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The Value of Social Media Marketing and SEO

Written By: Danielle DeBiasi

I posted my article on GoArticles.

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As a marketing undergrad quickly approaching reality of graduating into a difficult job market, I wanted an opportunity to expand my resume and give myself an opportunity to stand out. I have always been interested in learning something new and gain a different perspective on the marketing world, so I enrolled in Derek Mehraban and Michal Lorenc's New Media Drivers License Course at Michigan State University. What better way to impress potential employers than to gain knowledge and skills in the rapidly increasing world of social media marketing.

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Fight Your Fear - Jump Into Social Networking and Marketing Online

Written By: Emily Weinstein

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Fight Your Fear - Jump Into Social Networking and Marketing Online
By: Emily Weinstein

Article ID: 3759315
Article Submitted: February 14, 2010
Category: Internet and Businesses Online :: Internet Marketing
Article Word Count: 1109

Taking the Leap
In the last decade, social networking websites have boomed with interest and intrigue. Initially, the phenomenon grew amongst the technologically proficient youth, but it has slowly mushroomed in the last few years to involve the baby boomer generation. Even our parent's generation has come to see the value of this new marketing and networking perspective.

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Search Engine Optimization- How Search is changing

Written By: Casey Miller

 

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Your Culture is Your Brand: Zappos.com Delivers Happiness Through Transparency

Written By: Ashley Hill

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Budweiser Can Do No Wrong

Written By: Emily Seidl

       In honor of the big game on Sunday I opted to follow Budweiser.  This was an excellent choice given that Budweiser ultimately dominated super bowl commercials with five minutes of air time!  I wanted to compare both the expectations held by future viewers of the advertisements, and their reactions post game time.

       Following the brand prior to the game, most hype seemed to revolve around Budweiser sponsoring the "Budweiser Shootout," a Nascar race held the Daytona International Speedway.  In regards to the brands involvement with the race, more opinions seemed to be held on the race itself and not the Budweiser brand image.  I will say however, that Budweiser choosing to sponsor such events must do well for them given their ability to out purchase many competitors in Super Bowl air time. The only other major conversation on the brand revolved around the release of Budweiser's 55 calorie beer.  This release seems to definitely have the approval of its consumers based on the buzz surrounding the decision. 

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