Facebook

Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/gizmodo/full/~3/ya3ssH2_cb4/israeli-raid-cancelled-after-very-stupid-facebook-post

If you’re in the military, here’s a tip: don’t put upcoming missions in your Facebook status. You wouldn’t think someone would need to tell you that, but here we are.

A raid on suspected militants in the West Bank was cancelled yesterday after an Israeli soldier updated his Facebook status to read “On Wednesday we clean up Qatanah, and on Thursday, god willing, we come home.” The solider has since, unsurprisingly, been relieved of combat duty for being a moron. He’ll also spend 10 days in prison for his update.

Trying to educate soldiers on the importance of not leaking classified info to Facebook, the Israel Defense Forces have started putting up new posters in bases:

In posters placed on military bases, a mock Facebook page shows the images of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Syrian President Bashar Assad and Hezbollah leader Sheik Hassan Nasrallah. Below their pictures – and Facebook “friend requests” – reads the slogan: “You think that everyone is your friend?”

I really want to see one of those posters. Anyone in the IDF want to send us a picture? My email address is below. I won’t post it on Facebook, promise. [NY Times]

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Friday, March 5th, 2010 Uncategorized No Comments

Evidence for Increasing Online Use that is also Accelerating

If you sum up the total unique user sessions in Jan 2008, Jan 2009, and Jan 2010, you get

Jan 2008 – 285M

Jan 2009 – 337M

Jan 2010 – 413M

That is a year-over-year increase of 18% and 23% respectively. Assuming the population of the world does not change that much year to year, the change in total unique sessions leads to the conclusion that online usage continues to increase noticeably.

The Compete.com chart below shows nearly identical number if unique users monthly — Google at 148M uniques and Yahoo at 132M uniques. And Facebook alone achieved another 134M uniques. So while the unique visitors across these 3 sites are not mutually exclusive, there are 414M unique user sessions in the month of January 2010

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Well, this is strange. January 2010 numbers from Nielsen reveal Google has 66.3% of the search market, while Yahoo has 14.5% and Microsoft has 10.9% across its various properties. Google is 4x more than Yahoo and 6x more than Microsoft.

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Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 Uncategorized No Comments

Case In Point: It is Better to be Better

Gmail versus Hotmail

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Retailmenot.com versus Dealcatcher.com

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Flickr vs ofoto, snapfish, kodakgallery

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Facebook vs social networks like Myspace and Friendster

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Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 Uncategorized No Comments

Cybercrooks Target Social Networks

Source: http://feeds.marketingcharts.com/~r/marketingcharts/~3/16mASWhC9kU/

Cybercriminals are turning their attention to users of social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, according to a new report [pdf] from IT security and data protection firm Sophos.

Spam, Malware Attacks on the Rise Sophos’ Security Threat Report: 2010 indicates criminals have increasingly focused attacks on social networking users in the past 12 months, with a [...]<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/marketingcharts/~4/16mASWhC9kU" height="1" width="1"/>

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Friday, February 5th, 2010 Uncategorized No Comments

Even Major Sites are Not Yet Benefiting From the Full Power of Search

@glenngabe’s post on  FaceYahoogle – The Impact of Facebook, Yahoo, and Google on Website Traffic inspired me to also look at the search terms driving traffic.  Most sites, even major ones have their own brand terms driving traffic. This is OK, but it is taking significantly less advantage of the full power of search.A more ideal scenario for sites is that they have a large number of non-brand terms driving traffic — i.e. the keywords they want to be known for are driving traffic to them.  The premise is that if the user already knew the brand or brand name, it would be redundant for the advertiser to spend awareness ad dollars on them. The advertiser wants to get users to their site who do not already know their brand name.  This is especially true for pharma drug websites, as you will see in the following examples.

GENERAL SITES

These sites have such a diverse set of products, services, or topics, we don’t expect the top search terms driving traffic to be anything other than their brand terms.  But they should have a long tail of thousands of keywords driving traffic (and they are, in the following examples).

NYTimes.com

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LinkedIn.com

linkedin

Weather.com

weather

CATEGORY SPECIFIC SITES

These sites focus on specific product categories, so one would expect that they should have keywords around their product category driving traffic — e.g. clothing, chocolate, wine, etc.  But as you can see, most don’t and the total number of keywords driving traffic could be larger than it is now (implying more long tail keywords).

