper Queen
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Search Engine Optimization 101 For Musicians (SEO)
Released yesterday during Music Biz 2013, a new infographic from digitalmusic.org and NARM offers musicians, labels, and other music companies a crash course in search engine optimization (SEO). It walks readers through the basics of how search engines such as Google and Bing work, then provides a series of simple tips and website dos and don’ts. SEO FOR MUSICIANS:
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Social media is 24/7. Someone is always tweeting, posting on Facebook, or uploading a new picture to instagram. However, for social media managers and businesses alike, this can be quite of a challenge. We obviously can’t be online all day, even for those of us who are social media managers or...

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“Top 4 Digital Marketing Trends for 2013” provides a comprehenive analysis of tools and technologies that will define the digital marketing landscape this year. It traces the impact of the digital revolution on consumer behavior and highlights key trends that marketers need to focus on in 2013. It provides insights on optimally utilizing various elements of a digital marketing strategy like mobile marketing, social media, content marketing and author rank, to offer greater reach, better relevancy and higher customer engagement.
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Retro Future Ads For Social Media
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The best place to hide a dead body…is page 2 of Google search results.
“Content Doesn’t Win. Optimized Content Wins”
Li Evans, search marketing guru (via kelseybremner)
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My dream man(poem/spoken word/random)
Last night I had a dream about a man I did not love... He was smiling at me, as he reached out to remove my glove... As our hands entwined in the moonlight, I, gazed into his eyes, wondering.. Hand in hand we strolled through the moonlit night, wandering... No words uttered and yet, the silence speaks volumes... His sweaty palms caressing mine, deep breaths fanning out like steam train fumes... Silently we walk, a thousand questions to ask, and yet... Not a word I say, stead I stare at my boots as they crunch through the snow, my mind in quite a state... As we walk hand in hand for what seems like an eternity... My numb fingers warming up from his warmth,heading silently towards a mystery... Suddenly, I flinch, pulling my hand away from his 'where are we going!?' I shout this... But silence is all I get as he lets go of my hand and walks on, like something is not amiss... As the coldness seeps back into my fingers I remember my glove... As I shout once more, after this man I do not love.. I watch his shadow disappear and realize, that I must wake up to that strong stench of coffee... And that the man in the dream was not one that I did not love, but one that did not love me... I find my glove,my hand warms up as the last of his trace disappears into the night... I wake up and accept that this man did not love me, but that I would be alright...
The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, her body shape, or the way she combs her hair.The beauty of a woman must be seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart the place where love resides.
Search + Social People are beginning to use Facebook (and their friend’s interests or recommendations) to find answers instead of turning to Google. The growing influence of social connections in finding and accessing information over the internet is the present and future. Search engines are already using your social media interactions to personalize your search results. So who you’re connected to and things you value will influence your results. That means investing in search engine optimization cannot happen any more without social media. And internet marketing cannot exist without either one.
Social media measurement is like driving a modern car. You may have a dashboard with all the lights, toggles, gauges, and metrics, but remember, the most important piece of data to have in front of you is the GPS screen. The GPS screen indicates where you want to go (your objective), where you are now, and how to get there.
Jeremiah Owyang
So...A brilliant idea that may not be right but gets people thinking can be of greater value than a standard idea that doesn't stimulate thought at all...
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'Our solid American citizen awakens in a bed built on a pattern that originated in the Near East but that was modified in Northern Europe before it was transmitted to America. He throws back covers made from cotton, domesticated in India, or linen, domesticated in the Near East, or silk, the use of which was discovered in China. All of these materials have been spun and woven by processes invented in the Near East. He slips into his moccasins, invented by the Indians of the Eastern woodlands, and goes to the bathroom, whose fixtures are a mixture of European and American inventions, both of recent date. He takes off his pajamas, a garment invented in India, and washes with soap, invented by the ancient Gauls. He then shaves- a masochistic rite that seems to have been derived from either Sumer or ancient Egypt. Returning to the bedroom, he removes his clothes from a chair of southern European type and proceeds to dress. He puts on garments whose form originally derived from the skin clothing of the nomads of the Asiatic steppes, puts on shoes made from skins tanned by a process invented in ancient Egypt and cut to a pattern derived from the classical civilizations of the Mediterranean, and ties around his neck a strip of bright colored cloth that is a vestigial survival of the shoulder shawls worn by 17th century Croatians. Before going out for breakfast, he glances through a window, made of glass invented in Egypt, and, if it is raining, puts on overshoes made of rubber discovered by the Central American Indians and takes an umbrella, invented in Southeastern Asia. Upon his head he puts a hat made of felt, a material invented in the Asiatic steppes. On his way to breakfast, he stops to buy a paper, paying for it with coins, an ancient Lydian invention. At the restaurant, a whole new series of borrowed elements confronts him. His plate is made from pottery, invented in China. His knife is steel, an alloy first made in southern India; his fork, a medieval Italian invention; and his spoon, a derivative of a Roman original. He begins his breakfast with an orange, from the eastern Mediterranean, a cantaloupe from Persia, or perhaps a piece of African watermelon. With this he has coffee, an Abyssinian plant, with cream and sugar. Both the domestication of cows and the idea of milking them originated in the Near East, while sugar was first made in India. After his fruit and first coffee, he goes for waffles, cakes made by a Scandinavian technique from wheat domesticated in Asia Minor. Over these he pours maple syrup, invented by the Indians of the Eastern woodlands. As a side dish, he may have the egg of a species of bird domesticated in Indochina, or the thin strips of the flesh of an animal domesticated in eastern Asia that have been salted by a process developed in Northern Europe. When our friend has finished eating, he settles back to smoke, an American Indian habit, consuming a plant domesticated in Brazil in either a pipe, derived from the Indians of Virginia, or a cigarette, derived from Mexico. If he is hardy enough, he may even attempt a cigar, transmitted to us from the Antilles by way of Spain. While smoking, he reads the news of the day, imprinted in characters invented by the ancient Semites upon a material invented in Germany. As he absorbs the accounts of foreign troubles, he will, if he is a good, conservative citizen, thank a Hebrew deity in an Indo-European language that he is 100% American.'
Ralph linton, anthropologist.
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