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Ted Weismann
High-tech PR and social media, husband, father
Interests: pr, reading, sports, politics
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What Your Own Facebook Newsfeed Tells You About Increasing Brand Engagement
Posted Jul 10, 2012 at Beyond the Hype
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Are You in the 60% of Companies That Don't Have a Social Media Policy?
Posted May 16, 2012 at Beyond the Hype
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Social Media Managers Are From Venus -- And So Are Corporate Lawyers
Posted Mar 14, 2012 at Beyond the Hype
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5 Reasons Why Companies Shouldn't Dismiss Google Plus
Posted Dec 2, 2011 at Beyond the Hype
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What We Are #Thankful For – and NOT!
Posted Nov 23, 2011 at Beyond the Hype
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Sharing the excitement about our big move -- to Boston!
For 25 years, our business cards have had "Boston" printed on the bottom as one of our locations (along with Austin). In actuality, our Boston office has been located in a few places along Route 128 -- Boston's technology corridor -- during that time (Lexington, Burlington and now Woburn). But, location-wise it's close enough and makes more sense to have Boston on the cards rather than Woburn. In less than a month, our cards will reflect our true location, as... Continue reading
Posted Aug 1, 2011 at Beyond the Hype
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Great Night for LP&P at #PubClubofNE Bell Ringer Awards
Posted Jun 8, 2011 at Beyond the Hype
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Three PR Takeaways From Pew State of Media 2011 Report
Posted Mar 16, 2011 at Beyond the Hype
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Do You Know How Social Media Monitoring Tools are Being Used in Your Organization?
Posted Feb 25, 2011 at Beyond the Hype
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Is 2011 when location-based services will sweep B2B marketing?
Posted Dec 30, 2010 at Beyond the Hype
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Is there just one social graph? Will there ever be?
Posted Nov 16, 2010 at Beyond the Hype
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@themaria,
Interesting that you say that it isn't *readily* available. I suspected that perhaps not enough Facebook members elected to have their news feeds opened up with the recent privacy settings changes. If this is true, this will be a problem for Facebook relative to competition from Google.
BrandBowl 2010 is nice, but what about Facebook?
Our Patriots disappointed us this year, so I realize how spoiled we were during the glory years when thinking about Sunday's big game. Despite my team not being in it, I'll be interested for two reasons. One is the Saints (Who Dat!). Do it for all those paper bag-headed fans of old! The s...
Hi Katie - Thanks for stopping and your comment. I look forward to seeing you again.
How well do you know your Twitter followers and Facebook fans?
At yesterday's Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council (MassTLC) event, Katie Paine gave her latest presentation on social media measurement. I've seen her talk many times, but she does a nice job keeping her pitch very current, so I always walk away with something new. Yesterday, it w...
Michelle - Thanks for stopping by with the comment. That is very true about the human analysis -- that is the only way to understand the meaning.
State of social media (Part 1)
I'm going to go out on a limb and predict tomorrow will be the busiest day the Fail Whale has had in a long time. Between an Apple event so monumental that bloggers are pre-live blogging, "Snoracle" and SAP earnings - it'll be enough to test Twitter's capacity. But, I think it will be the ...
State of social media (part 2)
Not surprisingly, the iPad reality has not met the hype. Ah, well. Arguably, there is more anticipation for tonight's State of the Union, so to coincide with that I'd like to conclude our two-part series on the state of social media -- particularly from where we sit in the B2B tech and life sciences work. Yesterday, I wrote about how our clients should approach their company-level social networking efforts and how to take action on the listening they have been... Continue reading
Posted Jan 27, 2010 at Beyond the Hype
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Why reputation management is as important as ever (hint: because Google says so)
Posted Jan 15, 2010 at Beyond the Hype
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Hi Michele -- I saw Brogan's post, but what you've done in presenting these tips based from what the commenters on his post said was very valuable to me. I'm about seven months into my organization's post, and you've given me some good advice to consider -- as well as some of your commenters.
Six Reasons People Aren't Commenting On Your Blog
As part of his Social Media 100 series, Chris Brogan is exploring the power of blog commenting by "writing" his post through comments. (OK, I'm a day late in seeing this in my feed reader). It's an interesting experiment that has me thinking some more about commenting, a topic I've explored pr...
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