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Are you looking to take advantage of social media for your business or organization? With easy-to-understand introductions to blogging, forums, opinion and review sites, and social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn, this book will help you choose the best -- and avoid the worst -- of the social web's unique marketing opportunities. The Social Media Marketing Book guides you through the maze of communities, platforms, and social media tools so you can decide which ones to use, and how to use them most effectively. With an objective approach and clear, straightforward language, Dan Zarrella, aka "The Social Media and Marketing Scientist," shows you how to plan and implement campaigns intelligently, and then measure results and track return on investment. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to the social web, this book will take you beyond the jargon to social media marketing mastery.

Make sense of this complicated environment with the help of screenshots, graphs, and visual explanations

Understand the history and culture of each social media type, including features, functionality, and protocols

Get clear-cut explanations of the methods you need to trigger viral marketing successes

Choose the technologies and marketing tactics most relevant to your campaign goals

Learn how to set specific goals for your campaigns and evaluate them according to key performance indicators

Praise for The Social Media Marketing Book:

"Let Zarrella take you to social-media marketing school. You'll learn more from reading this book than a month of research on the Internet." --Guy Kawasaki, co-founder of Alltop.com

"If I could be any other person for a day, it would be Dan Zarella. Either him or Brad Pitt. But Dan's smarter. This book is why I say that." --Chris Brogan, President of New Marketing Labs

"This book demonstrates a beginning to the endless possibilities of the Social Web." -- Brian Solis, publisher of leading marketing blog PR 2.0

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Just to be clear, this is a 12 year old edition, and so much has changed since then
Still ++++repd for the share

Review:
It's a 241-page book from 2009 about social media for business. Looking back in 2021, the social media landscape has completely changed.

Some of the platforms like Facebook that also existed back then have undergone almost 100 per cent changes in user interfaces and the way that they are used by businesses.

Was Facebook even used for business seriously in 2009? I am not able to recollect because it was over a decade ago!

Other platforms like MySpace that are discussed in the book stopped existing years ago.

The kindest words I can say about this book is that it could be read as a piece of nostalgia, and a few laughs on what used to happen in what can be counted as the pre-historic times of social media.

Seriously, 2009 is centuries old in social media terms. I did quickly glance through it to check it out, but actually reading a 200+ page book like this is a waste of valuable time.

Not quite sure why it was shared here.

Thank you for the excellent review....I saw the publication date of 2009 and thought the same thing before downloading.

(03-24-2021 07:13 PM)Ricky P Wrote: [ -> ]Review:
It's a 241-page book from 2009 about social media for business. Looking back in 2021, the social media landscape has completely changed.

Some of the platforms like Facebook that also existed back then have undergone almost 100 per cent changes in user interfaces and the way that they are used by businesses.

Was Facebook even used for business seriously in 2009? I am not able to recollect because it was over a decade ago!

Other platforms like MySpace that are discussed in the book stopped existing years ago.

The kindest words I can say about this book is that it could be read as a piece of nostalgia, and a few laughs on what used to happen in what can be counted as the pre-historic times of social media.

Seriously, 2009 is centuries old in social media terms. I did quickly glance through it to check it out, but actually reading a 200+ page book like this is a waste of valuable time.

Not quite sure why it was shared here.

Thanks for the review Ricky. It's what makes this forum work. Reps

(03-24-2021 07:13 PM)Ricky P Wrote: [ -> ]Review:
It's a 241-page book from 2009 about social media for business. Looking back in 2021, the social media landscape has completely changed.

Some of the platforms like Facebook that also existed back then have undergone almost 100 per cent changes in user interfaces and the way that they are used by businesses.

Was Facebook even used for business seriously in 2009? I am not able to recollect because it was over a decade ago!

Other platforms like MySpace that are discussed in the book stopped existing years ago.

The kindest words I can say about this book is that it could be read as a piece of nostalgia, and a few laughs on what used to happen in what can be counted as the pre-historic times of social media.

Seriously, 2009 is centuries old in social media terms. I did quickly glance through it to check it out, but actually reading a 200+ page book like this is a waste of valuable time.

Not quite sure why it was shared here.

Any good book you can recommend regarding this for 2021?

(03-25-2021 01:17 PM)tintin Wrote: [ -> ]Any good book you can recommend regarding this for 2021?

No. Anyone who is really good at social media marketing will never write a book on it. Besides, IMO you can master only one form of social media i.e. you can either be an expert on Facebook, or Twitter, or Pinterest etc.

The worst part about relying on a book or even a video course is that these platforms change very fast, in terms of UI, features and rules. If anyone launches a course on Facebook Ads today, it will be outdated in less than 6 months, unless the course creator updates it regularly and almost none do.

It's better to learn by being a user - maybe use tips of experienced users if they publish them on their blogs or YouTube. Reading the top social media blogs is a good start(Google search) because they publish all the latest changes and tips.

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