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Can One Angry Tweet Destroy Your Brand?

All it takes is one hot product, one great ad campaign, one media mishap, or focused attention from a top tweeter, and your Facebook page or forum could be bombarded with comments tomorrow. Are you ready to deal with the deluge? The influx — if it’s positive — might be welcome, but people who reach […]

Taking the Fright out of Social Brand Management

With Halloween on the way, treats are something to look forward to, but the real challenge for brands is effectively dealing with the tricks. Social media pranks  — small, thoughtless ones as well as those perpetrated by dedicated online trolls — can spur a real crisis for any brand, so it’s important to be prepared […]

Why a human touch is needed in Facebook moderation

Written by former LiveWorld employee, @BryanPerson. Should you depend on filtering tools to protect your brand against Facebook spam? In our view: no. And in a comment to an outstanding post from Intel’s Ekaterina Walter earlier today on “How to Respond to Facebook Attacks,” I explain why. Here’s the crux of my comment: I would suggest that businesses […]

Questions to guide Facebook brand response

If you’re in the business of listening and talking to your customers on Facebook, then you need a strong plan for brand response. From deciding whether, when, and how often you’ll respond to fan feedback and questions, there’s a whole range of issues to consider. As a guide for that planning, we’ve come up with this […]

We are what we say: Why and how news outlets and politicians must manage the talk and behavior they influence

Written by Peter Friedman and Jenna Woodul In the wake of last week’s shooting in Arizona, debate rages about whether the vitriolic dialogue in politics and news is a cause of the tragedy.We don’t know a direct link exists from that discourse to this disturbed young man’s actions. But we do know that words count. […]