Patrick Curl: Social Media Consultant - Latest Comments

Re: Social Media relevancy update: Twitter & Facebook followers 50-60% more likely to buy!

TraceyDooley — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 08:25:08 -0000

Hi Patrick

Great post!

I 100% agree that social-media marketing is a force to be reckoned with. After all, people do business with people (or 'brands') they like and trust, and social media provides the bridge between companies and consumers.

Re: Uh oh – Damage Control Time thanks to Shoemoney!

Marketing — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 17:59:12 -0000

Patrick... don't let Shoemoney affect you.

He still hasn't explained the typo in his famous AdSense "cheque" (yep, his Google check is faked). Every time I've asked him about this, he gets my post deleted... even at the Warrior Forum.

And many people at the same Warrior Forum are complaining about his Shoemoney System and lack of refunds:

http://www.warriorforum.com/in...

Jeremy is proud of the fact that he convinces tweens and teens to download "free" ringtones, only to have mommy and daddy get stuck with a forced hidden continuity bill -- that Shoemoney is so savvy (not).

He's also stuck on stupid for blogging about you. He's giving you a lot of link love where instead you'd think he'd stem the tide of those refunds by bulking up his course.

"Fake it 'til you make it."

Hey Shoe... please blog about me -- I've got a boatload of new dirt on you that I'd love to expose you with.

Re: Uh oh – Damage Control Time thanks to Shoemoney!

Paul B — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 05:15:27 -0000

Patrick, due to the amount of hassle your comment has caused I've decided to delete it. There's a world of difference between what I posted and what your comment was alluding to. No hard feelings, I'm just not comfy having it on my blog.

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Re: Save the Twitter Bird before it’s an endangered Species!

Patrick Curl — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 16:45:47 -0000

I don't think twitter is dying. I DO think they need to rethink the way they introduce new customers and users. I do think though that it's a possibility that someday facebook may be the goto network for everything. It's already integrated a lot of twitter-like features. I still love twitter though and feel it can be a very viable tool, and perhaps it only makes sense to us social media types, and journalists and that's where the usage will stop.

Only time will tell, twitter's working on some new projects and maybe their new login service announced at SXSW will be a game changer, or their geo-location service. I believe the heart of twitter's future though revolves around getting one time users to keep using the service, enticing back users who've left because they didn't understand how to use it, and training new users on what all you can do with twitter.

As far as social networks go Twitter is a bit more technical and confusing than a site like facebook, you login you connect with old friends. There's a lot more but that's the basic. Twitter you post little events in your life, or your business's life, and hope that it matters to people. You also share news, and other things and you only have 140 characters. Even I created an account and went three months after my first signing up before taking a second look.

Re: Social Media relevancy update: Twitter & Facebook followers 50-60% more likely to buy!

businessblog — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 13:57:10 -0000

When you look at Facebook toppling Google in terms of hits then you will realise that social media is here to stay and a top priority for business!

Article on this here - http://www.in-business.org.uk/...

Re: Save the Twitter Bird before it’s an endangered Species!

John from Home Movers — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 13:26:00 -0000

I never got into twitter and there are so many services like it now, that it just gets overwhelming. Maybe twitter has lived out its popularity, just as friendster fell to myspace and myspace is falling to facebook.