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"As part of the online cheer effort, fans have been asked to upload a text, photo or video cheer they’ve created for the athletes. Visa’s Facebook page will serve as the global hub of the collection of consumer-submitted cheers and athletes’ responses, as well as behind-the-scenes videos of the athletes’ stories and training. Fans can also submit “one-click cheers” online or via mobile on social media including YouTube or through partner sites such as Yahoo and Sports Illustrated. Over the next several months, Team Visa athletes will also reach out to their social networks as de facto Visa cheer ambassadors with stories of how encouragement from fans helps them."
29th May 2012
These are my favorite basketball shoes of all time. Just re-released.
Don’t f with the Wu.
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"The fact that social media can influence customers at every stage of the journey doesn’t mean that it should. Depending on the company and industry, some touch points are more important to competitive advantage than others."
— McKinsey
"Companies have quickly learned that social media works: 39 percent of companies we’ve surveyed already use social-media services as their primary digital tool to reach customers, and that percentage is expected to rise to 47 percent within the next four years."
— McKinsey
The most popular #Instagram I took on my @amtrak ride to Boston last weekend.
"Never ask, “I have x amount of dollars — how should I divvy that up among various expenses and projects?” Always ask, “What level of resources do I need to accomplish all the goals and projects I want to pursue?"
What success looks like.
Some helpful hints on how to dominate Pinterest.
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