Last week we invited Jas Dhaliwal from AVG and Roberto Kusabbi from British Heart Foundation to speak at our Facebook for Business event. AVG and the BHF are two very different organisations, but they have something in common: they both attach a lot of value to their Facebook communities.
For AVG, it’s fair to say that [...]

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With its upcoming float, there’s lots of talk at the moment about Facebook’s value. But what value does it serve to businesses? It’s a theme we explored last week at our Citigate Social breakfast seminar: Facebook for Business.
Conducting some of our own research looking at how the top 100 B2B and B2C Superbrands use Facebook, [...]

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Everything’s got to be green these days: even infographics! The people at internet marketing company Eloqua have teamed up with designers at Jess3 to create a UK marketing version of The Blog Tree and I’m lucky enough to have my own leaf! Using data from Edelman’s blog-level tool and teaming up with the folk at [...]

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How to migrate from a free WordPress.com blog to a self-hosted blog – tips for BlogCamp attendees

April 25, 2012

Last Saturday, I was luck enough to be involved in BlogCamp in Birmingham, which Kat and I helped Sally Whittle (Tots100 supremo) to organise. With well over 100 bloggers, 10 speakers and a lot of cake, it was the most ambitious BlogCamp to date. But, it was well worth the 5.30am alarm call as I [...]

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How to migrate to a bells and whistles self-hosted blog – Blogcamp, Birmingham

April 17, 2012

This Saturday the Blogcamp tour continues and appears in Birmingham for the first time. Last year, Kat and I helped Sally Whittle with Blogcamps in London, Bristol, Manchester and Brighton and this year’s lineup promises to build on that success.

The idea of Blogcamp is pretty straightforward. It’s a free event, predominantly (but not exclusively) attended [...]

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Viral of the month: Caine’s arcade

April 13, 2012

Caine’s Arcade from Nirvan Mullick on Vimeo.
It’s a film about what happened when a nine year old boy decided to build an arcade made of cardboard in his dad’s garage. One day he got a paying customer who was so taken with the boy’s imagination that he offered to make a film about it to [...]

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