Posts filed under “Social Media”
Guys: Nothing About Pinterest Is Gender Specific. Get Over It.
You know what would make a great “Pinterest for dudes”? How about Pinterest.
Social Search Is Only As Good As Your Friends (And That Could Go Either Way)
I’m not very impressed so far with Google’s new personalized search results, but there’s hope! Google already has the ability to make social search quite a bit smarter. Here’s how.
The One Reason Your Business Can’t Afford To Ignore Google+
Google+ has been called (by some) a Facebook killer, and I think that’s a pretty big stretch. But that doesn’t mean your business can afford to ignore it. Here’s why.
Beware Angry Customers, Especially Those Bearing (Musical) Gifts
In a time where one angry customer can do irreparable damage to a brand at the speed of social media, beware the customer with musical talent.
Four Simple Tips To Make Your Presentations More Shareable
Make your presentations more shareable and enhance your reputation by using these few simple tips.
3 Ways Brands Are Using Pinterest And 5 Ways They Should Be
Could up-and-coming social bookmarking service Pinterest be the next big thing for social shopping? Here are a few ways brands have started using Pinterest and some ideas for those who are thinking of taking the plunge.
Please Don’t Be The McRib of Facebook Pages
When it comes to Facebook pages is bigger always better? or is there sometimes an advantage to be had for being small?
Straight Talk About Facebook’s Talking About This
Facebook recently overhauled their Insights dashboard for page administrators and in the process added a new metric to brand pages called “people talking about this.” Is this a good or bad thing for brand pages?
@TheOnion’s Twitter Account Not Hacked, Just Not Funny
I really like Storify.com for capturing interesting goings-on in the social media world. Here’s a little gem that unfolded earlier today:
Homeless Man in Columbus Has a Golden Radio Voice
In early January a video of a local homeless man with a “golden voice” went massively viral on YouTube. Here’s how I used a tool called Storify to document the story’s development.