Two weeks ago in New Hampshire we had the first presidential primary. As the candidates were campaigning hard in our small stare, and the media was in a tizzy over who will win, I realized how similar politics are to social media marketing. A recent article in Advertising Age about marketing to CMO??™s brought home [...]
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It was July 19th, 2005 when Robert Murdoch surprised Wall Street when he spent $580m to purchase MySpace, So how does the investment look 2 1/2 years later?When Murdoch bought MySpace it was predominately a US social network. Today it is a worldwide force with 24 local versions. Besides introducing new musicians and playing host [...]
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It was July 19th, 2005 when Robert Murdoch surprised Wall Street when he spent $580m to purchase MySpace, So how does the investment look 2 1/2 years later?When Murdoch bought MySpace it was predominately a US social network. Today it is a worldwide force with 24 local versions. Besides introducing new musicians and playing host [...]
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Two weeks ago in New Hampshire we had the first presidential primary. As the candidates were campaigning hard in our small stare, and the media was in a tizzy over who will win, I realized how similar politics are to social media marketing. A recent article in Advertising Age about marketing to CMO??™s brought home [...]
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It appears that MySpace is not ready to let Facebook take over its mantle as the dominate social network. While Facebook got all the media attention last year, it was MySpace that got all the traffic according to Hitwise.MySpace received more than 75% of all the social networking traffic in the U.S. last year, while [...]
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It appears that MySpace is not ready to let Facebook take over its mantle as the dominate social network. While Facebook got all the media attention last year, it was MySpace that got all the traffic according to Hitwise.MySpace received more than 75% of all the social networking traffic in the U.S. last year, while [...]
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