JCrew.com – clothing

jcrew

Apple.com – computers, consumer electronics, iPod, music

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Godiva.com – chocolate

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AnnTaylor.com – clothing, women’s

anntaylor

SINGLE NICHE SITES

Such sites should be all over search terms that surround the topic areas that they want to be known for. But as you see from the analytics, most don’t. Instead, the top terms driving traffic are their own brand name. Again, if the user already knew the brand, additional advertising would be wasted on them. The sites need to make efforts to “own” additional keywords (or at least “show up at the party”) so people who don’t know the brand name might still have a chance finding them when they type in other keywords surrounding the specific niche.

Sutent (Pfizer) – cancer drug

sutent

Nucynta (J0hnson & Johnson) – pain drug

nucynta

Spiriva (Boehringer Ingelheim, Pfizer) – COPD drug

NOTE: This is the best of the bunch of drug sites.  COPD, the disease area they want to be known for, does actually show up in the first 5 search terms driving traffic, along with emphysema and their product name handihaler. Also, notice they have nearly 10 times the number of keywords driving traffic compared to the other 2 drugs cited (65 vs 7 or 8 )

spiriva

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Sunday, December 6th, 2009 Uncategorized 1 Comment

Net Promoter Score (NPS) – A Metrics “Sacred Cow” That Should be Slaughtered?

My main issues with the Net Promoter Score (NPS) is that it doesn’t tell me anything new, is based on flawed math, the number cannot stand alone, and is not actionable (does not tell marketers what to go do).

Read More about Net Promoter Score Challenges

Thanks for all the retweets!

ZebraBites@adamferrier Another one for the NPS collection; http://www.clickz.com/3635696 (via @jhenning and @acfou)

acfouIt’s an “it is what it is” metric (which isn’t actionable) – #netpromoterscore #netpromoter #NPS - http://bit.ly/6EYyc

spiralsThought provoking Net Promoter article http://www.clickz.com/3635696 -Good idea to use search as an indicator of customer satisfaction

VirtualMRRT @berniemalinoff: RT @JHenning @acfou: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3

seangibRT @glenngabe: What’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://bit.ly/84Jh2P via @acfou on ClickZ – some interesting comments as usual w …

glenngabeWhat’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://bit.ly/84Jh2P via @acfou on ClickZ – some interesting comments as usual w/Dr. Fou. :)

MetriclyWhat’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score - http://bit.ly/8U3VVD

christinet6dOh snap… RT @lizapost What’s the value of the Net Promoter score? According to @acfou, not much. ‘http://bit.ly/6EYyc

lizapostWhat’s the value of the Net Promoter score? According to @acfou, not much. ‘What’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score’http://bit.ly/6EYyc

berniemalinoffRT @JHenning @acfou: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3 || healthy debate pros/cons of #NPS

contactjrFrom @acfou: What’s wrong with the Net Promoter Score? http://bit.ly/17ahJC

Noakesi@holycow RT @jonnylongden: RT @rj_berg: Great article on some of the problems with Net Promoter Score (NPS) http://bit.ly/2h5jot#measure

acfouNet Promoter Score (NPS) like brand sentiment scores are oversimplified averages that are not actionable - http://bit.ly/6EYyc

ju2ltdRT @jonnylongden: RT @rj_berg: Great article on some of the problems with Net Promoter Score (NPS) http://bit.ly/2h5jot #measure

jonnylongdenRT @rj_berg: Great article on some of the problems with Net Promoter Score (NPS) http://bit.ly/2h5jot #measure #retail – why use this?

Adtraction_RAJ_What’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://bit.ly/17ahJC (mmm)

KarmaMediaLabs#NetPromoterScore not all it’s cracked up to be? Decide for yourself: http://bit.ly/17ahJC

EricheadRT @rj_berg: Great article on some of the problems with Net Promoter Score (NPS) http://bit.ly/2h5jot #measure #retail – why use this?

PeteHealyNet Promoter Score = useless; replace w/ search volume. Augustine Fou @acfou http://www.clickz.com/3635696 Your thoughts? #in

helena_chariRT @mrnews: #NPS ‘tells you the obvious, isn’t predictive, doesn’t answer the “So what?” question.’ http://bit.ly/1DqmgD (via @DavidPenn

makingcjcAn it is what it is” metric…debate on the Net Promoter score. http://www.clickz.com/3635696

DannyGavinRT @EstherSteinfeld Interesting read: “What’s Wrong with the Net Promoter Score?” @acfou says, “So many things.”http://bit.ly/1ojkfk

ZaliciousRT @kevinertell: This is an excellent article on ClickZ: What’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://www.clickz.com/3635696

hellosmalldogArticle about NPS is interesting – thanks to @mjayliebs for CCing us! We’re reading it now. (via @acfou, @wimrampen)http://tr.im/Fgv3

bigmacherRT @kevinertell: This is an excellent article on ClickZ: What’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://www.clickz.com/3635696

