Tag Archive | "social media"

Gravity Summit as reviewed by WhatGives.com

Saturday, February 27, 2010

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We were very excited to attend this year’s Gravity Summit at UCLA. What a great event! We wanted to share this review of Gravity Summit from WhatGives.com. Did you attend? What did you think?

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RSVP Today! SMCLA tackles Google Analytics 2/23 at Mahalo

Friday, February 19, 2010

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Confused by Analytics? Want to know if your tweet really made a difference in your company’s bottom line? This month we are going to take a deeper dive into one of the easiest ways to measure online social media efforts – through Google analytics. Come join Social Media Club – Los Angeles on Tuesday, Feb. [...]

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Gravity Summit @UCLA

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

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Gravity Summit at UCLA- Best Learning and Networking Event You’ll Attend All Year! Plus you can get CE Credits for attendance! http://bit.ly/7GhSRc SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF $100 OFF FOR SMCLA FOLKS!! Register here for $249 (reg. $349) http://bit.ly/bwYz1y What is Gravity Summit? Gravity Summit events help bridge the gap between the new Social Media Marketing tools [...]

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Register For Next Week’s Gravity Summit!

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

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Register For Next Week’s Gravity Summit!

Hey everyone, The 2nd annual Gravity Summit is coming up next week on Monday, 2/22 – if you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time! Social Media Club members can get $100 off the registration pricing by clicking here. Here’s more info: Gravity Summit at UCLA- Best Learning and Networking Event You’ll Attend All Year! [...]

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Twitter for Families

Friday, October 30, 2009

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As technologies continue to make it easier to connect with friends and family online, families are turning more and more often to the distribution communication platform that Twitter and Facebook Status Updates provide. Combining Twitter with other social applications (like Facebook) serves to strengthen and magnify the communication capabilities of families on the Internet to an even greater degree.

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Games Go Social: Discussion Recap

Thursday, October 22, 2009

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The ubiquity of pink cows: How Facebook and iPhone are changing the way we play. Just as the Internet has transformed how we watch movies, read books, and listen to music, social media, led by Facebook and iPhone, are changing the way we play games. How has the gaming industry responded to our new recreational [...]

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Yogi Berra on Social Media

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

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As a warmup to next week’s meeting on Sports and Social Media, I thought a few reflections from one of the greatest baseball players of all time would be appropriate. Last week, I started reading a book called “Yogi Berra: Eternal Yankee” and am amazed by how much I have learned about Yogi so far. [...]

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Meeting Announced: Brand Building via Social Media

Monday, March 9, 2009

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We’re pleased to announce our next meeting where we explore “Brand Building via Social Media“  on March 31st, 2009 7:00pm to 9:00pm For our March event, we will hear from an awesome panel of people who have successfully used social media to help build their brands. Learn about best practices, how to build strategy and [...]

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Building a Brand Through Social Media

Friday, February 20, 2009

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In anticipation of the March SMCLA gathering to discuss “Building a Brand Through Social Media”, we thought we’d offer up a brief primer, a series of quality links, and a few questions to stimulate thought. It’s always amazing to see what this group comes up with when we all put our minds to something, so [...]

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Social Media at the Super Bowl

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

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From a social media perspective, we saw very little "official" brand or broadcast incorporation of all of the tools we have come to embrace as social media fans and enthusiasts. Here are just a few ideas for how the broadcasters, the brands, and even the viewing audience can improve upon this year's toe-dip into the Social Media broadcast experience.

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