Luke Brynley-Jones Joins Ninety Ten Group Consultants

Luke Brynley-Jones has joined the Ninety Ten Group as part of their illustrious team of consultants, which includes Jonathan MacDonald and Stowe Boyd. The group draws on the consultants for specific projects and supports them with the brand, a core team and technical whizzery.  Not a bad set-up really.
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Wanted: Social Media Events Organiser

Our Social Times is looking for the world’s best Social Media Events Organiser to help run our high-quality social media & marketing conferences, courses and bootcamps in 2010. It will be a hugely fun and rewarding job – but we’re picky, so you’ll have to be REALLY good. It’s p/t, working from home but with [...]

Monitoring Social Media 09 – Discount for Connected Marketing Group

We’re offering a 10% discount on tickets to Monitoring Social Media 09 for Connected Marketing Group Members (LinkedIn).  MSM09 is taking place on 17th November in London with speakers including Neville Hobson, Antony Mayfield (iCrossing), Alan Moore, Philip Sheldrake, Amelia Torode (VCCP), Marshall Manson (Edelman) and Brad Little (Neilsen). Use the discount code “CMNG” when [...]

Seven Business Objectives for Monitoring Social Media

Connie Benson, Community Strategist with Techrigy,  shared a useful presentation this week called “Seven Business Objectives for Monitoring Social Media“. This set out seven excellent reasons why companies should be tracking and responding to what people say about them online, namely:  Public relations / Crisis, Search Engine Optimisation, Corporate marketing / brand building, Industry / [...]

Interesting chat with someone in the Government Press team just now about how difficult life is now Lord Grayson has taken to Twitter. When important people tweet, it’s fine for them, but everyone around them is then expected to follow them every minute of the day!  (I work with Doug Richard ;)

Social Media Monitoring Companies Don’t Use Twitter

I decided to ‘follow’ every SMM company I could find on Twitter yesterday. I was amazed at how many of the 80 or so companies I looked up either weren’t listed by their company name or had just a handful of followers. What are they thinking?! With a few notable exceptions (such as WeAreSocial, who [...]