DavashRT @rj_berg: Gr8 article: problems w/Net Promoter Score (#NPS) (http://bit.ly/2h5jot ) #measure [A grad of stats 101 could see all of this]

BobbleHeadGuruRT @rj_berg: Gr8 article: problems w/Net Promoter Score (#NPS) (http://bit.ly/2h5jot ) #measure [A grad of stats 101 could see all of this]

EstherSteinfeldInteresting read: “What’s Wrong with the Net Promoter Score?” @acfou says, “So many things.” http://bit.ly/1ojkfk

kevinertellThis is an excellent article on ClickZ: What’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://www.clickz.com/3635696

rj_bergGreat article on some of the problems with Net Promoter Score (NPS) http://bit.ly/2h5jot #measure #retail

mjayliebsRT @wimrampen: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3 (cc @hellosmalldog)

jestodcWhat’s Wrong With the Net Promoter Score http://www.clickz.com/3635696

jonathanmendez“NPS is what I call an “it is what it is” metric — it tells you the obvious” http://bit.ly/6EYyc

mrnews#NPS ‘tells you the obvious, isn’t predictive, doesn’t answer the “So what?” question.’ http://bit.ly/1DqmgD (via @DavidPenn1@jhenning)

DavidPenn1RT @jhenning RT @acfou: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3 Maybe we need to take it less literally?

wimrampenRT @JHenning: RT @acfou: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3

NicoPeruzziPhDRT @JHenning: RT @acfou: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3 – the emperor has no clothes…

JHenningRT @acfou: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” http://tr.im/Fgv3 Builds on my criticisms with some of his own.

acfouNet Promoter Score (NPS) is synonymous with “useless” (is based on bad math, is not actionable) – what say you? http://bit.ly/6EYyc

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Friday, November 20th, 2009 Uncategorized No Comments

Facebook is going down – pageviews, average stay, pages per visit – why?

From the Compete charts below, it is clear that Facebook is seeing a decline in pageviews, average stay, and pages per visit.  But why?

I know that I have reduced the time I spend on Facebook and I have also reduced the number of messages and other social actions as well.  And I have deleted virtually all of my personal and family photos and will not upload any more. These may be the first signs of a waning of Facebook due to a number of factors.

I can’t get my stuff back out

For example, Facebook has stated that it will not participate in OpenSocial because they do not want people to be able to export their content, conversations, photos, etc, out of Facebook and use on another social network. I am concerned that I will not be able to retrieve or back up content which I believe is mine. I like to have control over my family photos, conversations with friends, etc. I am willing to accept as a “cost” of using the Facebook system the fact that they know who my friends are.  But I am less willing or unwilling to continue putting my content where I cannot get it back, in its entirety.  (Google Docs, for example, just launched a feature where you can back up everything back out of Google Docs into Microsoft Office formats).

Ads in the stream, erosion of trust

A second issue mentioned in a previous post is the increase in advertising on Facebook and also the more unscrupulous practice of injecting ads “into the stream” — ads masquerading as status updates. These are harmful to the overall trust built up in the community and I have un-friended quite a few people whose accounts were clearly used to promote events, products, etc.

Ad-effectiveness sucks

From a prior post – http://bit.ly/EhiW9 – Facebook advertising metric are absolutely abysmal. They keep trying to sell advertisers on the hundreds of billions of pageviews they throw off. But advertisers are getting smarter and more and more of them will buy ads on a cost-per-click basis (instead of CPM, cost per thousand impressions basis).  This means that the ad revenues that Facebook enjoyed from gross INefficiencies will be decimated.


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Friday, October 30th, 2009 Uncategorized No Comments

Doing Social Marketing in Pharma and other Heavily Regulated Industries

http://bit.ly/3XsK5j

Excerpt:

Conventional wisdom would probably say that social marketing is impossible in industries like financial services, pharmaceutical, and healthcare due to heavy regulations and requirements for disclosure. More specifically, in the pharmaceutical industry there exists a regulation that requires companies to report “adverse events” to the Federal Drug Administration within 72 hours of “hearing” it. At first glance, this single regulation could render most forms of online marketing — which are based on two-way communications — to be out of bounds; especially social media, where people talk online.


