Ning is my new best friend and that's where I found admit 2.0. This group is a discussion platform for professionals in arts and entertainment marketing "in the age of new media". I am really excited because this is the kind of network that I have been longing for throughout my career, and it is an international platform. It couldn't be better! I am looking forward to follow and participate in discussions at admit 2.0, and to invite some of my European colleagues, because European theaters are under represented (mostly Australian, good for me though). The group was created by Rae Bassett from Queensland's Performing Arts Centre. Bravo, Rae. Chapeau!
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Social Media Marketing and the Performing Art Sector
About Me
- Anna-Karin Brazee
- Om att vara på väg. Om att lämna den svenska myllan. Om Frankrike och mitt franska liv. Om Australienflytt, australiensarna och om vårt liv i landet Upside Downunder. Om Zurich, schweizarna och om jobbet, insha'Allah.
The blog
I want to discover, examine and analyze. I want to look beyond the “social media hype”, to sort out the concepts and find the real marketing potential in social media.
Blog Archive
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- Creating Social Media Content II
- Creating Social Media Content I
- Who owns Social Media in the Performing Arts?
- Make your Audience a Community in Social Media
- Think “long term” in social media marketing
- How to engage bloggers in Performing Arts Marketing
- What is the Open Graph and how can it be used in P...
- Where do we find the influencers?
- Deveny as an influencer
- How to engage by using Social Media
- Admit 2.0
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- Social Media Policy (4)
- Strategy (19)
- Twitter (3)
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