Key Marketing & PR Posts This Week (March 31, 2009)

  • 5 Elements of a Successful Facebook Fan Page – For many companies a FacebookFacebook reviewsFacebook reviews fan page is an integral part of their social media campaign. But, what elements help fan pages build up large followings and what can brands do to emulate the success of others? I’ve put together a list of specific elements that I believe have helped create fan pages with large, engaged, followings.
  • How a Jewellery Store Can Use Social Media to Promote Their Brand | WATBlog.com – Web, Advertising and Technology Blog in India – Have an online jewellery design contest. If your target is youth, the college crowd then have them design the kind of design they love to see. Have a community on Facebook where the participants could interact and showcase designs. Give the winners some coverage and of course have prize. You have just used social media not just for branding but also for market research and feedback as well, not to mention a collection of designs.
  • How to Build a Reputation Monitoring Dashboard » aimClear Search Marketing Blog – This post is a guerrilla tutorial for building a totally free reputation monitoring dashboard, suitable for personal/corporate use or reselling to an agency client. You’ll be able to easily build a tool where nobody can even whisper your business keywords, in a positive or negative light, without your awareness.
  • Nielsen: Twitter’s growing really, really, really, really fast | The Social – CNET News – A small new survey from Nielsen about the five fastest growing “member community destinations” in the U.S. reveals what we all kind of knew already: Twitter is at the top. From February 2008 to February 2009, it clocked in at a whopping 1,382 percent growth rate. That’s to be expected, considering the amount of press the still-without-a-business-model microblogging service has gotten in recent months.
  • Getting Optimized Press Releases Approved – Optimizing press releases can be an important part of any Search Engine Optimization (SEO) program. It’s usually pretty easy to convince clients of the need to optimize news content since these kinds of releases can reach journalists and bloggers as well as consumers.

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About the Author

Palin NingthoujamPalin Ningthoujam is Genesis Burson Marsteller's Digital Strategist and is the founder of India PR Blog. He also blogs at Advocable.com and has written for Mashable.com, New Communications Review, and Desicritics.org. He has worked at leading PR agencies in India and has managed clients across verticals including IT, telecom, automobiles, tyres, FMCG, lifestyle, retail, textiles, banking & finance, hospitality, book publishers, real-estate, market research firms, think tanks, NGOs, healthcare, education, ceramic tiles, and government bodies. You can contact Palin via email here or online here.

5 Comment(s)

  1. On Apr 7, 2009, Muzica said:

    Not sure what Cool names wanted to say, but I can say I found something I’ve been looking for in this post.
    Regards.

  2. On Apr 9, 2009, Joey Logano said:

    Twitter certainly is growing very fast, it will be interesting to see what comes of it a few years from now, and how big of a role it will play in the future. Especially, its influence on the internet.

  3. On Apr 13, 2009, belek golf said:

    Thank You..

  4. On Apr 14, 2009, Bushpig said:

    Very good article but I like the facebook concept most.

  5. On Mar 31, 2009, IndiaPRblog said:

    Key Marketing & PR Posts This Week (March 31, 2009):
    5 Elements of a Successful Facebook Fan Page – For many co.. http://tinyurl.com/cy92dp

    This comment was originally posted on Twitter

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