Other recent media coverage for Tamar Weinberg follows.
A Chat with Blogger – Social Media Expert Tamar Weinberg
Billion Success, November 15, 2012
The site was started as a passion, mostly because I loved tech/social media and mostly because I wanted to be an author. A blog was fair middle ground and gave me a soapbox to express myself and tell everyone about why I love social media as much as I do. It took off.
Social Media as a B2B Sales Tool: Experts Weigh In
Growth University, March 28, 2012
..it’s always important to go where your audience is and get to know the people behind those businesses. This is about making personal connections with each business.
Surprising Marketing Channels for SMBs: Experts Weigh In
Growth University, March 19, 2012
…a lot of people try to forge relationships online — but if you network at face to face events, especially with those online folks, it makes much stronger of an impact than anything you could possibly do online.
What’s Your Social Style Series: Featuring Tamar Weinberg
Monique Neeley, February 23, 2012
Despite fans or followers, every complaint is valid. But trends show that those with fewer followers want to be heard the loudest, yet don’t care to participate in the conversation. In social media, it’s about you AND me, not just you, and if you’re coming to the medium merely to complain and not work toward a solution together, you won’t find many people who will take you seriously.
uberlife Real Champions Series: Hanging Out With Tamar Weinberg
uberlife, February 10, 2012
I was a VERY early adopter. It was the early 90s and my first online interaction ever was when I was in 6th grade in a chat room. Here I was at 6am, 12 year old me and two other men.
We started talking and I remember the guys pretty clearly: one was 50 (“50?,” I said. “That’s so old!”) and the other was in his mid 20s. Amazingly, that twenty-something had actually attended the same school as me and had the same teachers as me.
I knew from that point on that things were going to be different, and I was living in a social media world since before it even had a name. I had a few nicknames in school as a result of my early adoption (nobody at that time understood) but I knew there was going to be something amazing about to happen.
Social Media Career Advice from Leading Marketers
Onward Search, February 9, 2012
Be present and be visible; in social media, everyone is vying for attention. The best way to get it is to provide value all the time in subjects related to the careers you desire
Social Media Career Advice – 5 Questions with Tamar Weinberg
Onward Search, January 24, 2012
Show a real passion and initiative toward social media marketing in general. Read blogs and write one with commentary. Network with people already involved in the industry; they may be able to facilitate introductions. Share valuable content and be present on social networks.
24 SEO Experts Discuss Links vs. Tweets
Point Blank SEO, January 19, 2012
I think that search engines will pay more attention to social signals, but not just the name of the user who shared the content. After all, you could argue that you could create 500 Twitter accounts, tweet out a link, and get #1 rankings. However, just like a link needs to be trusted, so too does the sharer’s account.
12 Industry Leaders Share Advice for Marketers Starting Out in 2012
The Future Buzz, January 3, 2012
You need to be truly dedicated to online marketing in order to see success, and you need to give of yourself because trust is just so hard to achieve if you don’t truly invest yourself and give it your all.
12 Social Media Tips for Small Businesses
Karl Ribas, December 30, 2011
My advice to small business owners looking to get started with social media marketing is to work your ass off! Social media is NOT the new ‘it’ thing. It was in 2007, yes. In 2012, you are vying for attention among millions of other businesses.
Leveraging Social Media for Your Startup (Podcast)
Dorm Room Tycoon, December 25, 2011
Remember that social media communities are real relationships and real conversations, and you should treat them as such. It’s not a me, myself, and I mentality. It’s about the collective, the community, and the common good.
The Ultimate Guide to Creating a Small Business Website
SiteFox, December 6, 2011
A blog is definitely the most critical part of a small business website. If you actually maintain it, you could put your company front and center, building relationships with your prospects and customers. It’s a way to be informal while professional by writing content that can build search engine visibility and position your brand as *the* one to do business with.
SEO Career Advice from 20+ Leading Internet Marketers
Onward Search, December 1, 2011
Never stop experimenting with your own sites.
