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Office Influentials

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After The Click

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Tapping the Emerging Celebrity Power of Online Influentials

by: David WigderToday, online influentials are emerging as "celebrities" of sort, based not only on their domain knowledge but on their ability to attract and engage audiences online.Marketing Green...

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Targeting Influencers With Virals 'Doesn't Work'

by: Mark RogersDuncan Watts is a Yahoo researcher who has done detailed work looking at the best strategy to launch a viral campaign - the kind of campaign which is aimed at getting the consumer to...

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BBC Report on Increasing Influence of Blogs

by: Mark RogersJulian Smith of Jupiter Research highlights the increasing influence of blogs in a piece for the BBC website in the context of the WeMedia forum. He mentions Market Sentinel’s Dell case...

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Social Media Metrics

by: Matt RhodesNext week I’m speaking at the SocialMediaInfluence conference in London on Measuring Influence and Audience online. It’s a tricky subject and looking around today I have been unable to...

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Cumulative Advantage Versus the Wisdom of Crowds

by: David JenningsThere's an interesting article in Sunday's New York Times about how we arrive at collective judgements of cultural products.read more

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The Impact of the Internet on Customer Behaviour

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How to Use Twitter as a Twool

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Influence Is Not Star Juice

"Influentials" is a funny word that makes me think of someone sick with influenza, with a runny nose and a feverish delirium. That aside, Merriam-Webster offers an amusing definition of influence as...

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