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This Thursday the video solutions provider Liveclicker will be hosting a free webinar, “The New Social Video - How to Build Relationships with Shoppers through Video.” I interviewed Liveclicker’s Justin Foster for a sneak preview on this event. Social Video Commerce Webinar Info November 17 at 10:30 AM – 11:30 PST (1:30 – 2:30 PM EST) Register here

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I often use the Orabrush case study when I teach the Digital Marketing and Social Media Marketing courses in the Rutgers Mini-MBA Program.

There’s only one week left to sign up for the free webinar from Brightcove and ReelSEO, entitled,

This is our ninth and final installment of the Social Video Blueprint series–which would have appeared last week were it not for a few hiccups . Throughout the last 10 weeks, we’ve explored social video from all angles, from its very definition to some of the best practices that lead to success

Online video marketing and social media marketing are converging at a rapid pace. To successfully market your business with video, it’s now crucial to embrace a more integrated video marketing strategy that takes advantage of video as a social medium

As we’ve discussed throughout this series, social video campaigns are all about sharing. Clicks and impressions are great, but shares represent potential exponential growth, because the viewers themselves are spreading the brand’s message to their friends, fans, and relatives. But why do they share?

Look before you leap. That might possibly be one of the most-frequently offered pieces of advice in the history of mankind. Maybe that’s because it’s an easy cliche to remember.