Interview: Tamar Weinberg
TrainSEM, September 21, 2011
The typical challenges today is saturation; everyone is trying things and not everyone is doing it well. However, the penetration of different businesses — especially late bloomers — causes skepticism and it makes it harder for people to trust these businesses joining the social media space, no matter how altruistic and authentic they are.
How to Market Your Business with a Blog
Trada, September 13, 2011
Once you understand what your customers are looking for, you can use your blog as a platform to answer these questions and to assert authority on the subject matter (which ultimately leads to more business!)
Curiosity Quills Interviews Tamar Weinberg
Curiosity Quills, August 21, 2011
Network with other bloggers. Build alliances. This social media stuff thrives because of a vouching system, so the more you support your peers, the better it is for everyone.
The Truth About the Facebook Phonebook Scare (Video)
Web Pro News, August 18, 2011
11 Google Plus Predictions from 11 Social Media Pros
Rana Shahbaz, August 8, 2011
I think it’s really dependent on Google+ getting those business pages ready. Once that’s made, the businesses that get started will have a leg up on their competition. If you snooze, you lose. Early adopters always see a lot of success.
Understanding Online Community and Influencers with @Tamar Weinberg (Podcast)
HubSpot, February 17, 2011
There is something very interesting about the way that the internet and social media break down geographic boundaries.
Video Interview, Tamar Weinberg, New Community Rules, Marketing on the Social Web
King of Social Media, May 12, 2011
Tamar Weinberg ZSalvo.TV Interview
April 29, 2011
Conversion Heroes Part 9: Social Media Marketing – An Interview with Tamar Weinberg
Unbounce, January 27, 2011
If you email me, I usually reply within 5 minutes since I always want to put the person in front of me first.
Digital Conferences in 2011 with Tamar Weinberg
PathTelevision, January 14, 2011
Tamar Weinberg Interview BlueGlass FL 2010
BlueGlass, December 27, 2010
Que es Social Media – Tamar Weinberg (note: Spanish)
Isra Garcia, December 24, 2010
Social Media Predictions for 2011
PathTelevision, December 21, 2010
How Social Media Enthusiast Tamar Weinberg Turned Her Passion Into Becoming an Industry Authority
Donny Gamble, November 18, 2010
Write regularly, write passionately, build your network, and DON’T give up.
Techipedia Interview
SurveyMagnet, November 4, 2010
I wanted to share my passion with the rest of the world. I live and breathe social media marketing all day and even wrote a book on it.
Interview with Tamar Weinberg
SEO Book, October 17, 2010
On Twitter, I actually think that having a healthy mix of personal and professional tweets is encouraged. If you’re strictly professional, you’re seen as a corporate drone. If you humanize your business approach, people will be enamored by what you have to say or do.
Tamar Weinberg on Online Presence
ShesNext, September 19, 2010
Social Media Marketing Interview with Tamar Weinberg (Podcast)
Women in eCommerce, August 27, 2010
Windows Phone 7 – Tamar Weinberg Talks Mobile Apps
StartupCash, August 16, 2010
Talking Social Media & Entrepreneurship with Tamar Weinberg (Podcast)
Escaping the 9 to 5, June 23, 2010
More Geek Out! Block Club Interviews Tamar Weinberg
Block Club, June 8, 2010
The Internet used to be an information exchange. We went to web pages, read information, and then went on with our days. In the last few years, these web pages became social and included elements that let other users communicate with one another on topics of interest. Social media is an aggregate of these online destinations that let you build online relationships.
9 Expert SEO Tips for Small Businesses
Small Business Trends, June 4, 2010
Social media sites tend to be trusted sites today. This means search engines may rank these pages higher than other destinations on the ‘net. Create profiles on social media sites (e.g., Twitter) and add content to such sites regularly. Fresh content means search engines will visit often!
