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If you're looking for real insight and not just social media news, I recommend that you dig deeper. I often find the highest quality insight about social media on websites/blogs that are not% dedicated to social media. I find a lot of value reading the personal blogs of intelligent people that work in the world of start-ups. Here's a couple.
I also find a lot of value in sites offer provide consumer research. I've included some specific articles below that relate to social media:
Then there's the top consulting / think-tank type of sites that often feature really in-depth articles about social media, although they publish them less frequently than the aforementioned sources.
Hope this helps!
There are many nice blogs on social media but i reccommend.
Jeff Bullas (http://www.jeffbullas.com/category/blog/)
Buffer (https://blog.bufferapp.com/)
They regulary update thier blogs according to needs and problems of marketer.
Best Digital Marketing blog you be follow.#1: Buffer Social#2: pamorama
Adweek, Galley CatAn Adweek blog, Galley Cat, spends most of its time on the publishing and book-selling business, but also covers film previews and reviews, available positions, and courses to improve industry-specific PR skills. This blog frequently updates (multiple times per day) with short posts of 175-words or so covering a breadth of media topics. @GalleyCat followers: 277k
The SkimmStraightforward, factual, short blurbs about a wide-range of topics, such as timely takes on events like last night’s NBA finals and insights into commonly used acronyms in social media or the relevancy of the Panama Papers. Think of it as the Cliff Notes of important stuff happening in the world right now. @theskimm followers: 145k
Ragan’s PR DailyMore than a blog, Ragan’s PR Daily is a public relations industry hub with everything needed to run a modern day PR shop. Content runs the gamut of how-tos, videos, ebooks, career development, and think piece articles by PR pros and personalities, such as Gary Vaynerchuk. Ragan also has various writing summits, webinars, and industry awards. @PRDaily followers: 97.2k
PRSayPRSay—The Voice of Public Relations is the blog of the largest organization of public relations professionals. It covers current issues, PR relevant topics, and proven strategies for the public relations industry. PRSay’s goal is to provide resources and professional development to those who are looking to succeed in the industry. It’s the go-to for anyone looking for a proven path to PR success. We like PRSay so much we’re sponsoring their international conference in October. @prsa followers: 94.1k
Adweek, PR NewserPR Newser covers the inner workings of the public relations industry from headline stories to public relations fails. Bills itself as a no-holds-barred, fluff-free take on the state of the industry. Does a good job of covering PR in the digital space, the international arena, and in political communications. @PRNewser followers: 47.8k
PR CouturePR Couture is a fashion industry hub, or as they say, “haute spot,” for publicists, marketers, designers and brands. Not for the PR student, it aims to keep those already in the know up-to-date in the fashion industry. Packed with well-penned articles by fashion industry PR, there are career and how-to resources, as well as information about associated activities like digital marketing and social media and interviews with experts in the field. Beyond the blog’s resources, there’s an email newsletter that comes out every Friday. @prcouture followers: 44.7k
Media VillageMedia Village, like Adweek, is a group of blogs that cover the media landscape. We read it for the Stuart Elliott Report. Ostensibly a weekly column, the former NY Times tech and media editor writes with a conspiratorial air on the state of the publicity, advertising, and marketing industry. Weaving a weekly narrative that both name checks and gut checks—readers are left feeling like they got an insider tip from a verified source. @stuartenyt followers: 38.3k and @MediaVillageCom followers: 6679
The Holmes ReportTrends, news, industry reports, podcasts, videos, long form articles. Acts as a resource hub of for those working in the trenches of PR. The Holmes Report’s newly redesigned Agency Playbook (formerly the Agency Directory) is the PR industry’s most comprehensive listing of firms from every region and specialty. As a resource, the Agency Playbook enables collaboration and research into PR verticals. @holmesreport followers: 19.1k
Spin SucksSpin Sucks is for an audience of both PR students and professionals. The majority of posts are penned by Gini Dietrich, founder and CEO of Arment Dietrich, an integrated marketing communications firm. There are also posts from guest bloggers, who share perspectives on topics such as using hashtags, SnapChat, or competition within the PR space. Spin Sucks wins awards due to fun sections like Gin and Topics with the weekly meme-able videos from around the Internet; and the Spin Sucks Inquisition, which interviews marketing and PR professionals from across the industry. @SpinSucks followers: 16.7k
