Comments for Julius Solaris BlogJulius Solaris Blog | Julius Solaris Blog http://www.juliussolaris.com Online Marketing and Social Advertising Consultant Tue, 19 Apr 2011 20:13:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Rise of Social PPC and Why Outreach is Dead by Social Advertising – A Tangible ROI Model for Social Media | Julius Solaris Blog http://www.juliussolaris.com/social-media-ppc/#comment-130 Social Advertising – A Tangible ROI Model for Social Media | Julius Solaris Blog Tue, 19 Apr 2011 20:13:35 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=146#comment-130 [...] I’ve been talking lately about Social Advertising. After a couple of years playing with it, I am happy to say Social Advertising has revealed itself as a fantastic tool to identify ROI streams. [...] [...] I’ve been talking lately about Social Advertising. After a couple of years playing with it, I am happy to say Social Advertising has revealed itself as a fantastic tool to identify ROI streams. [...]

]]> Comment on The Rise of Social PPC and Why Outreach is Dead by Julius Solaris http://www.juliussolaris.com/social-media-ppc/#comment-106 Julius Solaris Sat, 12 Mar 2011 18:18:00 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=146#comment-106 Thanks Luke :-) Thanks Luke :-)

]]> Comment on The Rise of Social PPC and Why Outreach is Dead by Luke Szkudlarek http://www.juliussolaris.com/social-media-ppc/#comment-105 Luke Szkudlarek Sat, 12 Mar 2011 18:14:00 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=146#comment-105 Great post, i really like the concept and looking forward to the technologies that will make social media ppc/marketing more tangible without having to "be social" or wasting time on unnecessary conversations. Great post, i really like the concept and looking forward to the technologies that will make social media ppc/marketing more tangible without having to “be social” or wasting time on unnecessary conversations.

]]> Comment on How to get that Mashable Picture Loading Effect by Build a Great Event Website with Wordpress | Event Manager Blog http://www.juliussolaris.com/how-to-mashable-picture-loading-effect/#comment-104 Build a Great Event Website with Wordpress | Event Manager Blog Thu, 10 Feb 2011 19:13:05 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=81#comment-104 [...] All in on SEO – to optimize for rankings - jQuery Lazyload, to improve the speed of the website - Eventbrite Widget for externally managed ticketing or Event [...] [...] All in on SEO – to optimize for rankings – jQuery Lazyload, to improve the speed of the website – Eventbrite Widget for externally managed ticketing or Event [...]

]]> Comment on Are You Sure You Are Social? by Julius Solaris http://www.juliussolaris.com/social-media-practitioner/#comment-102 Julius Solaris Thu, 23 Dec 2010 19:47:00 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=144#comment-102 I know Chris, I know it can be tough. This comment shows how dedicated you are. I guess being one of the first who I engaged with, I really value your attention. That's why I think you and Seth lead the way and why Trust Agents is in my bookshelf. Always a fan and thanks for taking the time to comment I know Chris, I know it can be tough. This comment shows how dedicated you are. I guess being one of the first who I engaged with, I really value your attention. That’s why I think you and Seth lead the way and why Trust Agents is in my bookshelf.

Always a fan and thanks for taking the time to comment

]]> Comment on Are You Sure You Are Social? by Chris Brogan http://www.juliussolaris.com/social-media-practitioner/#comment-101 Chris Brogan Thu, 23 Dec 2010 19:17:00 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=144#comment-101 The problem is, social doesn't scale very well. I follow over 150,000 folks on Twitter. I respond 80% or so of the time (check every page of my tweets and you'll see easily). If I replied to every @ message, my stream would be unreadable. There'd be no reason to follow me. As it is, all the replies I leave make it hard for people to recommend my Twitter feed. My email? I receive just shy of 600 emails a day. If I gave every email 1 minute of attention, that's 10 hours every day of just answering emails. You can see where that's not very useful. Another thing changed: as I rose up through the ranks, lots of people stopped seeing me as someone to talk with and more as someone they wanted to pitch. I am endlessly bombarded with "thought you'd want to see this" kinds of emails. I read and respond to as many as I can, but I'm not in the email reply business. I'm in the helping companies make more human-scaled businesses business. So, I do my best. It's tricky to be all things to all people, but we all do our best. Wishing you a good one. The problem is, social doesn’t scale very well. I follow over 150,000 folks on Twitter. I respond 80% or so of the time (check every page of my tweets and you’ll see easily). If I replied to every @ message, my stream would be unreadable. There’d be no reason to follow me. As it is, all the replies I leave make it hard for people to recommend my Twitter feed.

My email? I receive just shy of 600 emails a day. If I gave every email 1 minute of attention, that’s 10 hours every day of just answering emails. You can see where that’s not very useful.

Another thing changed: as I rose up through the ranks, lots of people stopped seeing me as someone to talk with and more as someone they wanted to pitch. I am endlessly bombarded with “thought you’d want to see this” kinds of emails. I read and respond to as many as I can, but I’m not in the email reply business. I’m in the helping companies make more human-scaled businesses business.

So, I do my best.

It’s tricky to be all things to all people, but we all do our best.

Wishing you a good one.

]]> Comment on Are You Sure You Are Social? by Nick Balestra http://www.juliussolaris.com/social-media-practitioner/#comment-100 Nick Balestra Wed, 22 Dec 2010 19:35:00 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=144#comment-100 Hi Julius, completely agree with your points. The best thing is that socialmedia define the CV itself, so no need to look cool titles anymore on socialmedia you cannot pretend to be, either you are or you are not, simple ;-) Hi Julius, completely agree with your points.

The best thing is that socialmedia define the CV itself, so no need to look cool titles anymore on socialmedia you cannot pretend to be, either you are or you are not, simple ;-)

]]> Comment on 10 Things Linkedin Needs to Change Now by Julius Solaris http://www.juliussolaris.com/10-things-linkedin-needs-to-change-now/#comment-99 Julius Solaris Mon, 13 Dec 2010 09:19:00 +0000 http://juliustest.wordpress.com/2010/04/09/10-things-linkedin-needs-to-change-now#comment-99 Extremely well. I am amazed to see changes we've been waiting for a while now Extremely well. I am amazed to see changes we’ve been waiting for a while now

]]> Comment on 10 Things Linkedin Needs to Change Now by Guest http://www.juliussolaris.com/10-things-linkedin-needs-to-change-now/#comment-98 Guest Sun, 12 Dec 2010 21:20:00 +0000 http://juliustest.wordpress.com/2010/04/09/10-things-linkedin-needs-to-change-now#comment-98 Given all the new updates LinkedIn has done in the past couple of months, how well do you think they have addressed the above issues? Given all the new updates LinkedIn has done in the past couple of months, how well do you think they have addressed the above issues?

]]> Comment on The Worst Message I Received on Linkedin by LinkedIn Letters from Hell | Julius Solaris Blog http://www.juliussolaris.com/worst-message-linkedin/#comment-97 LinkedIn Letters from Hell | Julius Solaris Blog Fri, 03 Dec 2010 22:01:35 +0000 http://www.juliussolaris.com/?p=98#comment-97 [...] the great progress of the platform the lameness of some users is still there. You may remember the SEO guy asking for a link on my profile pointing to his [...] [...] the great progress of the platform the lameness of some users is still there. You may remember the SEO guy asking for a link on my profile pointing to his [...]

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