This week on The Lede … What really works on Twitter One thing social media copywriters should never do 9 productive social media hacks A reminder of the power of the original social media If you just can’t wait for The Lede every Saturday, and you want even more practical, useable links than the seven we highlight here every week, follow @copyblogger on Twitter .

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7 Social Media Marketing Links You Can Use

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It’s time to teach that old dog some new tricks. That old dog I’m referring to is social media .

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5 Ways Writers Can Break Out of the Tired Old Social Media Box

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Reading this post made us smarter, richer, more fascinating, and an average of 3 inches taller. Let’s say you place a photo of a client on your landing page .

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How to Instantly Transform Your Landing Page Images from Good to Great

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What if getting big PR and media exposure for your business or idea were no longer out of your reach or budget? What if you could “inject” your name or brand into a national or international story of your choosing, becoming part of the story yourself? David Meerman Scott, a veteran PR and marketing expert , has written a book that teaches you how to accomplish that, and more.

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How to Newsjack Your Way to Tons of Media Exposure

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What if getting big PR and media exposure for your business or idea were no longer out of your reach or budget? What if you could “inject” your name or brand into a national or international story of your choosing, becoming part of the story yourself?

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David Meerman Scott on Newsjacking Your Way to Tons of Media Exposure

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Over the past few years, I’ve conducted a number of focus groups on subjects ranging from email marketing to blogging. When I ask participants why they’ve chosen to receive emails from a particular source, read a specific blogger, or follow a certain Twitter user, they give me a variation on the same answer: “Because I like their unique point of view.” Readers will only listen to you if you’re giving them something they can’t find anywhere else . Why would they pay attention to you if you’re saying the same things that everyone one else is saying?

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A Tested Social Media Success Formula: Talk as Yourself, Not about Yourself

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It’s Killer Headlines week at Copyblogger! Our guest editor Jon Morrow will be delivering up great content for you all week on how to write headlines that get results. Today, sign up for our free headline clinic, coming later this week.

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Here’s Your Invitation to the Copyblogger Holiday Headline Clinic

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Most bloggers are after the same things.

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How to Build an Engaged Audience with Content Marketing

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If you’ve been around Copyblogger for a while, you know we rarely offer discounts on our products. Competing on price is not something we find very smart or appealing. Better to just make the best stuff around, right

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The Copyblogger Thanksgiving Sale!

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As most search marketers now realize, whether you’re marketing through Adwords or SEO, your site needs to be Googlebot-friendly as well as linked up in an authoritative and trustworthy manner. The lines between “SEO” and Adwords quality are blurring more and more.   Organic search penalties from Google can now affect your ability to run ads on Adwords and you need to be on top of how your site is being perceived by Google.

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SEOmoz Pro SEO Tools Review

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