Gentle reader, I have been away in Chicago all last week attending Sage Summit. I’ll be back with a wrap-up post a bit later this week, but for now, I’m trying to catch up on work and prep to go […]
Introverted is the last word anyone would use to describe me, but I talk to people all the time that are, and find social media a challenge because of it. But even introverts need to sell product, find jobs and […]
Today I have a guest post for you from Corrin Foster. This topic is one that’s near and dear to my heart–I am a big believer that social media allows us writers to create our own platforms and to garner an […]
Today’s post comes from guest contributor Rachel Matthews. The Future of Social Media and Marketing (and Where You May Fit In) An estimated one in four people used social media in 2013 on a worldwide scale. It’s said that one […]
The state of Facebook is not improving for us as Marketers. In late 2012, when I had much fewer FB fans (I recently hit 1,000 on my page), my average views per post were somewhere in the range of 400-600. […]
If you are regular reader of my blog, you’ll know that I’m starting to become more and more disenchanted with Facebook, and more and more enamoured of G+. I’m not alone. I feel like this is a pretty common sentiment […]
While Facebook is currently king of the social media hill online, this may not always be the case. All you have to do is look at the sudden downfall of MySpace after it lost its cool factor to know that […]
Tumblr is a unique blogging platform in that it encourages the use of short and concise forms of information, such as photos, quotes, short videos or other short bursts of text that get the point across quickly. So instead of […]
Gentle reader, as we wind down the year, I’m going to be taking a bit of time off. I’ll be bringing you a series of guest posts in the mean time, starting with this one today from Theo Schmidt. Facebook, […]
In its 2013 edition of The State of Inbound Marketing, HubSpot reported businesses on average see 34 percent of all leads coming from inbound marketing, while traditional outbound methods are responsible for 22 percent. In case you need a quick […]