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Wells Fargo’s social media case study: How to engage in social media during a crisis

July 21, 2009

Come to BlogWell: How Big Brands Use Social Media on August 13 in Minneapolis — hosted by General Mills — where you’ll hear McDonald’s, Mayo Clinic, H&R Block, CME Group, General Mills, Ford, Progressive, and Walmart share case studies on how to create a fantastic social media program. You’ll learn how to get started, get past roadblocks, and make [...]

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BlogWell: 8 Great Case Studies in Corporate Social Media – Dell, Cisco, Wells Fargo, Intuit, SAP, Kaiser Permanente & Pepsi

June 3, 2009

Learn how the biggest organizations succeed using social media with 8 practical, how-to case studies. You’ll learn everything including how to get started, how to get past roadblocks, and how to make your social media program phenomenal. You’ll ask questions, network with lots of smart people, and walk away with fantastic, actionable ideas for your [...]

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Announcing BlogWell San Francisco: How big brands use social media

May 22, 2009

We're hosting another amazing BlogWell conference — in San Francisco this time. 8 Great Case Studies on Corporate Social Media Hear Dell, Cisco, Wells Fargo, Intuit, SAP, Kaiser Permanente, and more as they share corporate social media case studies. In one afternoon, we'll discuss measuring ROI, engaging fans, managing teams, dealing with legal issues, working [...]

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Aha! #8: Great Ideas from Tim Collins and Ed Terpening of Wells Fargo

January 17, 2009

We hosted a cool event last October called BlogWell: How Big Businesses Use Social Media. Some amazingly great ideas were shared by some very large companies, and I wanted to share them with you. We're doing it again on January 22 in Chicago. Hear social media case studies from Allstate, H&R Block, The Home Depot, [...]

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