Interview: 10 Women Entrepreneurs Show How It Is Done
Daily Blog Tips, May 25, 2010
Email is a big part of what I do for some projects, and I *hate* leaving emails unanswered.
Social Media: a Bird’s Eye View (Webinar)
Secrets of Top Selling Agents, April 29, 2010
Business Blogs that Work, Part 1
Auctiva, April 26, 2010
“Don’t just sign off for the night after writing,” Weinberg advises. “Blogs are a mini-community. You are marketing yourself. People found my blog because I found other blogs of interest to me and I started commenting.”
The Habits of the Most Successful Bloggers (Podcast)
The Rise to the Top, April 2010
Social Media Marketing Etiquette with Tamar Weinberg/a> (Podcast)
Greg Rollett, March 29, 2010
The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web (Webinar, membership required)
Internet Marketing Club, January 27, 2010
Social Media Interview Series: Tamar Weinberg
WordStream, January 25, 2010
The biggest challenge is that there’s no direct way to measure ROI. But you can absolutely see if you’ve made waves. You can calculate reach (the length that the message travels), frequency and traffic (how often someone visits the page you’re bringing attention to), influence (the depth of a conversation, especially as it refers to positive or negative sentiment), conversions and transactions (will they buy?), and sustainability (will they last beyond the campaign?).
An Interview with Tamar Weinberg of Mashable and Techipedia.com
eMonetized, January 19, 2010
I’d prefer to have people who actually have an interest in what I do over people who are following me to stroke my ego. I think it’s best to find people who will engage with you than people who don’t do anything at all.
Tamar Weinberg Interview – Author of “The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web
Raven Tools, November 20, 2009
Just like in a real meeting room where there’s face-to-face conversation, or even a cafeteria where multiple conversations are ongoing at once, you can’t possibly control every individual conversation. But in the online world, you can nurture perceptions.
Marketing Tips for Social Media
Web Pro News, October 23, 2009
Tamar Weinberg at SMX East 2009 (Video)
NVI, October 6, 2009
Social Media & Networking (Podcast)
The Tony Walker Show, September 25, 2009
Ruud Questions: Tamar Weinberg
Search Engine People, August 7, 2009
With cheaper, ubiquitious technology, the conversation becomes many-to-many. Communities flourish everywhere. More and more people can get involved and they can do so quite easily.
Talking Social Media with Tamar Weinberg
Jonathan Fields, July 27, 2009
Expert Interview – Tamar Weinberg on Social Media, Communities & Building Brands
Microsoft Advertising Blog, July 23, 2009
The beauty of social media marketing is that it’s never too late to become involved. People are talking about you and it’s better late than never to respond.
Loud, Angry Music, Conferences, and a New Baby
The Happiness Project, July 21, 2009
I can’t say there’s anything specific that makes me happier. I just gave birth to a baby boy 8 weeks ago — he’s my first — and I’m totally enjoying being with him and bonding with him. But besides just being with my baby, I love the work I do in the social media marketing and community management realm.
Personal Branding Interview: Tamar Weinberg
Personal Branding Blog, May 25, 2009
Small and large businesses can benefit from social media marketing and I strongly encourage all businesses to seek out the various opportunities available to them.
Tamar Weinberg, SXSW Interview with Derek Overbey
100 Interviews, May 4, 2009
Tamar Weinberg AustinCast/Spring.Net Interviews (Video)
Spring.Net, July 22, 2008
Tamar Weinberg is Simply Mashable (Video)
Jason Falls, March 11, 2008
The Weekly 7: Tamar Weinberg
Jewess, September 5, 2007
For me, blogging is a way of self-expression, and I have a strong desire to share ideas with the rest of the world. I like providing input and I like hearing from other people. A blog is a form of communication and an excellent tool for networking. I’ve met so many people as a blogger alone. It has opened a world of opportunity for me, from job offers to book writing gigs. And I love it.
SMX Seattle: Weinberg and Shelby on SMX Expo
Web Pro News, June 5, 2007