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It’s Social Media Day Across the Globe! #SMinCLE

Wednesday, June 30th, 2010
Join others and Search Circus as we celebrate Social Media Day 2010.

Join others and Search Circus as we celebrate Social Media Day 2010.

Yes, it’s a real event! Mashable.com and many other social media groups, gurus, experts and fanatics are getting together today around the globe and going “social”!

Social Media Day is a celebration of all places, sites, online media and networks including all its members about meeting, networking and engaging each other through social media! So whether you’re a novice on Facebook, just checking in on FourSquare or just posted your 10,000th tweet on Twitter – you’re invited to celebrate!

Several (well, many) cities across the country, including Cleveland, Ohio are celebrating Social Media Day. Cleveland’s Social Media Club is hosting a huge MeetUp at RJ Borlands beginning around 5pm until whenever. RJ Borland’s is located at 724 Prospect Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Be there and remember to check in on FourSquare!

If you’re going to promote this event for Cleveland, then please use the hashtag #SMinCLE.

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2010 Social Media Marketing For Business Trends

Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009
Start planning your 2010 social media for business marketing strategy.

Start planning your 2010 social media for business marketing strategy.

2009 was a stellar year for social media marketing for business, but what will 2010 hold and demand for all types of businesses?

David Armano, from the Harvard Business blog, sites the following trends for social media in 2010.

1. Email will slowly disintegrate
iPhone applications are becoming more and more mainstream including Facebook and Twitter apps; more people will utilize  mobile apps to share information instead of email.

2. Companies will have a social media policy and will seek to enforce it while on company time
Already small businesses are writing social media policies for its employees, and starting to enforce it. If your company doesn’t already have one, it will likely implement one in 2010. Since social media for business is becoming more mobile, companies are not able to monitor how much time employees waste on updating their Facebook or Twitter on the clock, so it’s likely they will see specific policies on what is acceptable.

3. Social media marketing for business becomes serious
Companies will likely realize the value of “playing” with social media and will encourage trusted employees and execs to participate more to help establish and maintain brand identity, and outdo its competitors. Niche social networks will increase and encourage local and mobile activity.

4. Social media begins to be less social and more about value
With more niche networks becoming popular, networks could begin to feel more “exclusive,” according to Armano. “Perhaps it’s not actually less social, but it might seem that way as we all come to terms with getting value out of our networks — while filtering out the clutter.”