Kindle Fire, Eventbrite's Social Media ROI, and Super Pacs: the Social 6 for 10/26/12
Happy Friday, gang. How was your Thursday? If yours was as hectic as mine, you might have missed these stories, and we wouldn't want to have that. Today we've got plenty of tablet news & views, Eventbrite's quantifiable social media success, and even a story from my book companion site, at http://goingsoci.al. Here's your Social 6:
#6: Can Amazon's Fire extinguish the iPad mini? (Daily Mail)
#5: Super PAC Wants to Put You in Its Facebook Ad (Mashable)
#4: If You Don't Like Your Current Story, Change It (Huffington Post)
#3: How to Build Your Brand Across Multiple Social - and Editorial - Platforms (Going Social)
#2: Social Media Drive Dollars, Users to Eventbrite: CEO (CNBC.com blog)
#1: Human costs of iPad mini: chemical smells, unpaid overtime, constant work (Macworld)
Social Enterprise Trends, Rewarder, and Tips for Identifying Social Influencers and Improving your Online Branding: Today's Social 6
Hello world. I missed doing a Social 6 yesterday, and I feel horrid about that. Good thing today's recap of yesterday's news is full of great articles, from Rewarder's growth to identifying your brand's social influencers to what to look for as social enterprise trends going into next year. Let's dive into what you all clicked on, shared, and retweeted yesterday, shall we? Here's your Social 6:
#6 How To Identify Your Social Influencers (Small Business Trends)
#5 How to Make Your Online Branding Brilliant (Business 2 Community)
#4 Rewarder Closes $7 Million Round to Build a Social Marketplace (All Things D)
#3 Case Study: Clothing Boutique Collects Customer Reviews (Street Fight)
#2 Why Social Media Has Peaked and Needs a 'Sonny Corleone'-Style Demise (Forbes)
#1 The Top 4 Trends Shaping Social Enterprise in 2013 (Huffington Post)
Debate Tweets, Apple Launches, and Community Managers as CEOs? Your Social 6 news roundup for 10/23/12
Yesterday was a pretty busy day in the Twittersphere, folks. Both this very site and Going Social were among the top six more shared, clicked on, retweeted, you name it. But aside from things I've put out there, there was plenty of great news and views over the last 24 hours.
Here's your Social 6:
#6 The Five Hottest Social Media Jobs (The Social Robot)
#5 The Private Social Network: It May Be Just What Your Company Needs (Forbes)
#4 Tweet-by-tweet analysis of the Foreign Policy Debate (JeremyGoldman.com)
#3 iPad mini and refreshed Retina iPad pricing details leaked (SlashGear)
#2 Could Community Managers be our Future CEOs? (Going Social)
#1 MacBook Pro with Retina Display to Cost $1699: Report (eWeek)
Tweet-by-Tweet Analysis of the Foreign Policy Debate
In case you missed my tweet-by-tweet analysis of the 10/22/12 Presidential Debate, here it is:
Time for debate tweets! Excited.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Why does Romney keep talking about Molly, and who is she? #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Why is Romney's flag pin always bigger than Obama's? At some point you think Obama would pimp his pin out. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
In the 2-camera shot, I swear, it looks like Obama's left ear is going to graze Romney's suit. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Romney's tie is better than Obama's, but Bob Schieffer's wins the night. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
This #debate is not covering one important issue: why is there a higher ed institution named Lynn University?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
I almost think Romney could put on a golf shirt & pants with an elastic waistband and he could live in Boca. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Romney's big plan for peace in the Middle East: he's going over there & putting on a Winter Olympics for 'em. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Why do we always discuss making peace in the Middle East? Isn't that like discussing how we can best fire laser beams from our eyes?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Romney trying to keep transitioning into domestic policy only belies how more comfortable he is on that front. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
I sure hope Romney doesn't say "you're only more comfortable with foreign policy because you were born there". #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
I always get confused when Romney says Awn-ti-puh-noors. Then I realize it's just his word for people who start small businesses.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Does Bob Schieffer feel bad they gave him such a shitty chair? Seriously. Just look.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Why the heck does MSNBC have a banner "LIVE" across the top of my screen? Does anyone really think this #debate is on tape delay?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Admit it: you didn't think you'd hear the word "bayonets" tonight. #debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Shouldn't Romney's being all over the map technically be a positive when we're talking about the globe?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Did Bob Schieffer just say "Obamas Bin Laden"?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
For "what do you believe is the greatest future threat to U.S." question, I'm seriously surprised Greenland hasn't come up yet.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Obama & Romney aren't using the pen & paper left in front of them. Let's put them on eBay & use proceeds to solve the deficit.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Isn't Romney's entire closing statement the kind of attacks he spent the whole night complaining about?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
Romney's last words are the U.S. should stay "the hope of the Earth." Um...since when is Mars invading?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
I *hate* all this handshaking by the families after the debate. These people really dislike one another. 100% inauthentic.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 23, 2012
The Social 6 Weekend Recap: Everything You Missed Across the Internet in One Easy Post
Well, I'm a bit crazed today, so let's just get to it, shall we? Here's your weekend recap Social 6:
#6 Givit makes iOS video editing smarter and easier than iMovie (VentureBeat)
#5 Three Questions to Measuring Social ROI (Business 2 Community)
#4 A look at some of the IPad Mini's competitors (SF Chronicle)
#3 Yelp's Real Problem Is Google (Seeking Alpha)
#2 How to Use Google Groups for Business to Minimize Email (Backupify blog)
#1 4 smart social media parody accounts you *need* to check out' (Business 2 Community)
Everything You're Ashamed You Missed Yesterday: the Social 6 Recap for 10/20/12
Folks, this past Friday saw a slew of great stuff get shared out by yours truly, and clicked, shared, retweeted, you name it from all of you. Your peers pick the top 6 stories, and I rank 'em, same as always.