Bull Dog ReporterBilling itself as a hub for PR, Views, News, and Resources, the Bull Dog Reporter has posts by Industry folks, edited press releases, profiles of PR peeps and winning campaigns, industry reports, and webinars. The content is vetted and is a useful resource for all-in-one PR 101. @BulldogReporter followers: 12.9k
PR ConversationsBimonthly updated blog-style PR discussions, edited and written by industry vets: Judy Gombita, Markus Pirchner, and Heather Yaxley. Posts vary widely with some very casual in tone (mostly from outside contributors)—think the LiveJournal of PR musings—to clean and crisp insights into the issues that surface through the course of publicity work. Personable and deep insights keep other PR pros coming back again and again. @prconversations followers: 4793
Dorie ClarkDorie Clark is a marketing strategist and frequent contributor to the Harvard Business Review, Entrepreneur, and Forbes. She has improved the digital IQ of several influencers across the globe, including execs at Google, the World Bank, Microsoft, and many politicos. She wrote the book about the people behind the brands they impact in Reinventing You: Define Your Brand, Imagine Your Future. Blog updates offer brilliant tidbits about the most effective strategies for developing a marketing voice as a thought leader in your industry and maybe, even, the world. @dorieclark followers: 32k
StratecheryBen Thompson spent his career developing public awareness and branding strategies for Apple, Microsoft, and Automattic. Reading his insights feels like you’re getting VIP information. His Stratechery site operates on a unique “freemium” subscription plan, but the jam-packed analytical posts and daily newsletter will make you the smartest person at happy hour. (Yes, you have to pay for some of the exploratory content, so know that going in.) Check out his Hype Cycle about why TV advertising may suffer the fate of the dead cat bounce (even a dead animal—or medium—will bounce at least once if it falls from a great enough height). @stratechery followers: 23.3k
Influence and Co.Influence and Co. is full of quick, slick reads of real-world PR problems (and solutions) and trend reports on high-concept marketing tactics that seem hypothetical in their execution. As a bonus, post titles are poetic magic that gets the PR careerist clicking; past titles include Three Simple Ways to Sound Brand Your Podcast and Hook, Line, and Sinker: Why PR Needs Content Marketing for a Complete Sell. In short, Influence and Co. creates content that matters, then aggressively engages, and cultivates new audiences to spread that content. @InfluenceandCo followers: 14.9k
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I love this topic because quite frankly, there is SO MUCH good literature out there being churned out by some massive intelligent Social Media and PR professionals that yes, this question will surely help us all feel more organized about those links.
Here you go Lana,
1. Social Media Explorer -- Jason Falls is constantly pumping out great posts on social media's impact on marketing and public relations. 2. The Future Buzz -- Adam Singer takes a clear approach to social media marketing and SEO topics and isn't afraid to take a stance against ideas and tactics he thinks are bad for marketers. 3. Duct Tape Marketing -- If you are a small business owner, then Duct Tape is a must read for strategic and tactical advice about leveraging online marketing and social media to grow your business. 4. Conversation Agent -- Conversation is a buzz word on the web today, but this blog connects conversation to business goals and demonstrates how it is an important factor in driving business results. 5. PR Squared -- If public relations is your core interest, then be sure to check out Todd Defren's blog about the intersection of public relations and digital media. 6. Web Ink Now -- Author and speaker, David Meerman Scott shares great theories and real-life examples of social media's impact on marketing as well as easy-to-understand content that is great for non-marketing executives. 7. SEOmoz Blog -- If search engine marketing is a top interest for you, then SEOmoz offers a wealth of knowledge with more than 3,000 detailed posts about search engine marketing. 8. Marketing Pilgrim -- For a constant blend of online marketing and search news with a side of how-to articles, check out Marketing Pilgrim. 9. Copyblogger -- Great blogging is about great writing and story telling. Posts at Copyblogger teach you how to do both of these better. 