Agreed.

Danny Sullivan in Ad Age discusses why Facebook’s Social Ads still rank second with Search Ads.

I know it sounds like Social Mapping may be the future, but I still feel like push is never better than pull. Give people what they are looking for, not something that gets in the way. Advertising on social networking sites only dilutes the purpose of those sites. If you’d like to get involved in these mediums, then look for opportunities to engage with consumers in a meaningful way. Learn something from them to make your product better. Teach them something to help them use your product in different ways. If you do this, you wont have to worry about where to advertise: consumers will start coming to you.


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Who am I? Hm. Good question. Here's the usual: Hometown: Boonville, NY Current Location: Boston, MA Degrees: BS, Radio/TV Production, Music Industry - MA Integrated Marketing Communication Experience: 8 years in non-profit communication & marketing work, influencing web use, analysis, social network use, and viral/guerrilla marketing as a way to maximize a small budget. Volunteerism with: National College Access Network, Massachusetts Educational Opportunity Association, New England Educational Opportunity Association, MASFAA, College Goal Sunday, 826 Boston, PodCamp 2007, Time Day, Conscious Consuming, Malden Cyber Café: Computer Course Teacher, Malden Access Television and Big Sister: Videographer, Big Sister: school-based mentor. Other things? Email me!

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