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To Tweet or Not to Tweet?

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It seems this IS the question. Many teams and coaching staffs have resorted to “banning” Twitter to prevent gaffes by their players or to protect them from those who will only criticize and trash the players of the university.

Before we jump to the always popular “educate them” as the resolution, let’s take this further. It is not enough to claim or make an attempt to “educate them”. Once educated, there needs to be a policy in place and to go ...

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You Don’t Get It!

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As requested by the great @Mahoney, here’s the Storify story featuring a few of my awesome followers on my rant, You Don’t Get it! 

 

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My Review on Spreecast!

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A couple months ago, I was able to get a preview of Spreecast after a chat with @colinevans on Twitter. So here’s my Spreecast breakdown. By the way, I’m not being paid to do this, but I like new sites and especially visual media!

Within Spreecast, you can opt to go Public or Private. When you sign up you will be able to create an account by logging in through Twitter, Facebook or e-mail. This is 2012 ...

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Super Bowl (#SB46) #hashtag Usage

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So…we just watched another Super Bowl. This one ignited more Social Media involvement than others before it. Why? Well…Social Media is here to stay. Let’s see which brands were involved in hashtag usage during #SB46.

#MakeItPlatinum (Bud Light)

#SoLongVampires (Audi)

#BetterWay (Best Buy)

#whatworks (GE)

#beckhamforhm (H&M)

#JerrysNSX (Acura)

#MrQuiggly (Sketchers)

As a brand, it’s great to use hashtags. Now if you are a brand using a hashtag, make sure you were ...

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1,000+ Followers…I Owe You!

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It’s been 3 years since I’ve indulged myself in the life of Social Media. Since then, I have made amazing connections and have valued each of my connections’ insight. I would not be where I am (career-wise) without the network I have. Whether it’s through LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or Temple University…I have built (and I’m still building) a network for myself.

This past weekend, I went over 1,000 followers on Twitter and I never said “get me to 1,000″ or ...

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RELIC (Read, Engage, Listen, Interact, Converse)

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Social Media For Dummies. No, that’s not what this is. This is a simplistic approach to Social Media. It’s so simple, I broke it down into explained steps for you. Whether you are a seasoned user or a Social Media newbie that’s looking to dive right in, you could use this approach. There are times in which Social Media can become overwhelming or look completely foreign, but I believe RELIC can make that easier.

With Twitter’s real-time search, hashtags and ...

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Influence vs. Interaction

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The amount of athletes on Twitter grows every hour. I’ve been fortunate enough to speak with many users on Twitter that just follow athletes. As I mentioned in my previous post (Re)Tweet: The New Autograph, many people ask to get a RT (Retweet) from their favorite athlete. Last night, Arian Foster, asked a very interesting question on why it’s to entertaining to ask for a RT from an athlete or celeb. Here are some of his responses;

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#winning on Twitter

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This post is not a dedication to Charlie Sheen, but it is dedicated to the most well known hashtag on Twitter.

Are you #winning? I want to know what you’ve won exactly. I’ve asked my following and a few responses were pretty solid. There actually are people #winning on Twitter.

@kc_douglas told me he, “was fortunate enough last year to win HR Derby, All-Star Game & Gm 1 World Series tix. Recently Lakers tix.”
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(Re)Tweet: The New Autograph

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There was once a time when kids, teenagers, and old men waited in line for an autograph of their favorite athlete. There was once a time that autographs were a hot commodity to present to friends and family members as something you earned after hours or dollars spent. Even though this practice still exists, I’m seeing it die more and more.

Everyone has probably asked an athlete or celebrity for their autograph before. It’s only fitting that you would want that ...

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#TweetStarGame

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Calling all baseball fans, MLB enthusiasts, All-Star game fanatics! I’ve been working with a great team of people to launch some that will combine your love of MLB with Social Media.

We’ve seen the recent activity and popularity of many of our favorite players on Twitter. I’m sure, by now, you have favorite players to follow based on their funny tweets or inside information. However, have you ever thought about how influential the player is on Twitter? You can see their ...

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