10. Six Pixels of Separation -- Mitch Joel has built a successful marketing agency and shares his knowledge and insight about online marketing as well as industry trends. 11. TopRank Online Marketing Blog -- The TopRank blog has a long history of delivering a great blend of search engine and social media marketing information in easily digestible lists and posts. 12. Occam's Razor by Avinash Kaushik -- Looking for information and insight on web analytics? This blog is one of the best resources on the web on this subject. 13. Logic+Emotion -- For great visuals of social media's impact on marketing, check out David Armano's blog, which is chock full of great visual thinking. 14. MarketingProfs Daily Fix -- While MarketingProfs reserves some of its content for paid members, its Daily Fix blog offers great daily marketing content for free. 15. Social Business -- Jennifer Leggio's blog is an expansive resource for emerging trends relating to social media's impact on business. 16. Beth's Blog -- If you're a part of the nonprofit community, then Beth Kanter's blog is the resource for you. Kanter has emerged as the authority on leveraging online marketing and social media for nonprofits. 17. Altitude Branding -- For thoughtful and honest commentary and advice on social media and conducting business on the web, check out Amber Naslund's blog. 18. The Social Media Marketing Blog -- Want perspective on social media from a big company? Check out Scott Monty's blog. Monty leads social media at Ford Motor Company and offers insight on social media marketing as it relates to large brands. 19. Dave Fleet -- Dave's blog provides valuable information regarding how social media has an impact on brands and traditional communications functions like public relations and advertising. 20. Chris Brogan -- Brogan, a leading social media author and speaker, shares thoughtful and personal content on his blog. He has a huge library of posts, so conduct some searches on topics that you are most interested in. 21. Brian Solis -- With a history of long and thoughtful posts on social media, Brian Solis has create a must-read resource for online marketing. 22. Social Media Examiner -- With tons of great guest authors and consistent how-to content, Social Media Examiner offers a ton of free advice for marketers across industries. 23. Convince and Convert -- Jay Baer provides actionable information about the best ways to use social media to improve reach and convert new customers. 24. Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang -- For an analyst's perspective on high-level social media concepts and emerging trends like social CRM, take a minute to check out Jeremiah's blog. 25. Techipedia -- From real-time search to Facebook, Tamar Weinberg covers a wide range of social media topics on her blog. 26. Seth's Blog -- If you are a marketer, then it is highly likely you have read at least one of Seth Godin's books. Seth's often brief blog posts are great free resources from an expert marketer. 27. Search Engine Land -- Long-time search engine marketing resource Search Engine Land provides expert advice on search marketing. 28. ProBlogger -- For those interested in improving their blog, ProBlogger discusses all of the strategies and tactics needed to become a successful blogger. 29. CenterNetworks -- Looking to discover the cool stuff before everyone else? CenterNetworks shares information about social software startups as well and other online news and marketing information. 30. Peter Shankman -- Boring is not a word to describe Peter. For social media insight with a shot of personality, Peter's blog is a must read. 31. Louis Gray -- Looking for geeky and early adopter social media information? Louis has all of the information you need. 32. Groundswell -- This is the blog that has continued the education that was started in the book Groundswell. It contains important information for marketing departments looking to better understand social media from Groundswell author Josh Bernoff. 33. Presentation Zen -- Storytelling is critically important in social media. Garr Reynolds' blog demonstrates how to tell compelling stories online and offline. 34. Bad Pitch Blog -- The Bad Pitch Blog points out mistakes other marketers have made so that you won't make them, too! You'll find some important perspective in these posts. 35. The Measurement Standard -- Measuring results is important to all marketers. KD Paine is one of the best. 36. Andy Lark -- Lark is Dell's vice president of global marketing and communications and offers commentary on social media and marketing leadership.
Thanks for the invite Miss Lana... well these are some of the blogs that i follow and these also are the best blogs of 2016...
1. buffer social
2. jenn's trends
3. peg fitzpatrick
4. razorsocial
5. rebekah radice
http://www.citehr.com/
https://www.shrm.org
