“The Big Book of Social Media Case Studies, Stories, Perspectives.”

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Contributing author, Mirna Bard plus 40+ authors and contributors come together to give you insightful marketing ideas.

Learn how social media is affecting change around the world.  Get immersed with the real-life drama of Mad Men characters on Twitter. See how non-profit organizations are spreading their message and growing their organizational base. Gain practical advice from leaders behind brand names like Olympus, CBC Radio, Network Solutions, Center for American Progress, and the Heritage Foundation.

This book illustrates why social media is no fad! By reading the case studies in the book, you will realize how amazing social media is and why it is here to stay.  Sam Feist, VP of Washington Programming for CNN Worldwide, summarized it best in the forward, “Social media is now at the heart of the movement of information in this country.”

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Rave Reviews

“I read Social Media Case Studies, Stories, and Perspectives on the plane ride home and really enjoyed it, I plan to recommend to all my execs and managers.  I especially liked the tone you set with the introduction, and the way you sectioned out the book.”

“More social media case studies than any other book I have read on Social Media. If you are looking for examples across all industries of how social media has been used, this is your book.”

“I’m thoroughly enjoying this great compilation of essays and case studies demonstrating the many and varied ways in which social media is being used to impact our lives for the better across so many different sectors of our society. I was so moved by Regina Holliday’s story of how she used social media to hold the health care industry accountable for its indefensible treatment of her husband…”