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Using Klout For Business – Episode 62

Adam and Cory discuss YouTube crosses the billion monthly unique user mark and why the video sharing service shows no signs of stopping, Klout announces Klout For Business and how you can use the social influence measurement tool to engage influencers and maximize your content strategy, Flattr adding financial incentives to your online likes, comments, favorites and shares, Facebook’s new Timeline and why it may signal the end of Facebook apps, Amazon’s new Send To Kindle button and why you should consider adding it to your long form content, and more.

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Facebook’s New News Feed and Pinterest Analytics – Episode 60

Adam and Cory discuss PopTip adding Facebook to their social polling app, mobile vs tablet web traffic statistics, Facebook’s new News Feed and whether or not the simplified layout will help brands overcome EdgeRank, why images are more important than ever in Facebook’s new News Feed, Pinterest adds Analytics and what you can learn from the information they share, Google and Volkswagen team up for an adver-app called Smileage as part of Art, Copy & Code to show what mobile advertising is capable of, SoundCloud simplifying their pricing tiers and adding a new Pro level with unlimited uploads, FOAP adds Missions to their mobile app and how brands can use it to run mobile photo contests, how and why you should update your YouTube and Google+ branding, and more.

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Tips For Local SEO – Episode 59

Adam and Cory discuss the SXSW conference, the impact and ROI of responsive web design on web traffic and retail sales, tips for getting started with local SEO including what data you should be managing and what channels to get listed on, a review of Eventstagram as a way of displaying Instagram photos during an event, a review of Poptip as a tool to run interactive polls on Twitter with engaging visuals, Facebook’s favorite Graph Search searches and what they signal for the growth of the feature, whether or not Twitter reactions are a good substitute for the public’s reaction, a look at Alongside and the interesting things it’s doing with Foursquare data, and more.

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