Weekly Twitter Updates for 07-04-2010

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Each week there are a number of stories and developments that, for one reason or another, don’t find their way into a full-length posting on the EverydayTenacity. Here’s a recap of what I was Tweeting this week @everydtenacity:

Listening to Digital Strategy for Financial Services Marketing http://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/21684 @brighttalk #
Data is a commodity in Financial Services & zero barries to entries for firms to start
http://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/21684 @brighttalk #
Need to find better ways of using emails in marketing, its not that social media kills email marketing @brighttalk #
Internal education… some is happening but not all internal sales & marketing team up to speed at Investec Asset Management @brighttalk #
Embrace blogs in Financial Services – helps w/ Google ranking + content is king. Just need to get it online & let it spread @brighttalk #
Investec Asset Management – uses social media to help spread viewpoints and published insights… not product centric @brighttalk #
Investec Asset Management uses social media to help spread viewpoints and published insights… not product centric @brighttalk #
Investec Asset Management says social media costs little but it is the internal resource cost that needs to be factored in @brighttalk #
Franklin Templeton, Affliated Mgrs Group have advantages: scale, diversification, performance, profitability – http://yhoo.it/9z7D8t #
Check out the Top Posts for Q2 2010 – FINRA’s Social Media, Industry Trends & Consolidation, LinkedIn and More! http://bit.ly/topQ22010 #in #
New on SlideShare: Social media content… Measure Results, Quicker Adoption, Changing Investment Management – http://slidesha.re/a5KtAt #in #
Love this! Employees Empowered: autonomy, culture of sharing, technology to measure and incentives @ Forrester Blogs http://bit.ly/9MMR5F #
Thanks @SarahFacetime, @bdionline and @Investius for the RTs and checking out my website! #
Just finished watching Hanover NJ fireworks. Kind of poor this year. Must be the economy… #