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How To Do A Sticky-Post | Dawnpilot Blog
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How To Do A Sticky-Post. September 19, 2009 in Blog How-Tos. No, it’s not a Post-It Sticky. Or a sticker. When I wanted to make a post “stick” in a WordPress blog and be the top of the blog, I found some old instructions out in the Spheriverse. I thought I’d post some new ones. They are real easy. Even. Go to Edit Post. Then choose Quick Edit. Check Make this Post Sticky. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 2 other followers. Tallships ...
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Social Media: Your Audience Is Choosing Their Killer App | Dawnpilot Blog
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Social Media: Your Audience Is Choosing Their Killer App. August 14, 2009 in Social Media. I find myself talking about Killer Apps a lot lately when it comes to Social Media. Each one of us will have our favorite: whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, or any of the myriads of social networks here now or coming in our future. If you haven’t read Tim Sanders’ book Love is the Killer App, do it: http:/ bit.ly/KillerApp. It’s a great read. Join 2 other followers. Social Media Dynamics Blog Feed. CSRSI – The ...
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Getting Started: Planning Your Social Media Strategy | Dawnpilot Blog
https://dawnpilot.wordpress.com/2009/08/05/getting-started-planning-your-social-media-strategy
Getting Started: Planning Your Social Media Strategy. August 5, 2009 in Consumer Retention. Think about this process as developing your own Social Sphere of Influence. Take the aerial view of your business today and where you want it to go in the near future and in the long-term. What are your goals? Speaking of success, you might like to know about some real results before we get started. The world’s most valuable brands. Who’s most engaged? Consumer connection – Is that:. Getting feedback from consumers.
