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April 11, 2014
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Study questions prevalence of second screening
The Nielsen-backed Council for Research Excellence has found that the vast majority of people watching prime-time TV are not using social media at the same time. Only 16.1% of viewers said they took part in "second screening" through mobile devices and laptops, with 11.4% posting to Facebook and 3.3% to Twitter. Also, social media prompted just 6.8% of respondents to check out a new show. The New York Times (tiered subscription model)/Bits blog (4/10)
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Using social media to cultivate brand advocates
Research reveals that consumers rely most heavily on the opinions of their friends and family when making purchasing decisions, writes Susan Frech, CEO of Social Media Link. Social media sites can be an asset when it comes to building relationships with influential individuals, provided that you make it easy for customers to spread the word about your business. "Consumers don't want to jump through hoops to advocate your brand; they want to easily share valuable and entertaining content with their social networks," Frech writes. MarketingProfs (4/8)
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BuzzFeed places itself between TV networks and social media users
IFC and Bravo are among the first to take BuzzFeed up on a promotional effort designed to position the pop-culture site as a middleman between TV networks and social media audiences. The new ad offering allows networks to use BuzzFeed in their on-air and online promotions. "We're an entertainment marketing company," BuzzFeed Chief Operating Officer Jon Steinberg said. The Wall Street Journal (tiered subscription model)/CMO Today blog (4/10)
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Twitter redesign emphasizes profile pages
Twitter's profile pages are something of a backwater, but that's about to change. A redesign aims to make users' profiles an easy-to-understand landing page for casual users, with features for power users such as the ability to pin tweets to the top of the stream and more prominent featuring of popular posts. "We asked, 'how can we make this more like a magazine cover -- almost like a summary of its contents,' " Twitter designer Dave Bellona says. Wired.com (4/9)
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Viacom tries to pin down social media's impact
Viacom plans to use data from Mass Relevance to give advertisers guarantees on the impact of their marketing on social networks such as Facebook, Vine and YouTube. The Comedy Central and MTV owner has created a measurement platform called Echograph that will match campaigns with data on influence, engagement, demographics and hashtag use in an effort to make social marketing more accountable. "Social isn't just about impressions; it's about engagement," Viacom's Jeff Lucas said. Advertising Age (free access for SmartBrief readers) (4/10)
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Behind the scenes with the "media nun"
Sister Helena Burns is an avid user of Facebook and Twitter. She says she uses social tools much like any other person would, although she tends to be more earnest and less snarky than the typical user. "I want to use the latest, most modern, most efficacious media and media technology to reach the greatest number of people with the holy spirit," she says. The Atlantic online (4/10)
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The beauty of using consumer influencers to spread the word on their own social networks is that your investment can scale to include millions of diverse social circles."
-- Susan Frech, writing at MarketingProfs
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 Andy Sernovitz, Editor at Large
Andy Sernovitz is the New York Times best-selling author of "Word of Mouth Marketing: How Smart Companies Get People Talking" and the blog "Damn, I Wish I'd Thought of That!" He runs WordofMouth.org, where marketers and entrepreneurs learn to be great at word of mouth marketing, and SocialMedia.org, the community for social media leaders at the world's greatest brands.
 
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