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Federal Agencies Demonstrate Social Media Best Practices

by Kristin Dziadul on Apr 06, 2011 in The Cloud

Government agencies are now coming together to discuss best practices within social media. There are still many concerns but agencies are learning how to best utilize social media to coincide with their current records retention and security policies.

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UPDATE: A Backupify system upgrade is underway

by Kristin Dziadul on Mar 08, 2011 in About Backupify

If you are an active Backupify user, you may have noticed that your backups did not update yesterday or that there is no data available on your Archives page. Don’t worry, your data isn’t gone. We’re just working through some minor technical upgrades that require us to pause our backup processes for a short period. [...]

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How to use Social Media to Turn Prospects into Evangelists [Webinar]

by Kristin Dziadul on Mar 01, 2011 in facebook
prospect to evangelist

Backupify is teaming up with Hubspot and oneforty, all Boston-based companies, to deliver a webinar explaining how to turn your customer leads into brand evangelists. The webinar will take place Wednesday March 2nd at 2pm. Sign up here!

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Prevent your next Gmail blackout – Get a free year of Backupify

by Jay Garmon on Feb 28, 2011 in Backups
backupify gmail promo

Monday is arguably the least popular day of the week. Today, Gmail is definitely not helping the issue. Over the weekend, several hundred thousand Gmail users saw their accounts reset, which is the technical term for “losing everything that was in your Gmail account prior to Feb. 27.” This follows on last week’s news of [...]

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Social Media Leadership Series Part 2: Your Community as a Launching Pad

by Kristin Dziadul on Feb 25, 2011 in Social Media Leadership Series
the community roundtable

The second part of our Social Media Leadership Series features Rachel Happe of the Community Roundtable discussing the importance of brand communities and the tools that matter to them most. From blogs to Facebook and Twitter, the content they publish here has now become business critical and there is starting to be a critical need to archive this data in the case of data loss.

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