… And Facebook for All — Company Pages Company pages have become spots you put together on Facebook to support a business (not the same as a fan page). However, like everything else on Facebook, these pages and their settings do evolve, and they’ve gotten simpler these days. Currently, the following features are available: Change Background […]
Getting More Twitter Followers Getting More Twitter Followers. Oh, it’s the Holy Grail, isn’t it? Getting more people to follow you, and moving that magical Twitter followers number up, up and ever upwards, to stratospheric heights. And, even more importantly, increasing it to more than the number of people you’re following (more on that later). […]
Love, Communities, and the Captivating Charm of Togetherness What would we do for the love of communities? What is it about an online community? Just what, exactly, draws people together online? Perhaps that is the better question. So when you look at Groundswell, the authors have the thing all figured out, or at least it […]
The Deal Behind Online Community and Social Media Job Descriptions Social Media Job Descriptions! This is a shout-out to Blaise Grimes-Viort, Community Manager extraordinaire. His older blog post still rings true today. So in 2010 (it was his most popular blog post), Blaise outlined some differences in Social Media job descriptions. Blaise’s Theory His thinking is: […]
A review of Jay Conrad Levinson’s book on marketing for small businesses.
A review of a recent meeting of Content Strategy New England.
What I’ve been up to and where I’m going.
Shift in Twitter Trends Between 2009 and 2010 The above two pie charts are a compilation of the rank and duration of every single topic that pops up on Twitter’s global Trending Topics chart throughout the year. That means, by definition, that smaller topics which, if taken in aggregate might actually turn out to be […]
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