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Human being on a mission - tracking the digital transformation
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Legislating the impossible
Posted 6 days ago at Future Visions
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Firstly, I'm not sure your comment strikes a professional tone. This reflects poorly on Cygnis Media and leads me to question your standing in this space.
This post was written a year and a half ago, and things change. At the time of this post, there was no private messaging option for brand pages. The availability of private messaging AND threaded comments radically changes the game.
Additionally, the integration of leading conversation management platforms into CRM providers has shifted the service - CRM paradigm. Again, all blog posts need to be taken in context of the market in which they were written. Particularly in the changing world of social media.
Customer service is a function of CRM, but they do not always sit in the same platforms or disciplines - particularly as Facebook pages in scaled organizations are almost always run by Marketing and Corp Comms.
Frankly, I'm embarrassed for Cygnis Media as a company at the quality of your comment and the lack of expertise and strategic thinking it shows.
5 Challenges of Facebook Marketing at Scale
The Facebook Brand Page is a brilliant platform. While many are familiar with page fundamentals when operating a single page, operating Facebook marketing efforts at scale is a uniquely challenging endeavour. Below are the top five challenges facing marketers of scale on Facebook as a plat...
Is the marketing world prepared for the PRISM backlash?
Posted Jun 11, 2013 at Future Visions
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You don't have a social media crises
Posted May 23, 2013 at Future Visions
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Photo sharing and storage is still very broken
Posted May 21, 2013 at Future Visions
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Forget Google Glass, this is the value of wearables
The team at Eidos is really on to something here. Augmenting our reality, focusing our reality and enhancing our human experience rather than distracting from it. Art, science, health, culture, life... this is the future of computing. Eidos - Sensory... Continue reading
Posted May 6, 2013 at Future Visions
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Imitation is the sincerest form of plagiarism
Here's the latest Evian commercial, which my kids adore and I thought was pretty original. And here's a Turkish commercial for water from a few years ago... Continue reading
Posted Apr 24, 2013 at Future Visions
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Where is the luxury phone market?
Posted Apr 24, 2013 at Future Visions
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In breaking news, the market demands a rumor mill
Posted Apr 22, 2013 at Future Visions
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The biggest computing trend we aren't discussing
Posted Apr 17, 2013 at Future Visions
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Saying Goodbye: Thank You Allen
It was early 2008 and I was thrilled to be joining the budding social-professional scene in NYC. I was young, enthusiastic and out of my league. I attended conferences, read countless blogs, tweeted and did everything I could to learn... Continue reading
Posted Apr 8, 2013 at Future Visions
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Our Modern Day Passover Miracle
Posted Mar 25, 2013 at Future Visions
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10 features that will make "Keep" a killer app
Posted Mar 21, 2013 at Future Visions
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Graph Search Gets Louder
Posted Mar 21, 2013 at Future Visions
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Here's why Google kills products we love
Posted Mar 18, 2013 at Future Visions
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Facebook Steps Into Google Reader's Shoes
Posted Mar 14, 2013 at Future Visions
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Facebook Knows Something The Publishing World Doesn't
Posted Mar 4, 2013 at Future Visions
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Fara, I think we agree. In the case Peter K was discussing however, I think would agree that this isn't offensive.
My point is that while pointless linkbait is evil, this informational linkbait isn't harmful and therefor isn't something worth getting worked up over.
Should we cry over wasted ink?
Peter Kafka recently pondered the state of the publishing industry - what does it say about a publisher when they create mindless search-driven content such as "What Times Does The Oscars Start?". While many would consider this mindless content evil, I'm not convinced that this is the case. In...
Worrying About Twitter Security? Get Over It
Posted Feb 25, 2013 at Future Visions
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Should we cry over wasted ink?
Peter Kafka recently pondered the state of the publishing industry - what does it say about a publisher when they create mindless search-driven content such as "What Times Does The Oscars Start?". While many would consider this mindless content evil,... Continue reading
Posted Feb 25, 2013 at Future Visions
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The Funniest Way To Bypass YouTube Copyright Measures
Posted Feb 10, 2013 at Future Visions
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content economics 101: the cash gap
Posted Feb 10, 2013 at Future Visions
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The Only Answers To Life's Toughest Challenges
Below are a few lessons that I'm continuing to learn. I hope you find them helpful. The quickest path to changing your world is to change yourself. The best way to overcome a challenge is to change the way you... Continue reading
Posted Feb 3, 2013 at Future Visions
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This snarky Google Map is driving Social Change
Type in "Concentration Camp, North Korea" into Google Maps and look at what you get: brilliantly snarky political comedy. View Larger Map But it gets better. Look at the location descriptions below: Definitely would recommend this place for anybody who... Continue reading
Posted Jan 30, 2013 at Future Visions
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The Great, Unknown Facebook Photos Hack That Delivers Engagement
Posted Jan 28, 2013 at Future Visions
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