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Two years ago, we published a two-part post on social media marketing safety with Internet marketer, curator, cancer survivor, entrepreneur and Friend of Paper.li, Marty Smith. 
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Startups, Crowdfunding, Content & Curing Cancer Podcast Interview with @Curagami Founder Marty Smith
Martin (Marty) Smith talks to Get Social Health about the radical change in his life when he heard the words cancer and his name in the same sentence. Here is what Marty's done since his cancer diagnosis: * Rode a bicycle across America (Martin's Ride To Cure Cancer). * Founded CureCancerStarter.org one of first crowdfunding cancer research platforms. * Founded Curagami, marketing tools to help content marketers and online merchants create community. * Founded Tech Cures Cancer Fund at UNC Lineberger Cancer Center.
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Last month, 14% of our website visitors AND new contacts came from Pinterest. Pretty good, right? Well, for one of our clients, 48 percent of his traffic 57% of new contacts came from Pinterest. ...This example of the smoothie recipes is almost too easy. I know. But that doesn’t mean your landscaping company has no choice but to create ebooks about smoothies! Let’s say you created an ebook on starting a vegetable garden. The planning process may be broken down into a few steps. Then there is preparation, a trip to the nursery or hardware store, etc. Each of those steps could use its own pinnable image. You could either create one template and change out the text. Or, you could use colorful images of vegetables and gardens with some text outlining a specific tip or step in the process. And that, my friends, is my #1 tip for how to get massive numbers of leads from Pinterest. Via Jeff Domansky
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
September 10, 2014 2:48 AM
On Pinterest, it's all about the pictures. Here's how to get better results.
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Great Neil Ferree Post meant for Lawyers but equally applicable to startups and any online business (and what business isn't an online business now?). Lawyer capitulation is particularly interesting because lawyers worry about content creation's legal implications more than any other business. Expanded on these thoughts on GPlus: https://plus.google.com/102639884404823294558/posts/7NzQdWoH7hQ
Simply Social Media's curator insight,
November 5, 2013 1:04 PM
The cost of not participating in Social Media will continue to grow over the next 3 - 5 years. If you are looking to start in #socialmedia we make it incredibly easy at Simply Social Media. Our packages start at only $495.00 per month. 
Neil Ferree's comment,
November 5, 2013 1:20 PM
See what I mean Marty? You have a way with words and a rare talent to turn a complex issue into an actionable item. Thanks for the show out too!
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