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Twitter To Start Displaying Promoted Tweets in User Streams

by Cheryl Wolhar - MyVineSpace on July 28, 2011

Twitter announced today that users can expect to start seeing advertisements in their main stream of tweets from Twitter’s Promoted Tweets advertising platform. Most Twitter users knew it was only a matter of time before ads came to their main stream of tweets. Twitter has already been testing these ads with third-party clients like Hootsuite.

via Twitter To Start Displaying Promoted Tweets in User Streams.

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5 Ways Google+ Will Influence Search Results

by Cheryl Wolhar - MyVineSpace on July 18, 2011

5 Ways Google+ Will Influence Search Results.

Tagged as: @MyVineSpace, cheryl wolhar, google, social networking, wine marketing

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What Google+ really about (pst!!! it’s not social)

by Cheryl Wolhar - MyVineSpace on July 14, 2011

What G+ really about (pst!!! it’s not social).

Tagged as: @MyVineSpace, Facebook, google, internet marketing, social media, twitter

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Is it Game on in the Wine World? – Good Grape: A Wine Blog Manifesto

by Cheryl Wolhar - MyVineSpace on June 14, 2011

The “Game Layer” is introduced to the wine industry.  Technology entrepreneur Seth Preibatsch suggests that the next decade of digital innovation will be about the, “Game Layer.”
VinTank and Snooth Media have both announced game-like elements as part of the wine online experience. Think Farmville meets wine education.
Game Layer: An opaque term that Preibatsch, the precocious 22-year old founder of a tech company called SCVNGR, uses to define the next wave of innovation this decade, a philosophy that he thinks is far more revolutionary (and he is far more apt to profit from) than the previous decade that was marked by the, “Social Layer” i.e. social networking.
Is it Game on in the Wine World? – Good Grape: A Wine Blog Manifesto.

Tagged as: game, layer, media, social, technology, wine

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Inbound Marketing Summit SF Sports New Innovative Pricing

by Cheryl Wolhar - MyVineSpace on June 2, 2011

What a novel idea!!  The Inbound Marketing Summit in San Francisco on June 7th and 8th, 2011, has announced a new pricing option: Pay what you want!
Incredible!  They were selling tickets for  this two day event for $249 but now it’s your choice to pay what you perceive the value to be (or what you can afford)!  You can also choose to pay now or later, after you attend the event!
I don’t know… how can you pass up an opportunity to pay what you can afford to attend valuable sessions from  Chris Brogan, Steve Garfield, Bill Washburn and Clate Mask that will help you develop and execute campaigns that:

Build awareness
Generate Leads
Convert Leads
Promote Customer Engagement
Increase ROI
And much more

Inbound Marketing Summit SF Sports New Innovative Pricing.

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