Nate Crowder Marketing & Social Media Analytics @GoGECapital, Husband, Son, Father-to-Be, Outdoor Enthusiast, Christian, Mathematician, and Geek

6May/130

Happy 10th Birthday, LinkedIn!

via Mashable
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11May/120

A Case Study in Social Media Demographics

A Case Study in Social Media Demographics
Understanding the various social media sites, particularly the major ones, can help people understand where they want to spend their time and help businesses understand where to apply their effort... - A Case Study in Social Media Demographics

10May/120

5 Tips to Build and Grow Your LinkedIn Network

Do you want to tap into LinkedIn’s 150 million–member worldwide network? It’s important to focus on the right kinds of activities that will yield the best results. In this article, I’ll reveal five key strategies and activities you can focus on to build and grow your network... - 5 Tips to Build and Grow Your LinkedIn Network

8May/120

Social Discovery Site Tagged.com has More Engagement than Facebook

It’s fitting that a “Social Discovery” site holds people on the page longer than Facebook. In today’s ever-increasingly over-connected virtual world, we are no longer as fascinated with the daily machinations of our friends and family. We have become good at shuffling through pictures of little nephew Timmy sliding into third base with a quick Facebook like or clicking the retweet button when a friend declares their local sushi bar has the best Sake in Long Beach.
We’re ready for more. We’re ready for something new... - Social Discovery Site Tagged.com has More Engagement than Facebook

2May/120

What is 60 Seconds in Social Media? [Infographic]

What is 60 Seconds in Social Media?

695,000 Facebook status updates.  98,000 Tweets.  20,000 Tumblr posts.  13,000 hours of Pandora music streamed.  A lot can happen in 60 seconds... - What is 60 Seconds in Social Media? [Infographic]

1May/120

What Small Businesses Can Learn from Big Brands in Social Media

More and more small businesses are recognizing the marketing power of social media and joining such sites as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Indeed, Facebook alone is anticipated to reach one billion users by the end of 2012. Even those who have been most resistant to joining the revolution are unable to ignore the ability of social media to attract customers via the viral nature of social networking.

However social media networking does not end with the creation of a profile on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn; indeed the creation of a page or profile is just the beginning. It will take time and effort to build a presence and gain brand recognition... - What Small Businesses Can Learn from Big Brands in Social Media

22Apr/120

Splunk Had the Best Stock Debut Since LinkedIn…What Is It, Exactly?

A tech company called Splunk, Inc. (SPLK) shot up 109% on its first day on the Nasdaq Stock Market,the Wall Street Journal reports, raising its market value to more than $3 billion dollars... - Splunk Had the Best Stock Debut Since LinkedIn…What Is It, Exactly?

11Apr/120

LinkedIn Search Gets More Social

LinkedIn isn’t a company that widely publicizes the incremental changes to their service (unlike another social network I know), but they’ve slowly been rolling out improvements to their group service for a while, and now they’ve included a pretty major upgrade to their search.  The update enables LinkedIn search to search through the millions of conversations in Groups to find information relevant to your search... - LinkedIn Search Gets More Social

17Mar/120

Infographic: 60 Seconds in #SocialMedia

Every :60 in Social Media, Millions of People Connect – this graphic shows the where and how... - Infographic: 60 Seconds in Social Media

17Mar/120

#Facebook’s #BranchOut Is More Personal Than #LinkedIn

Launched in August 2010, BranchOut connects employers and professionals through one of the Internet’s most personal networks: Facebook. Many people recoiled at the idea of keeping their resumes so close to their nightlife and baby pictures, but... - Facebook’s BranchOut Is More Personal Than LinkedIn