Twitter

In May 2011, FINN released a ranking of the 100 most influential journalists on Twitter.
Lately, I’ve been wondering about the lack of social media enthusiasm on the part of the C-suite.
Announcements by industrial companies and associations are as regularly as clockwork: Belgium has a shortage of around 3,000 engineers.
Almost everybody agrees that being retweeted on Twitter is like the gold standard of interestingness and influence. But how should you write tweets to maximise your number of retweets?
Research consistently reveals that social media users are busy discussing companies, brands and services:
Anyone trying to build an online brand presence must ask themselves: what exactly is it that people do on social networks? Why are they there?
Researching our upcoming webinar about reputation management in the social media era, I was struck by the stark difference in sentiments expressed about two mobile operators: Mobile Vikings and Mob
FINN analysed the Klout score of some 100 Belgian journalists
Pharmaceutical communication often faces a healthy dose of scepticism towards the organisation sending out the message. It’s also strictly regulated in most countries.
During my last social media training at Belga, one of the participants popped up an interesting social media dilemma.

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