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Lookalike Audiences, Klout for Business, Coke's Social Media: the Social 6 for 3/20/13

Well, it's been a busy day with me at a photo shoot for up-and-coming brand Jude Connally all day, but I still found the time to share some pretty, shiny links with you guys -- and you certainly weren't shy with your clicks & shares today. Today's top story had to be Klout's renewed push for business, but Facebook's lookalike audiences is a must-read as well. Here's your Social 6:

#6: The D: All Things Digital conference lineup looks even more impressive than ever (All Things D)

#5: Dear Executive, Without Advanced Analytical Skills, You're Not Employable (Huffington Post)

#4: Wharton marketing prof Jonah Berger shares the science of going viral [VIDEO] (Business Insider)

#3: Coca-Cola: the 's' in social media doesn't stand for 'sales' (Econsultancy blog)

#2: Facebook announces lookalike audiences, lets advertisers target potential customers similar to current ones (The Next Web)

#1: Klout launches business portal, gunning for brands (Fortune)

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Path for iPad, Salesforce's Partner Growth, and Mobile Tech at Weddings: The Social 6 for 11/2/12

Now that the iPad Mini is finally available for purchase, I think I'll stop queuing up news about it. Frankly, I'm sleeping through new articles a bit - even though you guys are certainly clicking on all of them. Anyhow, time to let a new topic take "Mini Tablet Wars" space in my tweet queue. With or without the iPad Mini, there was plenty of interesting articles to choose from in the last 24 hours, including the below. Here's your Social 6:

#6: The Economics of Bad Outreach (SocialMediaExplorer)

#5: Path Comes To The iPad, A Platform Dave Morin Calls “The Future Of The Personal Computer” (Techcrunch)

#4: Amazon Pulls iPad Mini Spec Comparison After Speaker Gaffe (PC Magazine)

#3: Salesforce adds 20 partners to its Marketing Cloud (VatorNews)

#2: How Mobile & Social Technology Can Improve a Wedding (Going Social)

#1: The Reputation Graph Is Going to Take Over the World (Huffington Post)