ShawnHessinger commented on the following stories on BizSugar
Guerrilla Social Media Marketing – Part 2 – with Shane Gibson : FUEL RADIO
"Hi Shane, Really engaging interview. I'm wondering as blogging and social media go mainstream (Is it too early to make that assessment?) whether the value of these technologies for true guerrilla marketing will diminish. As it takes more and more to get attention online, even when being more intimate and engaged with customers, will there be an increased expense (in cost of time if nothing else) and a decrease in the "unconventional" and "unexpected" as one Wikipedia article defines these techniques. In short, how long until social media ceases to be a guerrilla technique at all? "Easy Market Research with 12 Great Poll Sites
"Another great list of resources, Fiona. I'm wondering, what kind of experience have you had with these. Does anyone stand out? I must confess SurveyMonkey is the only one I've ever used...aside from the polling tools on Squidoo. Wondered if you might have a recommendation. "10 Tips to Run an International Business Cheaply
"Wayne, This is a great guest post AND a great idea for anybody running just about any kind of business these days. If you don't need a bricks and mortar business location it is always cheaper to do without one and with the current state of communications technology, it has never been cheaper or easier."Promoting Your Non-Profit in Social Media
"Hi VisibleLogic, Really enlightening presentation. Non-profits can definitely benefit from branding, and, of course, social media, every bit as much as for-profit business. It's important to teach volunteers and social entrepreneurs, those who don't know already, about the power of these inexpensive tools and the techniques needed to use them for successful branding. "How to Run Your Blog Like a Business: 10 Tips
"Hi Ileane Darren Rowse of ProBlogger.com did a post recently (I'll share it on BizSugar when I get the chance)about how blogs can serve many different purposes. You can't build any other business from a cookie cutter mold. Why should a blog be any different?"Tips For Comment Marketing from BizSugar.com
"Fair enough, Susan. I think social media communities, by and large, are pretty savvy about this kind of thing and can generally tell the difference between someone who's genuinely saying thanks for the article and someone who's thanked a hundred bloggers for their articles and just happens to have posted a couple of links to a new vitamin supplement at the same time."Subscribe
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MyNewsDesk and the Future of PR
"It looks pretty interesting, Martin, but from your description I am trying to figure out how it differs from all the online press release sites out there, Article Base, PR Web et al. To my mind, one of the issues with these sites is that they have very quickly become SEO tools rather than a resource for PR people, journalists and bloggers to exchange information. There may be quite a different motive and functionality when press releases become keyworded content for an inbound link building strategy than when they are a simple attempt to get out information to the new or traditional media about a product or service. Your post mentions an integration with social media, I believe, and this may quickly become a key distinction though I guess I'm still unclear how that will work. "