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Social Media Daily

Are you a social media professional (or want to be one) or are you a marketing agency who wants to quickly expand their profile? Well, Social Media Daily might be the blog for you!

Due to a change in Emily’s (Contributing Editors) career and a desire to refocus before the start of the new year, social media daily is being prepared for sale.

The asking price? Modest and inline with the content that the opportunities that arise as a result (media, events, projects, clients etc etc) In fact its probably less than your annual coffee budget…

As the new owner of Social Media Daily you will receive all of the content produced over the past three years, all branding and assets associated with running the blog.

What you CAN”T do, is claim the old content as your own. The original authors of the posts remain unchanged.

Please get in contact should you wish to find out more (only genuine interested parties please)

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We aren’t sure what the implications are of clicking this link, however we encourage all of our readers to attempt to “unlike” the page and remove the comment from your Facebook profile to prevent the further spread of this scam.

-Created with you in mind, so you can quickly scan and digest all of our posts from the week….

-Created with us in mind as we like the idea of a “day off” from blogging

-Perfect for checking out on a Friday at 4.30 as its remotely work related and should fill the dreaded 4.30-5.00 pm gap (Gin in coffee mug optional)

-Share it with your boss and look like a genius

Topshop lands in Australia and uses Social Media to engage

Social Networks, Christmas and Giveaways.. a match made in heaven?

Looking for love? Try Google…

Other terms ranking highly were Steve Jobs and his iPhone 5 (yet to be released) Amy Winehouse, Kim Kardashian, Justin Beiber and mega events such as The Royal Wedding and The Rugby World Cup.

This new data isn’t really surprising, however there is a significant opportunities for small business and bloggers to catch some of the traffic, with DIY featuring heavily in 2011, especially anything to do with… weddings!

So, make your new years resolution to spend a few hours a week on your social media AND your SEO in 2011

Image: Google

1. Have a compelling offer.. ie FREE shipping. This will entice the customer just as much as a “prize” especially at this time of the year

2. Add value by offering a discount/follow up product which can be redeemed in the new year. This keeps them coming back and engaged “offline” as well as “online”

3. Run a “new year” campaign which focuses on fresh starts, detoxes and getting back on track…

All of these approaches will continue to build a meaningful relationship with your customers rather than just a “one off” entry Build and create engaging campaigns throughout the whole year and dont just wait till the last minute to bring home the bacon!

The mega fashion retailer is opening its doors on Thursday to the general public, but in the meantime are offering passes to its opening party on Wednesday night, the hottest ticket in town, via a “treasure hunt” using Facebook and Twitter.

The retailer known for it’s fast fashion appeals to women 18-35 and is using social networking to promote its arrival in Melbourne (Sydney and Perth to come in 2012) by reaching out to their customers where they hang out online… facebook and twitter! They are also leveraging “influencers” by inviting fashion bloggers and online personalities to the launch on Wednesday rather than just traditional “A listers” A great lesson for small businesses in “fishing where your fish are” and being relevant and contextual when speaking to their audience.

Image: Topshop

-Created with you in mind, so you can quickly scan and digest all of our posts from the week….

-Created with us in mind as we like the idea of a “day off” from blogging

-Perfect for checking out on a Friday at 4.30 as its remotely work related and should fill the dreaded 4.30-5.00 pm gap (Gin in coffee mug optional)

-Share it with your boss and look like a genius

Female Small Business owners embrace Social Media

Obessed with Facebook?

Build your business with our blog. Social Media Daily is for sale!

Facebook most shared news for 2011

Facebook has compiled a list of the most shared  news content on the social network this year and whilst the content is mostly US based there are still some of the years biggest news stories (Japan earthquake) included and some surprising omissions like the royal wedding, political uprising in the middle east, etc etc.

Check out the list below and see what you think consider to be “important” and what was “shared”

Check out the Top 10 here:

1. Satellite Photos of Japan, Before and After the Quake and Tsunami (New York Times)

2. What teachers really want to tell parents (CNN)

3. No, your zodiac sign hasn’t changed (CNN)

4. Parents, don’t dress your girls like tramps (CNN)

5. (video) – Father Daughter Dance Medley (Yahoo)

6. At funeral, dog mourns the death of Navy SEAL killed in Afghanistan (Yahoo)

7. You’ll freak when you see the new Facebook (CNN)

8. Dog in Japan stays by the side of ailing friend in the rubble (Yahoo)

9. Giant crocodile captured alive in Philippines (Yahoo)

10. New Zodiac Sign Dates: Ophiuchus The 13th Sign? (The Huffington Post)

Check out the list here and

Are you a social media professional (or want to be one) or are you a marketing agency who wants to quickly expand their profile? Well, Social Media Daily might be the blog for you!

Due to a change in Emily’s (Contributing Editors) career and a desire to refocus before the start of the new year, social media daily is being prepared for sale.

The asking price? Modest and inline with the content that the opportunities that arise as a result (media, events, projects, clients etc etc) In fact its probably less than your annual coffee budget…

As the new owner of Social Media Daily you will receive all of the content produced over the past three years, all branding and assets associated with running the blog.

What you CAN”T do, is claim the old content as your own. The original authors of the posts remain unchanged.

Please get in contact should you wish to find out more (only genuine interested parties please)