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How Instagram has ruined almost everything [VIDEO]
Where do I start? How about, it includes two things that I really don’t have much time for: Instagram photos and Nickelback. Yes, that about covers it.
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Tourism Australia gives its YouTube channel a refreshing facelift
“We now have 450 live videos on our dedicated YouTube site, with more than 5,000 subscribers and a track record of 6.5 million views and we will be looking to grow this further with a better and more enriching experience for users.” Andrew McEvoy, Managing Director, Tourism Australia.
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Online advertising set to speed past newspaper and TV in 2013
Online advertising has continued to grow, achieving 10% year on year growth recording $813.25m for the three months ending September 2012. The results show that while the general advertising market is softening, online advertising is firmly on track to speed past both newspaper and TV advertising in 2013.
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Is Facebook the soul of the new Australian mum?
Earlier this year, Mouths of Mums called the grocery-buying mum a myth and proceeded to offer another – the Price Princess, the one in constant pursuit of the best bargains. Now, MumsNow throws up another tantalising one: the Facebook Mum.
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Entrepreneurship and parenthood – the ultimate juggling act
I have always held the belief that the pinnacle of my career would be to successfully create and run my own business. I really wanted to test myself and see what I could do. I have enormous respect for people who put themselves on the line and take the calculated risk to give something a red hot go.
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It’s the technology, stupid!
The Entourage Group has traditionally run mentoring programs, primarily for the young to learn, in a manner of speaking, at the feet of the old. It might just be the time for a switcheroo – allowing the older lot to learn from the young, and catch up with technology.
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Favourit: Armchair sport just got better, and social
The Simmons have taken their time sizing up the market, and in coming up with the right mix. Favourit offers live stats, scores, social data, trends, rich media, gamification and, of course, betting. The gamification lets users compete against each other to prove who knows more about sports matches and the outcomes, allowing them to accrue IQ points and win competitions on the coveted Favourit leaderboard.
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Protected: How to create a Facebook prospect funnel [WEBINAR]
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How to build a Facebook prospect funnel… in your underpants! [WEBINAR]
Facebook has often been described as the Pub of the internet. In other words, it’s a great place to do business! It’s the largest social media network in the world… and a powerful business tool. What are you doing to master Facebook?
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5 tips that will change your customer service into a memorable experience
When researching to start up Bubbler Deals I saw a clear need for a customer service focused deal site. Pretty much everyone I spoke to told me of a bad experience they had purchasing from a deal site. The industry was fast losing the trust and respect of their members – their reason for being.
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FlikGift, whipping up a storm in the social media marketing game
Retailers now have a much lower cost way to engage with and acquire the customers they want. At the same time, customers love receiving sponsored and group gift cards from their friends to spend on items they actually want. Put the two together and you get some thing interesting.
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Stackla, the Australian social media start up that is taking on Lady Gaga
Stackla is at the forefront of an emerging trend, where brands and organisations are providing curated social media content to their fans, providing a more relevant & tailored social experience.
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How to win Facebook fans and influence brands
A broad conclusion: Consistent tactical and promotional themes bring high engagement and expand fan base. So, competitions, special offers and even “creative, visual and often humorous posts” lead to high visibility and growth.
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Drink and post responsibly. Oh, and stop panicking about the Facebook ruling.
For those who don’t know (which is pretty much everyone), the Australian Advertising Standards Bureau (AASB) recently made a ruling regarding user-generated content on social media, after it was discovered that the Facebook page for Victoria Bitter beer featured “sexism, racism, irresponsible drinking, obscene language and material that linked alcohol consumption with sexual or social prowess”. Apparently swearing at the TV and asking girls to “show some skin” is ok when you’re drinking VB, but not if you’re posting about VB, obviously.
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Brace yourself for the Digital Revolution. It’s only just begun.
If you’ve grown wary of all the New Media hype, put your scepticism on hold. Far from petering out, argues Paul G. Roberts, digital technology’s effect on information and communication, in all of our interconnected lives, is guaranteed to keep accelerating. In this first of two parts, Roberts traces the origins of information sharing from prehistoric times to the present day. We have come a long way — and even with media communications more democratic than ever, there’s still plenty of room to grow.
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biNu snaps $2 million in quest to deliver smarts to dumb phones
biNu, a four-year-old Sydney startup, is not the only one seeking to do so but might have just became the most high-profile one – what with a $2 million funding round led by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s TomorrowVentures, and including WorldReader founder David Risher and other private investors in Australia and the U.S.
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There was no escape. We all now have Timeline [VIDEO]
Love it or hate it, Timeline is here to stay. The rollout out of the Facebook Timeline interface is now universal across the 955 million users.
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How one new social media site is keeping you from being bummed
Ever had that feeling that you have missed something? Have you ever been totally devastated to learn that there was an employment expo held just around the corner, but you didn’t even know about it beforehand? Maybe your favorite local band played at show two weeks ago, but you didn’t get the memo?
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SMEs dumping Internet in the face of economic slump
The Business Monitor, which surveyed 1,004 SME operators, found online business activity such as online transactions, email marketing and social media to be in decline. Less than a quarter (24%) used search engines to promote their business, down from nearly one-third (31%) in March. Social media activity on Facebook, YouTube and Google+ fell three percentage points to 15% and professional networking on LinkedIn fell six percentage points to 13%
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Naked Wines brings allure, and innovation, to Australian market
Jecks is launching Naked Wines with $1.5 million to cut sweet deals with winemakers, and choice words for the supermarkets that he alleges have undermined both consumers and winemakers.
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