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Everybody wants a million followers on Twitter or Facebook, but most can only dream of such numbers. What factors are critical for better follower-engagement?

5 reasons NOT to seal your social media borders

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2010/03/31 · 24 comments 16,035 views

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A lot of companies refuse to allow their employees to access any social media at work, ever. We look at why this is wrong in a world where SM is becoming king.

Why social networking groups fail

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2010/03/10 · 42 comments 25,126 views

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Groups require effort and time. Sometimes a shake-up is needed to get the desired results. We share some tips and tricks on how to make it happen faster.

Social media trends: Pepsi’s charity contest

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2010/03/04 · 13 comments 13,403 views

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JPMorgan Chase and Pepsi tried new marketing on social media and failed transparency tests. These are the trends social media has not started, but now follows.

What good is Twitter for managers who worry about the bottom line? Here we share our experiences and show how it might work for you.

Who says Apple’s iPhone is special – not Switzerland! Plus, the unlikeliness of crowdsourcing and social media ROI, how Facebook changed policy, free tools and more!

When was the first banner ad used? What do Stella Artois and Löwenbräu have in common? Survey says the largest tweet-up ever is… Plus, free tools and more!

ComMetrics Week in Review: Smart social media marketing, from Google to a super barcamp in Vaduz and Amazon spamming Twitter accounts, free tools and more!

ComMetrics weekly review: Xing to Picasso via MoMA

by Urs E. Gattiker on 2009/11/08 · 14 comments 9,522 views

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ComMetrics Week in Review: Smart social media marketing, from Picasso to the Museum of Modern Arts in New York. Plus, free tools and more!

Luxury brands are embracing corporate blogging, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. This post explains why engaging with 20-somethings through social media is a must.