Thanks for all the RTs and Comments:

ZnaTrainerRT @AlexSchleber: Great, thoughtful post,applies to all SMM: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industrieshttp://bit.ly/5wmOdz

AlexSchleberGreat, thoughtful post, applies to all SMM: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/5wmOdz

jpoloObserving: “How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – “, http://bit.ly/5W350A

TBMarketingBuzzRT @helkhoury: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ: http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

ArnieKHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – good article & discussion: http://ow.ly/IKzV

DowntownWomanRT @alevit: RT @helkhoury: How to do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ:http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

alevitRT @helkhoury: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ: http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

360VANTAGEHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://ow.ly/JpIK

360CEOHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://ow.ly/JpIp

managementsushiRT @whydotpharma: Must read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries.http://j.mp/6CVT9r #hcsmeu #fdasm

agDesignNetworkRT @HealthIntel: Pharma: Socializing in a Straightjacket-Players tiptoe into social media http://j.mp/6CVT9r #fdasm #hcsm

heldincontemptRT @whydotpharma: Must read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries.http://j.mp/6CVT9r #hcsmeu #fdasm

HealthIntelPharma: Socializing in a Straightjacket- Players tiptoe into social media http://j.mp/6CVT9r #fdasm #hcsm

jorge_acostaHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://ow.ly/Jh8c (via @HSM_Mexico ) #smcmx

ericgilbertsenGood article, better discussion on Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ: http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

IdeagorasRT @DaphneLeigh: Reading: Doing social media in regulated industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r (via @healthintel) #hcsm #fdasm #hcmktg #hcsmeu

armseligHow to Do Social #Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries | ClickZ | #socialweb #corporate #pr http://j.mp/7okG8m

andrewspongRT @DaphneLeigh: Reading: Doing social media in regulated industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r (via @healthintel) #hcsm #fdasm #hcmktg #hcsmeu

DaphneLeighReading: Doing social media in regulated industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r (via @healthintel) #hcsm #fdasm #hcmktg #hcsmeu

blogaceuticsRT @whydotpharma: Must read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r

bobharrellRT @whydotpharma: Must read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r#hcsm #fdas …

NovaChelsRT @whydotpharma: Must read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r#hcsm #fdasm

lenstarnesRT @whydotpharma: Must read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r#hcsm #fdas …

whydotpharmaMust read! RT @HealthIntel: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r #hcsm #fdasm #hcsmeu

HealthIntelHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. http://j.mp/6CVT9r #hcsm #fdasm #hcmktg

TBMarketingBuzzRT @tweetreports: Must Read: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/6rR66k #socialmedia

kristofcreativeRT @tweetreports: Must Read: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/6rR66k #socialmedia

tweetreportsMust Read: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/6rR66k #socialmedia

helkhouryHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ: http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

twittinvestorReading: How to do social media in heaviliy regulated industries http://bit.ly/7fO8ew #ir #pr #finance

EvertJanKoningvery interesting dicussion on social web for complex organisations: http://www.clickz.com/3635397

SteveBurdettRT: @marketingwizdom How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries like financial services – ClickZhttp://ow.ly/IP8U

achimbrueckHow to Do Social #Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/7SRkOD #financial #healthcare #pharmaceutical RT@ChernoJobatey

SarahWPFRT @marketingwizdom: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ http://ow.ly/IP8U

JeinspaennerHow to Do Social #Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/7SRkOD RT@ChernoJobatey

marketingwizdomHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ http://ow.ly/IP8U

orhanogutHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://www.clickz.com/3635397

JobateyHow to Do Social #Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/7SRkOD

KerstinvonAppenHow to Do Social #Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/7SRkOD

ChernoJobateyHow to Do Social #Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/7SRkOD

PauliASLue tämä jos et työskentele mediassa : Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries: http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

fredomartinRT @working_arts: Social marketing is about being a reliable source others have vetted & agree is trustworthy/accuratehttp://bit.ly/7FOjJ1

working_artsSocial marketing is about being a reliable source of information others have vetted & agree is trustworthy & accuratehttp://bit.ly/7FOjJ1

working_artsHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://bit.ly/7FOjJ1

IndigoDirectHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://www.clickz.com/3635397

ljlynchFinancial planners & others who think that regulations prevent their participation social media need to read this article. http://ow.ly/IKgO

JonSherman121How to do Social Media in Heavily Regulated Industries http://ow.ly/IH75 #socialmedia

TVGnetworkHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/4NkCgU

darknebrijoDo you work in a heavily regulated industry and find it hard to do social media marketing? A few tips here.http://www.clickz.com/3635397

wweidendorfHow to do Social Media Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://www.clickz.com/3635397

Activ8IncHow to do social media in heaviliy regulated industries http://www.clickz.com/3635397 http://bit.ly/4xis5A

LakeCountyEGRHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ http://ow.ly/IF0M

rpvegaRT @HSM_Mexico: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/7jtVaT // IS NOT ABOUT REACH ! =)

miwchriscarrionHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ: http://www.clickz.com/3635397 via @addthis

