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No More Sniffles – Viral Marketing Roundup

We’re at the end of Viral Marketing month – and it’s been emotional. We’ve had a case study from the CEO of Zaggora, interviewed the brains behind one of the most notorious viral Twitter accounts of all time, and had the whole concept of viral marketing analysed by a sceptical @Adam_Ketterer. What have we learnt?  [...]

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Diagnosis Marketing: is your Viral Load Too High?

 @Adam_Ketterer’s Viral Marketing Screen Sneeze. When I read a post on the B2B Social Media Guide a few weeks ago saying that viral marketing was a force not to be sneezed at, I said I thought it was, actually. I did this largely so that I could link to this cute baby panda doing a [...]

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‘Have #fun and #ENGAGE’: Interview with Ed Jefferson, the figure behind @shippamspaste

18 months ago, an almost-forgotten brand surfaced on Twitter with what seemed to be an inept intern at the helm, making a brave stab at the old social media. The reaction was amusement – and confusion. Was it real? Was it a joke? Either way, followers flocked to the account, intrigued by the tweets (covering [...]

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Creating Conversations: Zaggora and Viral Marketing

Malcolm Bell (@malcolmbell), founder of www.zaggora.com, talks to us about how viral marketing has been crucial to the business. When I first launched ecommerce exercise wear company Zaggora in July 2011 with my wife Dessi and a good friend from university, our marketing strategy consisted largely of two things: we had a promising product – [...]

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Viral Marketing – a force not to be sneezed at?

Ah, that dreaded word – viral. Nothing sends chills down the spines of Account Managers more than a client who suggests that maybe they could try using viral techniques to gain leverage for their product, especially in the B2B world. The problem is that virals aren’t made – they’re born. For every successful campaign there’s [...]

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April is viral marketing month

By @TopLineFounder This April, the B2B Social Media Guide turns its attention to viral marketing. After we read this story about a blind dog and its guide-cat in Holyhead, we concluded that we needed to put a Welshman in charge of this series. So we put Luke Budka on a train to Cirencester, secure in [...]

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Marketing to SMEs in LinkedIn groups

Know which LinkedIn groups are best for marketing to SMEs? Here’s our list and a guide to getting it right. Earlier this week we told you how SMEs use LinkedIn and how to find relevant groups without having to trawl through LinkedIn’s not-so-great directory. If you went ahead and used the directory anyway, you probably [...]

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Infographic: Influencer marketing – some common pitfalls

This nifty infographic flags up some of the most common stumbling blocks when it comes to influencer marketing.

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Case study: Friends with benefits

Marta Cowburn Cuests, PR & Marketing Support at SilverDoor, shares her experiences in targeting social influencers on Twitter

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Integrating social media into traditional PR campaigns

Anton Perreau explains how PR agencies can integrate social media into their campaigns.

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