Top Picks of the Week
October 11, 2011
Being the expert in social media not only means creating authentic and accurate content, but also locating other reliable sources and voices in your industry. Check out these informative articles from what we recommend as some of the most dependable sources in social media.
“Social Media’s Impending Flood of Customer Unlikes and Unfollows”
Brian Solis briansolis.com
With insight from an industry expert, this one points every marketer using social media in a new direction. It’s sure bring back the “likes” and “follows” that every brand is looking for.
“The New Facebook: How to Take Control of Your Privacy”
Sarah Kessler Mashable.com
Privacy and Facebook are constantly at battle, but that doesn’t mean that you have to lose sleep over it. This article gives solid insight on keeping your Facebook account protected with the new modifications to the social network.
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“Are You Disclosing? What You Need to Know about FTC Rules and Social Media”
Sara Hawkins Socialmediaexaminer.com
Writing great copy can be a challenge, and so can coming up with totally original t-shirt ideas. This is a great article that reminds us to cross our T’s and dot our I’s when using borrowed material. Exchanging ideas is leads to advancement in society, yet it’s essential to give credit where it is due.
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“Steve Jobs — 10 Lessons in Life & Leadership”
Erik Qualman Socialnomics.com
This reflection upon the life and accomplishments of Steve Jobs illustrate the lessons that only one of the world’s most innovative leaders could teach.
“Dalai Lama Joins Google+, Plans Hangout With Desmond Tutu”
Radhika Marya Mashable.com
Mashable makes our list twice with an interesting article about the Dalai Lama joining Google+. This definitely shows how deeply social media has infiltrated the lives of people all over the globe.
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