PatriotonlineRT @HSM_Mexico: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://www.clickz.com/3635397

HSM_MexicoHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://www.clickz.com/3635397

jellsworthFighting resistance to SM marketing in a regulated industry like pharm or financial? Social may be your ONLY option.http://ow.ly/Ahx8

Steve_GorgesAugustine Fou’s How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/1gey14

xtrememarketerHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/2dAcjC

SunSweptRT @glenngabe: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/1lmtq5 via @acfou – interesting comments Augustine

glenngabeHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/1lmtq5 via @acfou – some interesting comments taking on Augustine

MonetizeMyLifeHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://su.pr/1m6bp4

snd7RT @domain7: Good challenge – how to to use social media for heavily regulated industries: http://bit.ly/2HznSn – JE

domain7Good challenge – how to to use social media for heavily regulated industries: http://bit.ly/2HznSn – JE

ankushagarwalHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries - http://tr.im/CNvj

crown168分享 http://www.clickz.com/3635397 (How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries) http://plurk.com/p/2ddtqg

FbecerrilHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/2eNYFf

CollinsCompanySocial marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries. Good article! http://www.clickz.com/3635397

zaifmandHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries – ClickZ: http://www.clickz.com/3635397

OutOfTheBoxMXSocial Media: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries great article http://bit.ly/1gey14

emELLemjOEDoing Social Marketing in Pharma and other Heavily Regulated Industries: http://bit.ly/3XsK5j Excerpt: Conventi..http://bit.ly/Uo326

acfouSome are arguing that pharma should stay out of social marketing altogether (i.e. bury its head in the dirt?) - http://bit.ly/3XsK5j

nextdigitalInteresting discussion on the use of social media in heavily regulated industries http://bit.ly/1eMeyy ^JD
RasterMediaSocial marketing in highly regulated industries – good idea? http://bit.ly/4Bjpkw
blogaceuticsHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries [ClickZ] http://bit.ly/1lmtq5
carmenmelRT @acfou: How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries (pharma, banking); shout out in comments – http://bit.ly/3XsK5j
jlucianoAWESOME article about companies in regulated industries using social media. MUST READ!!: http://su.pr/2kzcwb
travismcglassonHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries from ClickZ http://ow.ly/vV7U
digitransformerDr. Fou of HCG on “How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries” http://icio.us/5vuqhq
mgarrityRT @edlee: how to apply social marketing in highly regulated industries http://tr.im/CG1e Amen, Ed.
BLRGlobalHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries: At first glance, this single regulation could rende.. http://bit.ly/Gwpa1
edleehow to apply social marketing in highly regulated industries http://tr.im/CG1e
danrevansHow to do Social Media Marketing in heavily regulated industries: http://bit.ly/CQwZv
SensataCreativeGreat article regarding heavily regulated industries and #socialmedia http://ow.ly/vXEU #marketing
NPCReviewHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/3r9UAh
KdierufRT @jjvollenweider SM is about listening, but will consumers actually talk back in heavily regulated industries? http://bit.ly/2VcRHi
Dr_ArndtHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/mafD
moonstep1969RT @onlinexpert How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://www.clickz.com/3635397#
4wdnameHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries: At first glance, this single regulation could rende.. http://bit.ly/Gwpa1
jennywellsRT @acfou How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries (pharma, banking); shout out in comments – http://bit.ly/3XsK5j
jonwchinHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/1lmtq5
pjmachadoSM in regulated industries – http://bit.ly/1lmtq5
kkwiatkoIt’s easy for to listen, but reg make it hard to – How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://bit.ly/1gey14
dkasrelIt can be done: RT @Intouchsol: How to do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries;-http://bit.ly/1lmtq5
IntouchsolGreat read- “How to do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries”-http://bit.ly/1lmtq5
jjvollenweiderSocial media is about listening, but will consumers actually talk back in heavily regulated industries? http://is.gd/4vQuE
bernhardjennyHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries http://is.gd/4vnk9 #social #marketing
mikenewhousesocial network marketing for heavily regulated industries – good article here – http://www.clickz.com/3635397
EnterSuccessHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries: As additional regulations begin to force traditiona.. http://bit.ly/Gwpa1
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AlexNeufeldtHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries: As additional regulations begin to force traditiona.. http://bit.ly/Gwpa1
mannscRT @RichardEByrd: Social Marketing… How to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries: By Augustine.. http://bit.ly/2XHmGJ
acfouHow to Do Social Marketing in Heavily Regulated Industries (pharma, banking); shout out in comments – http://bit.ly/3XsK5j

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