Drew Burks on stage at Agent Reboot in San Diego
Drew Burks talk about and recommends social media strategies for Realtors that works.
Duration : 0:1:50
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A Peek into Kontera, San Francisco!
A short, fun video depicting one casual day in the offices of Kontera Ad Network.
Visit http://www.kontera.com/ and learn more about us.
Duration : 0:2:43
Part 2 (of 4): Creating a Following Through Social Media
Conversation with best-selling author, David Meerman Scott, brought to you by New Media Currents, with John Houghton, and MobileCast Media. Transcript below.
JH: Say you’re the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) for an enterprise software company, what would you do, what would be some of the first steps and priorities for establishing this following?
DS: Take for example some of the companies that provide free software and then have an upgrade path. So that’s an interesting model. Salesforce.com comes to mind as a company that’s done that. Or how about complete changing a model. So, for example, a company called Rue La La, they do women’s fashion. Instead of having a humongous storefront with a bunch of different things that you can buy, they put one thing on sale a day. It goes on sale in the morning, and the window of opportunity to buy that thing for a short period of time. You have to be a member to join. So what they did, the Grateful Dead, started the band on a new business model. When they started, there were country bands, rock bands, blues bands and jazz bands; they combined all of those elements, so they created their own category of products; just like this company created a brand new category of women’s fashion retailer, where there’s only on product for sale each day, you have to be a member, and it’s a huge business. It does tons of business — millions of dollars of business in sales.
JH: What are some of the techniques they use in Social Media to get the word out about their one item per day on sale?
DS: Well in their case, its’ membership model, so you have to nominated by another member to join. So it’s an exclusivity model.
JH: Kind of like Google Wave.
DS: Yes, exactly. And you know, the Grateful Dead followers are a little bit like that. It’s a little bit exclusive to be part of the club of people who follow the band from city to city. Creating that mystique. If you’re in the club, you’re out having this great time. If you’re not, you might be missing something.
JH: In social media, you have any recommendations as far as specific vehicles? There’s Twitter, Facebook, there’s blogging.
DS: All of the above, or choices of the above. It’s really not so much about the tools. I look at those different types of social media as tools. What’s it’s more about is understanding who you’re trying to reach and then creating the sort of information that’s going to be valuable to them, and not something for your own ego. What I see again and again are companies that just stroke their ego by creating something that’s for them, rather than something for their fans. I think bringing it back to the dead, they created music, yes, but it was for themselves and for their fans. What I mean by that is the Grateful Dead concert was a celebration that everybody was a part of. The fans were as important a part of the show as the band was. So again, for social media, don’t just pitch your product, don’t just talk about yourself, don’t just think about what’s important to you, but rather think about what’s important for the people you’re trying to reach. These are your customers and your potential customers.
Duration : 0:3:26
How to Set Up a Video Blog : What is an RSS Feed for Video Podcasting?
How to use an RSS feed for video blogs and podcasts; learn more about blogging and podcasting in this free instructional video.
Expert: madpod
Bio: James A. Donnelly, Madpod.com, has been working in television and with video for over 2 decades.
Filmmaker: James Donnelly
Duration : 0:1:58
How to Edit, Unpublish or Delete a Post or Page in WordPress 3.0
This video tutorial explains how to edit, unpublish, or delete a post or page in WordPress 3.0.
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For additional tutorials and help with WordPress 3.0, please visit http://pearsoncommunications.com
Duration : 0:6:42
RTL On The Road – CB Tech Summit 2010 – Episode #177
Join Rockwall Texas Living for day two – part 1 of “On The Road” as we speak at Coldwell Banker Tech Summit 2010 in Wilmington, Ohio. The summit is being hosted by Coldwell Banker King Thompson and Coldwell Banker West Shell. We will speak with other industry professionals about how we have used video to feature our community of Rockwall and Heath Texas.
Come with us “On The Road” to see from the inside out what our time in Ohio is like and some of the fun things we get to do along the way!
