Rebecca Coleman And, unless you’re agoraphobic, I’m guessing you have been, too. Since the weather’s gotten a bit nicer, it’s become a bit of an epidemic. So, you’re walking down the street, minding your own business, probably cataloging your list of impossible […]
I would love to attend this myself, but July 7 is my son’s 9th birthday, so I will be busy celebrating with him and hosting a mob of kids at Hillcrest Pool. Pray for me. However, my son’s birthday is […]
This was my third year attending and presenting at Northern Voice, a local, grassroots blogging and social media conference. This year felt… different in many ways. First of all, it was held at W2, instead of UBC. And many of […]
Apparently animals rule Facebook NFP Pages. According to a brand-new study just released today by San Francisco’s M + R Strategic Services, Facebook Pages dedicated to Not-for-Profit organizations that were dedicated to animal health and welfare experienced the most growth […]
I did a workshop a week ago at the Port Moody Arts Centre. Among the attendees was Cam Anderson, whose business, MyArtClub.com, did a survey a few years back with buyers of fine art. It’s a very interesting report, and […]
It’s like dejavu all over again… I’m pretty sure I’ve already made this video. But with all the new changes to the Facebook interface, things have changed again. Why would you want to install a MailChimp Signup on your Facebook […]
A ny of my regular readers will know that I’m no big Klout fan, despite having gotten loads of Perks (totally loving the Neutrogena Naturals!). I still have huge issues with how they calculate their scores, and with how pushy […]
I was on the phone yesterday with a designer friend that I sometimes work with, Robert Dall, and he put it the best: There are three things in this world that you cannot avoid: death, taxes, and constant changes to […]
A couple weeks back, I did a presentation on YouTube at #SocialHRCamp. Jeremy, one of the participants, told me about this video. Nike gave a YouTube filmmaker, Casey Neistat, a bunch of cash to make a movie on his interpretation […]
Competition is good for business, right? It helps to keep us honest, and keeps us from being lazy. In the world of social media, this is especially true, as things change and grow with breakneck speed. Facebook, especially, because it’s […]