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With everybody taking to social networks these days, we’ve noticed some particularly brilliant campaigns which use some innovative social media strategies. We’ve also noticed some dreary, dreadful campaigns which commit all the worst social media sins.

It’s actually quite simple to run an effective social media campaign. How you tailor it to suit your business is down to your ingenuity and the adaptability of your brand, but there’s a fairly decent framework for you to work around which should nudge you in the right direction and prevent you from falling into the fiery chasm of social media faux pas from the comfort of your leather reclining sofa.

We’ve listed the top ten things you absolutely must do on your social network account, and then we’ve listed the top ten things which you absolutely must not do on any of your Twitter or Facebook presences. read more »

In our tools-section you’ll find some brandnew versions of our Yasni and Exposé buttons. At your feedback our front-enders got down to work and produced some supply to our present button versions. Thanks for your feedback! Now there should be the perfect button for any website or blog. Especially the two smaller icon-versions have been increasingly asked for:

You can put those buttons next to other icons like Facebook, Twitter & co. Please feel free to make further suggestions if you wish to have buttons in a different size.

And don’t forget:

As a thank-you for putting a button on your website you’ll get a 30 USD discount for the one year membership of our Exposé Promotion! Just send us the link to your homepage or blog to which you have added the buttons when booking. The discount will automatically be deducted from the total amount.

Thank you for all your support in 2010 and a Happy New Year from the whole Yasni team! I really hope that we will see us again in 2011.

An ad agency from brazil has created some really cool posters for modern social media companies like Facebook and Twitter. Great Stuff…would love to see a vintage-Yasni-poster, too!

The ads were created by Rodolfo Sampaio. Here, he explains the idea behind the vintage posters:

“Being that one of the greatest concerns these professionals have is to constantly reinvent themselves. What’s new today, is old tomorrow. With this in mind we’ve developed this campaign, showing how the tools in communication are quickly outdated. We are greatly impressed and pleased with the feedback we are seeing throughout the world.”

Take a look at Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Youtube in the 1960′s Posters:

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