Day Two Itinerary:
6:15am EDT – Wake up, breakfast and check-out
8:30am EDT — Coldwell Banker Tech Summit 2010 begins
9:20am EDT – Opening Session – Ballroom B – Opening Remarks from:
Joe King, President & CEO, NRT Ohio Companies
Joe Reis, Exec. Vice President, NRT Central Region
Bruce Zipf, President and CEO,NRT
Jim Gillespie, President and CEO,Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC
10:20am EDT – Keynote Speaker
Stefan Swanepoel, International Speaker and Author
12:00pm EDT – Lunch – Ballroom A
12:20pm EDT – First Breakout Sessions
Sara Bonert (social media is here to stay)
David Siroty (social media communication)
Dori Gehling (flip camera)
Michael Jones (realtor.com control panel)
1:15pm EDT – Second Breakout Sessions
Sara Bonert(web presence on zillow.com)
Andrew Eklund & Dawn Hepper (connections into leads)
Sarah Poston (tech tools)
Marty Soller (computer tips)
2:10pm EDT – Final Breakout Sessions
Evan Matteson (engage with video)
Andrew Eklund & Dawn Hepper (connections into leads)
Michelle Barnett (database for dummies)
Sue Price (mobile apps)
3:05pm EDT – Closing Session – Ballroom B
Michael Fischer, Vice President of Marketing, Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. with panelists Mike Randall and Evan Matteson
Jim Gillespie, President and CEO, Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC
4:45pm EDT — Head to airport for return flights (Jim Gillespie, Michael Fisher, Joe Reis, David Siroty, Evan Matteson and Mike Randall
7:05pm EDT — Flight departs for DFW
8:45pm CDT — Arrive back in DFW and head back to Rockwall Texas after celebrating Allyson Neal’s 30th Birthday at Craft.
12:30am CDT – Get some rest
For more info:
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Duration : 0:4:42
10 Myths About Blogs – Scott Rosenberg
Complete video at: http://fora.tv/2009/07/29/Scott_Rosenberg_Say_Everything_How_Blogging_Began
Scott Rosenberg, Salon co-founder and author of Say Everything, gives his list of the top 10 myths about blogging. “I will boil down to you to fewer syllables than a haiku: some bloggers are doing journalism, others aren’t.”
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You’ve heard all the arguments about blogging, pro and con. Blogs are a wondrous innovation, keys that have unlocked a vast treasury of self-expression and allowed underdogs everywhere to challenge giants. No, wait! Blogs are a scourge that is debasing journalism, undermining traditional authority, drowning us all in meaningless chatter, and destroying civilization as we know it.
Say Everything chronicles blogging’s unplanned rise and improbable triumph, tracing its impact on politics, business, the media, and our personal lives. What blogging has become, Rosenberg says, is a new kind of public sphere – one in which we can think out loud together. – The Hillside Club
Writer, editor and website builder Scott Rosenberg is a cofounder of Salon.com and author of Dreaming in Code: Two Dozen Programmers, Three Years, 4,732 Bugs, and One Quest For Transcendent Software. At Salon, Rosenberg served as technology editor and, from 1999 to 2004, as managing editor and vice president for editorial operations. He also started the Salon Blogs program in 2002 and began his own blog as part of it.
Before leaving Salon in 2007 to write Say Everything he conceived and prototyped the Open Salon blogging community. Before Salon he wrote on theater, movies, and technology for the San Francisco Examiner for a decade and was honored with the George Jean Nathan Award for his reviews. His writing has appeared in the New York Times, Wired, and many other publications. He lives in Berkeley, California, with his wife and two sons. Today he blogs at wordyard.com. He can be found on Twitter as @scottros.
Duration : 0:5:59
How to make money blogging?
I have been blogging for more than three months and want to start earning money from it like others do. Could anyone give me ideas how to start making money with blogs?
If your goal is to make money blogging, there’s a couple of things you need to know. 1st off: most successful bloggers (or those, I should say, that have successfully monetized) spend their first few months (in some cases years) building up an email list through a service like aweber (if you’re not familiar with it, get familiar with it-quick!) This list is the bread and butter of a successful blogger. There are some other methods of monetization out there like google adwords and selling banners, but the tried and true formula is to create your own products (i.e. ebooks, reports, etc) or sell the work of others through affiliate programs to your email list. The key is to have a very well defined niche and nurture a relationship with your readers where you provide them with valuable free info on a regular basis. Check out David Risley, Matt Wolfe and Eben Pagen. Hope this helps…
Google-certified ad networks in AdSense
AdSense publishers in North America and Europe can now allow ads from Google-certified ad networks to appear on their pages. These ads will compete with AdWords ads, and will help publishers earn the most from every ad impression by increasing competition. At the same time, publishers will have full control over which ads and ad networks can appear on their pages.
For more information, visit https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?answer=152693
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