we discussed earlier this week in the context of PR professionals and social media, even non B2B centric services like Twitter and Facebook can still offer great opportunities for B2B shops. Sometimes, the approach is the same as it would be in non B2B marketing, sometimes it can be very different.Figuring out how to best implement and harness social media in the course of B2B marketing can be difficult but we've put together ten tips to help get you on the right track!1. Use Twitter EffectivelyThis may seem like a no brainer, but plenty of businesses and even B2B marketers aren't on Twitter. 
Share:  we discussed earlier this week in the context of PR professionals and social media, even non B2B centric services like Twitter and <span class="company">Facebook</span> can still offer great opportunities for B2B shops. Sometimes, the approach is the same as it would be in non B2B marketing, sometimes it can be very different.Figuring out how to best implement and harness social media in the course of B2B marketing can be difficult but we've put together ten tips to help get you on the right track!1. Use Twitter EffectivelyThis may seem like a no brainer, but plenty of businesses and even B2B marketers aren't on Twitter. Tweet this 

we discussed earlier this week in the context of PR professionals and social media, even non B2B centric services like Twitter and Facebook can still offer great opportunities for B2B shops. Sometimes, the approach is the same as it would be in non B2B marketing, sometimes it can be very different.Figuring out how to best implement and harness social media in the course of B2B marketing can be difficult but we've put together ten tips to help get you on the right track!1. Use Twitter EffectivelyThis may seem like a no brainer, but plenty of businesses and even B2B marketers aren't on Twitter. 
Share:  we discussed earlier this week in the context of PR professionals and social media, even non B2B centric services like Twitter and <span class="company">Facebook</span> can still offer great opportunities for B2B shops. Sometimes, the approach is the same as it would be in non B2B marketing, sometimes it can be very different.Figuring out how to best implement and harness social media in the course of B2B marketing can be difficult but we've put together ten tips to help get you on the right track!1. Use Twitter EffectivelyThis may seem like a no brainer, but plenty of businesses and even B2B marketers aren't on Twitter. Tweet this 

Here's a tongue twister that reminds us that the people running Facebook are very, very clever: Thanks to a legal settlement finalized today, many of the privacy watchdogs watching Facebook will soon seek funding from Facebook. . Remember how, in 2007, Facebook got in a hot mess when it launched a product called Beacon, which, unless users opted out of it, broadcasted Facebook users' activity on third party sites back to Facebook for all those users' friends to see? . Because a few of Facebook's Beacon partners were e commerce sites, the product ruined a not a few Christmas surprises and at least one engagement. . (We also remember one user being upset that all her friends learned what kind of underwear she bought from Overstock.com). 
Share:  Here's a tongue twister that reminds us that the people running <span class="company">Facebook</span> are very, very clever: Thanks to a legal settlement finalized today, many of the privacy watchdogs watching <span class="company">Facebook</span> will soon seek funding from <span class="company">Facebook</span>. . Remember how, in 2007, <span class="company">Facebook</span> got in a hot mess when it launched a product called Beacon, which, unless users opted out of it, broadcasted <span class="company">Facebook</span> users' activity on third party sites back to <span class="company">Facebook</span> for all those users' friends to see? . Because a few of <span class="company">Facebook</span>'s Beacon partners were e commerce sites, the product ruined a not a few Christmas surprises and at least one engagement. . (We also remember one user being upset that all her friends learned what kind of underwear she bought from Overstock.com). Tweet this 

Twitter & FaceBook: , 48% of people check/update FaceBook and/or Twitter after they go to bed. , 18% of people under 25 years old can't go more than a couple hours without checking in on FaceBook. , 61% of people under 25 have to check in on FaceBook at least once a day. 
Share:  Twitter & <span class="company">FaceBook</span>: , 48% of people check/update <span class="company">FaceBook</span> and/or Twitter after they go to bed. , 18% of people under 25 years old can't go more than a couple hours without checking in on <span class="company">FaceBook</span>. , 61% of people under 25 have to check in on <span class="company">FaceBook</span> at least once a day. Tweet this 

Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes is finally spilling the beans on his new project. It's a non profit called Jumo, and as journalist Jennifer 8. Lee describes it on Twitter, it's designed for "connecting save the world types." . 
Share:  <span class="company">Facebook</span> cofounder Chris Hughes is finally spilling the beans on his new project. It's a non profit called Jumo, and as journalist Jennifer 8. Lee describes it on Twitter, it's designed for "connecting save the world types." . Tweet this 

Litigation between ConnectU and its former lawyers at Quinn Emanuel was providing a glimmer of hope for everyone (and that's pretty much everyone) hoping to get a peek at Facebook's potential stock price value. . The background: ConnectU accused Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg of basing Facebook on ideas he stole from them when working with the ConnectU founders and filed suit in 2004. The resulting 2007 settlement, largely based on Facebook stock, was valued at $65 million. 
Share:  Litigation between ConnectU and its former lawyers at Quinn Emanuel was providing a glimmer of hope for everyone (and that's pretty much everyone) hoping to get a peek at <span class="company">Facebook</span>'s potential stock price value. . The background: ConnectU accused <span class="company">Facebook</span> founder Mark Zuckerberg of basing <span class="company">Facebook</span> on ideas he stole from them when working with the ConnectU founders and filed suit in 2004. The resulting 2007 settlement, largely based on <span class="company">Facebook</span> stock, was valued at $65 million. Tweet this 

Litigation between ConnectU and its former lawyers at Quinn Emanuel was providing a glimmer of hope for everyone (and that's pretty much everyone) hoping to get a peek at Facebook's potential stock price value. . The background: ConnectU accused Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg of basing Facebook on ideas he stole from them when working with the ConnectU founders and filed suit in 2004. The resulting 2007 settlement, largely based on Facebook stock, was valued at $65 million. 
Share:  Litigation between ConnectU and its former lawyers at Quinn Emanuel was providing a glimmer of hope for everyone (and that's pretty much everyone) hoping to get a peek at <span class="company">Facebook</span>'s potential stock price value. . The background: ConnectU accused <span class="company">Facebook</span> founder Mark Zuckerberg of basing <span class="company">Facebook</span> on ideas he stole from them when working with the ConnectU founders and filed suit in 2004. The resulting 2007 settlement, largely based on <span class="company">Facebook</span> stock, was valued at $65 million. Tweet this