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How to Make a Lead Generation Funnel with Facebook and Twitter
Posted by: | CommentsMy Affiliate post this week is about an upcoming webinar on How to Make a Lead Generation Funnel with Facebook and Twitter
Join Swiftpage Tuesday, November 10th
1:00 – 2:00 PM EDT
Thoughtleader Series by Swiftpage
Discover How to Make a Lead Generation Funnel with Facebook and Twitter on November 10th with Facebook and Twitter expert Mari Smith. Dubbed “the Pied Piper of the Online World” by FastCompany.com, Mari Smith is a Relationship Marketing Specialist and Social Media Business Coach. Through her consulting and training business, Mari helps independent professionals, entrepreneurs and business owners to accelerate their business profits using an integrated social marketing strategy, with particular focus on Facebook and Twitter.
What You’ll Learn:
* How to increase site traffic
* How to find legitimate subscribers and new clients
* How to establish lucrative strategic alliances
* How to attract targeted media attention and much more…
Mari has a strong background in the world of relationships and internet technology, making social media her ideal arena. She is passionate about showing fellow professionals how to develop powerful profitable relationships using social media. Mari currently has over 10,000 friends and fans on Facebook and a loyal following of over 45,000 members on Twitter.
Please join us for this special interview with an in-demand speaker who travels the United States and internationally to provide social media keynotes and in-depth training. Click here for more info.
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A Lean Experts Guide to Blogging and Twitter
Posted by: | CommentsYesterday, I posted a Podcast that I did with Mark Graban, Senior Fellow at the Lean Enterprise Institute.
I enjoyed talking to Mark and at the end of the Podcast; we went off the subject matter and started a discussion on social media. I respect Mark’s work a great deal. He has created a very loyal following, not only on his blog but also on Twitter. He is one of the few people, when you step away from the early adapters and the giants such as Brogan, Jantsch and Godin, that has done that.
I encourage others to follow and watch how he engages his audience. You can listen to the discussion with the player below or on the Business901 Podcast. If you would like to follow Mark, he can be found at http://LeanBlog.org or on Twitter: @leanblog.
