Today I had the opportunity to speak to accredited businesses of BBB Arizona (Central-Northern-Western) as part of a brown bag lunch seminar. It was an introductory presentation on social media marketing and how it can yield tremendous benefit to any business. Here is the slideshow if you are interested in reviewing the slides. I hope […]
Every business is now rushing to develop profiles on social networking sites and jump start their marketing in Web 2.0. However, there are certain technical features about setting up a business presence on Facebook which you need to be aware of before you jump in and start. So, before you spend countless hours frustrated, take
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The winner of the Tempe Thumbs video contest was announced earlier this week. A hearty congratulations to Suzanne B. (a.k.a. Crunchy Green Mom). Here is her winning entry: Hope you enjoy Tempe Suzanne. Do share your experience on your trip. We look forward to living through you!
Not everyone likes Facebook. Julian Smith talks about twenty five things he hates about Facebook. It’s pretty funny:
Seth Godin says it like it is in this video. Seriously though, if you think about it, networking whether online or offline has never been about who collects the most business cards, Facebook friends or Twitter followers. It’s always been about helping people and finding a way to contribute to others in a way that
By the time March rolls around in Colorado everyone is sick and tired of the cold. “How do yo know?” you ask. O.k., while I’ve never lived in Colorado to personally experience it. However, I did live in Wisconsin for seven years. So, believe me, by March you want out! At least I did when
Seems like most of the news I’ve seen today and articles I’ve read centers around Facebook. Here are some interesting pieces I’ve come across today. By the Numbers A little more than a month after announcing it had 150 million active users, Facebook has reached 175 million active users–the statistic the social-networking site prefers to
In terms of worldwide audience Facebook is now king. I guess MySpace is still the largest in the USA: In November 2008 Facebook drew 200 million unique worldwide visitors; more than 1 in 5 people who accessed the Internet that month visited the site. When sites are that big growth generally stagnates, but in Facebook’s
Check this out from AdWeek: Panasonic wanted to build cachet among Internet influencers for its array of tech products. As part of its “Living in High Definition” push, Panasonic new media consultancy Crayon recruited five bloggers to travel to CES on Panasonic’s dime. Panasonic footed the bill for their travel and passes to the event