Here's your Social 6:
#6: The Changing Nature of Customer Relationships (Destination CRM)
#5: Making Yourself a CEO (Bhorowitz.com)
#4: YouTube launches "Campaigns" for members of the YouTube Non-Profit Program (Mashable)
#3: A Twitter Outburst and Another Chance for Andrew Goldman (New York Times blog)
#2: Instagram now auto-translates @mentions of usernames when you share photos on Twitter (The Next Web)
#1: How To Hack An "A-Ha!" Moment (Fast Company)
The Social 6: the Top Stories You Missed Over the Last 24 Hours, 10/19/12 Edition
Man, did you miss a lot over the last 24 hours. You didn't see Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster's iPad Mini predictions, Facebook potentially making a major move into mobile, and Klout's new moves towards taking Perks more mainstream. Without further ado, here's your Social 6:
#6: The Amway Effect on Social Media Influencers (Huffington Post)
#5: Color's Epic Collapse: Why Everybody Is Loving It (ReadWriteWeb)
#4: The lure of antisocial behaviour (Financial Times)
#3: Klout Makes Perks Easier to Claim (Mashable)
#2: Could iPad Mini cannibalize "regular" iPad sales? (CNET)
#1: Facebook Mobile Ad Unit for Apps Now Available to All Developers (Mashable)
LinkedIn, Women in Binders, and Lynx in The Social 6 News Roundup
I'd normally write more of an intro, but I'm sitting here with my new Community Management Associate, Matthew Lum (AKA @matthewjlum on Twitter), and I know you want to get to the news you missed over the last 24 hours. So, let's dive in, shall we? Here's your binder-less Social 6 for 10/18/12:
#6: Case Study: Restaurant Rewards Customers With Cash-Back Promos (Street Fight)
#5: Aptitude, not influence, makes good social media pros (ZDNet)
#4: Brand Caught Handling Social Media Issue Well! (Marketing Pilgrim)
#3: Lynx Facebook Post Claims Body Spray Can Turn Lesbians Straight (Mashable)
#2: My Tweet-by-Tweet Analysis of Last Night's Debate (JeremyGoldman.com)
#1: LinkedIn's Profile Refresh Is All About the Visuals -- Just Like Other Social Giants (All Things D)
Paperless Post, iPad Mini, and...Bill Nye the Science Guy? The Social 6 for 10/17/12
We're right before holiday season, which means news is definitely picking up. Plenty of worthy candidates over the last 24 hours, but here are the victors - your Social 6 for 10/17/12:
#6: How Bill Nye the Science Guy Would Monitor Social Media (CMSWire)
#5: iPad Mini, Meet Your Ancestors (Baristanet)
#4: Paperless Post Goes Retro And Launches Paper, A New Invitation Printing Business (TechCrunch)
#3: Training Your In-House Social Media Team (Human Resources Journal)
#2: Is Your Business Popular or Influential? (Forbes)
#1: iPad Mini will come in 24 flavors, report says (CNET)
Highlights from the Debate
As many of you know, I was a Political Science major at Emory University, that fine institution that brought us Kenneth Cole and Newt Gingrich. Given my background, I thought you might want some of my intellectual analysis of last night’s Presidential Debate between Barack Hussein Obama and Willard Mitt Romney. Quick aside: imagine if we had a president named Willard Hussein. Just saying.
And now on to the important stuff:
10 minutes into the #Debate & we've already said the word "Jeremy" more than any debate ever. So, I'm good.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
They said my name again!!! #Debate #HelpJeremyGetAJob
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
I think we need to hire Jeremy to drill for clean coal and oil. There, 2 problems solved at once.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Mitt Romney looks very, very Presidential now. Meaning, he looks pretty rich, male, and super White. #Debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
One burning Q of mine during the #Debate: how the heck do they get that red carpet so spotless?
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Historic moment: first time a candidate has said "sketchy" in a presidential #Debate. Up next: Romney to say "WTF".
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
#HeSaidMeToo is not a bad soundbite. #Debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Why's the Constitution always the backdrop, each debate? Just once I'd like something new. Like the lyrics to a Ke$ha song.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
I love how Romney reemphasizes how he can't get the names of Caucasian people right. Classy. #Debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
From watching the Q-asking undecided voters in the #Debate, I've concluded this: undecided voters apparently look kinda weird.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Romney says a 2-parent household is less often in poverty. Which is true. Imagine if we could make 3-parent households mainstream!
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
@priyajain0 Apparently, if you're richer you won't want an assault weapon? In related news: Romney has 0 assault weapons.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
@ashalee126 Fair point! 2 gay male parents lead to a richer household, with better-dressed kids.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Between both debates, Romney has outlined roughly 1,012 things he'll be doing on Day 1. You need *a lot* of meth for that.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Romney has said "I know what it takes to..." so many times, like he's trying to convince himself of it. #Debate
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Man, when I grow up, I'd sure love a binder chock full o' women. Then I could be President.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012
Finally, Romney & Bill Clinton have something in common: both have binders full of women.
— Jeremy Goldman (@jeremarketer) October 17, 2012



