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Showing posts with label Twitter. Show all posts
We have moved!
Posted by SixDegrees.ie June 20, 2012Labels: Facebook, Google, Marketing, public relations, Social Media, Twitter, www.SixDegrees.ie
Our blog has been moved to our new site..... read all the lastest on Marketing, Social Media and Graphic Design on Six Degrees Blog
Protecting Your Privacy while Online
Posted by SixDegrees.ie February 1, 2012Labels: Businesses, Dataprotection, Facebook, Google, Internet, Ireland, Irish Businesses, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, Websites
With all the talk about SOPA, VPPA, PIPA and all the other anti-piracy measures being pushed by the various special interest groups and big media conglomerates it is easy to forget how many of these companies make their money by using your information, either for themselves or selling it to 3rd parties.
Shouldn't you have more control over how your information is being used?
Happy New Year 2012
Posted by SixDegrees.ie December 30, 2011Labels: Businesses, Deals, Facebook, Google, Internet, Ireland, Irish Businesses, Marketing, public relations, Social Media, Twitter, Websites
As the new year fast approaches, even faster if you live in Samoa, I'd like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very Happy New Year 2012.
It has been a tough year for businesses and no doubt 2012 will be just as tough. However there have been many positive stories and plenty of new opportunities for businesses. It is now the survival of the fittest, and to be honest, that is the way it should be.
Privacy, You and Your Business - EU Directives
Posted by SixDegrees.ie December 16, 2011Labels: Businesses, Dataprotection, Facebook, Google, Social Media, Twitter, Websites
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In May
2011, a Europe wide directive was passed relating to data protection and
processing of data. The directive (Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC
Directive) (Amendment) Regulations 2011 for those who are interested!) set outs
how information can and cannot be used by data controllers.
As with many EU directives, there is room for interpretation but I've outlined the basics of this particular directive below.
Six Degrees: The theory
Posted by SixDegrees.ie August 17, 2011Labels: Businesses, Facebook, Ireland, Irish Businesses, mark, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter, Websites
In 1929, Hungarian writer, Frigyes Karinthy, first proposed the idea of six degrees of separation. In his short story 'chains'. The concept is based on the idea that the number of acquaintances grows exponentially with a number of links in the chain. Only a small number of links is required for the set of acquaintances to become the whole human population. By extension, the same term is often used to describe any other setting in which some form of link exists between individual entities in a large set.
His theory could not be proven or disproved by the simple fact that the technology was not available to test it. Fast forward 60 years and the evolution of the internet suddenly made the possibility of such a test seem more achievable.
Social Media and Small Businesses
Posted by SixDegrees.ie August 6, 2011Labels: Businesses, Facebook, Google, Ireland, Irish Businesses, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter
One question that comes up time and time again from small businesses and start ups is 'do I need facebook if I have twitter?' or 'I have a website, why would I need one of those new sites?'.
As someone who sees the value of engagement in social media I find these questions somewhat frustrating to hear time and time again!
However when businesses adopt a social media strategy and get it right, it makes it all worth while.
Ireland is Social Media Crazy
Posted by SixDegrees.ie July 26, 2011Labels: Facebook, Ireland, Irish Businesses, Regus, Social Media, Twitter
In the past two weeks a number of reports have been published relating to Ireland's use of social media.
Regus, the managed workspace people, undertook a survey of 17,000 business managers across Europe.
According to the report, nearly two-thirds (64%) are now exploiting these channels to build customer loyalty, which places them significantly ahead of the global average of 52%, the US (50%) and all major European economies.
Google +1. The new face of social media?
Posted by SixDegrees.ie July 16, 2011Labels: Facebook, Google, Internet, Ireland, Irish Businesses, Marketing, Social Media, Twitter
It was only a matter of time before the worlds biggest internet based company, Google, entered the Social Media domain.
While many other social networks have come and gone without much fanfare, all eyes were on Google to see exactly what they were going to do and even more importantly, would it succeed.
Hello from Six Degrees!
Posted by SixDegrees.ie July 13, 2011Labels: Businesses, Hospitality, Internet, Ireland, Irish Businesses, mark, Marketing, Promotions, public relations, Social Media, Twitter, Websites
Welcome to the new blog from the Six Degrees team!
We've spent the past year working on setting up other peoples blogs, social media sites, mobile sites, QR codes, branding and everything else in between so We've decided to create a page where We can share our hints ans tips and all the latest information regrading social media marketing.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us on blog@sixdegrees(.)ie
Eric Hennelly Flanagan, Six Degrees
Six Degrees is a marketing agency based in Galway, Ireland. It offers a full range of social media and marketing services tailored to suit the requirements of the client. We not only develop strategies to enhance and develop brands, but offer continued support and advice to maintain the momentum of any brand building exercise. Our focus is to deliver the maximum results to each of our clients, with a friendly personal service.




