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Do you know why you should develop a strategy for your marketing?

“Throw it at the wall and see what sticks.” …Not how you develop a strategy. Yet, the number of businesses and individuals employing this technique is heartbreaking. On any given day, businesses haphazardly post articles, respond to comments on Twitter, and “curate” content to their Facebook Page.

Posted On: Friday, October 21, 2011 Posted In: Community Tagged: Content Development , facebook , online marketing strategy , social media , social networking , strategy , target market
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Playstation Network is back online, rewards users with free video games.

Here’s an excellent example of a company coming correct. The Playstation Network is now back online, and it’s giving a bunch of stuff away to say “I’m sorry” Now if you don’t play Playstation, you may or may not know that on April 17th the Playstation Network got Hacked. Not only had the network been

Posted On: Monday, June 6, 2011 Posted In: Community Tagged: community building , customer experience , online marketing , playstation network
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Fred Roger's guide to better blogging

This is the second in a series of guest posts from fellow members at Third Tribe, who responded to my call for help so I can finish up my very first product that will help immensely with community This one comes from Lydia Poblano aka @thevintagemama who had an amazing revelation and has written a very inspirational article

Posted On: Monday, September 27, 2010 Posted In: Community Tagged: bloggers , blogging , fred , fred figglehorn , fred roger , fred rogers , guide , mister rogers , mister rogers' neighborhood , misters , neighborhood of make-believe , online businesses , sesame street , television in the united states , third tribe , timeless , weight loss
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What the hype cycle means for your community

This is the first in a series of guest posts from members of the Third Tribe. I had asked for some help while I finish creating my first product, which will help immensely with community. First up, is a post from Paul Cunningham from BloggingTeacher.com. He aims to help bloggers overcome the many challenges they

Posted On: Monday, September 20, 2010 Posted In: Community Tagged: blog hosting services , community , cycle , cycling , describe , discussion forums , for your , gartner , hype , hype cycle , innovation , marketing , means , online social networking , paul cunningham , social information processing , technology , the blog , trough , troughs , twitter , virtual community , world wide web
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  • Tommy Walker

    Hi I'm Tommy

    If your customer’s aren’t absolutely enthusiastic about what you do, chances are you’re boring them to death. Currently, I'm teaching freelancers and entrepreneurs how to sell in higher paying markets

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