When Google launched its social network, Google+, in late June, the only accounts available were personal ones. G+ promised us that pages for business (think about the difference between your personal FB profile and your business page) were in the […]
One more. Just one more post about the new Facebook changes, and then I’ll give it a rest for while, I promise. One thing I love about Google+ is how easy they make it for you to thematically link your […]
The interwebz have been abuzz for the past week about Klout. In case you have been in blissful ignorance up until now, Klout is a website that assigns a score (out of 100) to your social influence, or essentially, how […]
When I teach workshops and classes, I often start by talking about the changes that are currently happening in the world of marketing. We are increasingly moving from a state of “push” marketing to “pull” marketing, the main difference between […]
If you have a business, you should have a Page for your business. Not only does this allow you to keep your personal and business lives separate on Facebook, but it also offers some amazing bonuses, like metrics and demographic […]
This landed in my inbox yesterday, and the timing is perfect. I’m teaching three courses right now, and all of them are at the point of the course where we are learning about Facebook. Is Facebook distracting? Yep, for sure […]
A couple of hours ago, I was sitting in a dark movie theatre watching Carl Bessai’s newest film, Sisters&Brothers. Sisters&Brothers is the third and final film in a trilogy that Bessai has been working on for the last few years. […]
I‘ve been thinking about quitting a lot lately. I am one of those people that, when I commit to something, I will follow through with it, even if it feels like it isn’t working. Not that I’m unable to quit […]
One of the myriad of new changes that Facebook has made recently is the introduction of a “Subscribe” feature. You can enable this on your own personal account: click here to do so. People will be able to subscribe to […]
I’m weird. Are you? Is your art weird? Are you arts patrons weird? We Are All Weird is the name of a new book by Seth Godin. It’s a book that finally explained in very simple and clear terms how […]