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How social is your website? The question of Tuesday’s SES Express Site Clinic where CEOs, CMOs and marketing pros put their Websites to the social media test.
Here is a sneak peek of Lisa Buyer and colleague UK-based Tracy Falke giving social media “personality check” ups at SES San Francisco. Learn from these companies as they learn to make new friends, get more leads and increase visibility by adding some fresh socialization tools and… Read more »
Happy #Follow Friday!
I’ve been waiting for this day for almost three years! The opening of the movie Eat, Pray, Love starring Julia Roberts. The book was one of my faves so I couldn’t help but tie in my most recent published article. By the way…my fave #FF @zappos, @mashable, @tonyrobbins, @dalailama
Just published: Agencies Eat, Pray, Love for PR
The midlife crisis of public relations and traditional media is a serious one that… Read more »
The Buyer Group CEO @LisaBuyer tweets and speaks with #SESconf #SESSF attendees about the ever-changing world of digital PR and online media
Orlando, FL – July 30, 2010 – SES Summer Lovin Happens So Fast in San Francisco… and The Buyer Group’s Lisa Buyer heads west to the City by the Bay where the tweets and talk is the latest in search and social at Search Engine Strategies (SES). Why should a CEO, CMO… Read more »
Peter Shankman started HARO (Help A Reporter Out) in 2007 with a Facebook Group and two overweight cats, he explained in a blog announcing the sale of his wildly popular PR service to Vocus Inc.
HARO, a free service matured through a deft use of social media, connects journalists on deadline with public relations professionals and small business owners with stories to share.
The Buyer Group has been a HARO subscriber since the service’s… Read more »
By Lisa Buyer @lisabuyer on Twitter
Watching the ShopToEarth social circles grow online over the past few years is exciting and rewarding. It’s hard to believe many of ShopToEarth’s social media networks were launched less than 18 months ago, and now it seems a daily routine for us to wake up and check-in on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and most recently Foursquare!
Lisa Buyer Likes this!
We just hit the one-year anniversary of our Social… Read more »
I’m on a social media high and wanted to share the excitement with you! A lot is happening in my social media/PR/SEO world that matters to both of us. So here are some quick updates to keep you in the circle.
Happy to get published by ClickZ
Thanks to the inspiring words from Mark Jackson at SES Chicago back in December, I decided to play the other side of journalism and write a piece… Read more »
As millions worldwide watched a stoic, unfamiliar Tiger Woods admit wrongdoing and attempt to repair an image shattered by secrecy and sex, reactions on Twitter were as diverse and polarizing as Tiger’s mistresses. Much has been made about Tiger’s public relations response, or lack thereof, since the golf icon’s single car crash in November and stories of infidelity flooded the news.
Today, The Buyer Group was monitoring the public’s reaction online and has compiled… Read more »
Websites, blogs, texting and social media are serving as a viral PR and marketing platform for the recent Haiti disaster relief efforts.
The Red Cross texting campaign went viral through social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, and donations for Haiti alone have already doubled the $4 million that was donated to all charities by mobile texts in all of 2009.
Think about how you can use your own website, blog or social media… Read more »
Unprecedented damage and destruction on the island nation of Haiti has been met by an extraordinary fund raising effort through the Internet and social media.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Aid workers began updating followers on Facebook and Twitter within minutes of the 7.0 earthquake striking Port-au-Prince on January 12.
The Red Cross alone has raised over $8 million through their “Text Haiti” campaign that allows cell phone users to donate $10 via text message.
The Buyer… Read more »
Within moments of stepping into the Zappos headquarters in Las Vegas, it was easy to see the buzz CEO Tony Hsieh is generating by his company’s unique corporate culture is no fluke.
Employees ring cowbells and blow horns to greet guests, conference rooms are extravagantly themed, and Hsieh, one of the youngest and most successful CEOs out there, works from a cubicle that looks like it came straight out of a frat house. Sounds… Read more »
