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Quora and Why Answering Questions is Good Business

by Mike Whaling on January 7, 2011 in Social Media

If you’re looking for the “it” social media site of the moment, it’s apparently Quora. Named one of ten “websites to watch in 2011,” Quora is described as “a continually improving collection of questions and answers created, edited, and organized by everyone who uses it.” People post questions, and other people answer them. A whole [...]

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#WhyWeCelebrate: How a Social Media Campaign Generated 330,000 Impressions

by Mike Whaling on July 8, 2010 in Social Media

This is a guest post from Heather Whaling (@prtini) of Geben Communication, (yes, my wife) recapping our experience with #WhyWeCelebrate this past week. Last week, I blogged about #WhyWeCelebrate, asking you to join with us to honor the troops during the Independence Day holiday. Showing the true power of social media, you came through. In [...]

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