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Brandopolis
Established in 2010, Brandopolis is the destination for brands wanting to avoid social mediocrity. At Brandopolis we will be investigating brands customer interaction strategies.
We are growing the Twitter and Facebook neighborhoods, so if you have recommendations for brands that should become new residents, please send us your nominations. And if you are interested in contributing an idea or guest post let us know. brandopoliscentral@gmail.com -
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Stacy Cohen Archive
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It’s Hip To Be Square in 2011
Many marketers are saying that 2010 was the year of social media and 2011 will be the year of mobile. I'd agree with that, and I'd also add that one of the top buzzwords of 2011 will be QR codes. -
Facebook News: 3 New Products
During a live press conference, Facebook announced 3 new products today that will help enhance Facebook as a better social platform. The overarching theme is giving people more control and confidence over how they can share information and how this information is used by third party applications. 1) Download your personal info Built on top [...] -
WeReward’s Key to Mobile Marketing Success
The location-based service (LBS) market has exploded in the past six months. Starting with a two-sided battled between Foursquare and Gowalla, the market now includes numerous other platforms that all offer unique ways to reward users for “checking-in” on their mobile phones. Miso and GetGlue give you badges and stickers for watching your favorite TV [...] -
3 Reasons Why Gowalla Will Beat Foursquare
Foursquare is just the newest social media bandwagon that people are jumping on while they drink the Kool-Aid. -
A Facebook fan is worth $3.60?!
Vitrue released a study this week that caused quite a stir in the social media world. eMarketer recaps some of these reactions on their blog today, and also was able to chat with Vitrue’s CEO about the methodology behind the valuation. Here are a few key points Reggie makes: Our intent was to just focus [...]










