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Columbia, MD (PRWEB) November 18, 2014
Pixe Social, developers of award-winning mobile marketing solutions and partner of the International Associations of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) for over a year, is exhibiting at the 2014 Expo in Orlando, FL. As the Official IAAPA Attractions Expo 2013 social photo booth, Pixe Social's tablet-based digital marketing software, Pixe Encore, captured 903 photos extending the event's reach to over 48,235 fans on Facebook. The IAAPA Attractions Expo Facebook Page saw significant outreach to 106,306 fans generating 246,637 social impressions.
Over the past year, Pixe Social has grown significantly, working with successful brands and events such as Six Flags, New York Comic Con, and Bennett's Curse Haunted House. As the primary social media marketing solution for Bennetts Curse during October of this year, Pixe Social increased the recorded Facebook Page Likes by 109% as compared to the same time period in 2013.
Pixe helped us interact with our brick and mortar fans that visited LEGOLAND in a fun and unique way through social media. LEGOLAND Florida
Pixe Social also expanded its array of social marketing solutions with a free smartphone app, Pixe Snap. Pixe Snap is a state-of-the-art consumer engagement app, integrated with leading social media sites in real-time and available for download to entertain and grow audiences. Offered to family fun centers, amusement parks, waterparks, and attractions as a fully customizable and branded solution, Pixe Snap enables fans to take their photos and share friends and family online in real-time.
Pixe Social digital marketing solutions provide an easy means for brands to instantly engage with customers as well as grow their audiences all year round. We invite IAAPA Show 2014 attendees to visit the Pixe Social booth 2164 to learn more about our interactive destination entertainment solutions.
About Pixe Pixe Social is a Maryland-based start-up providing turnkey social promotional solutions that is on a mission to take the challenge out of social media marketing by converting audiences into brand ambassadors. Launched in April 2013, Pixes flagship social marketing solution - Pixe Encore - to help boost the social presence of a number of leading brands and events including New York Comic Con, IAAPA and EXHIBITOR Magazine.
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What makes a good online community manager?
In the recent social media marketing talk at of the Certified Digital Marketer (CDM) Program, Jason Cruz, Director of Community Management of MRM Worldwide Manila stresses the importance of an online community manager whose personality fits the brands social media persona.
Online community members interact with brands and business to show affinity or closeness; find like-minded people; or ask, inquire or give feedback to the brand, says Cruz.
Thats why a good online community manager should have deep understanding of the community and its offline members.
He should be able to communicate well to its members and brand fans, adds Cruz. He must be able to match their voice, tonality and language of the members.
The online community manager must be able to have deep understanding of anecdotal stories and community sentiments.
Elliot Volkman of Social Media today reveals that in the past, community managers often evolved from forum moderators and developers.
They would enforce their communitys policy, social norms, and retain order, says Volkman.
But at the end of the day they should be brand evangelists who should shout from rooftops (blogs), converse with friends and connections (social media), and occasionally toast to it as well (tweetups and meetups).
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