Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’
Today BlogHer Inc published their fifth annual study of women and social media, conducted with Vision Critical, a market research and analysis firm. The results of this study give marketers who are looking to connect with women audiences online with insights into the opinions of women who use blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and other social [...]
Something crazy happened this weekend. My sweetie and I got two new kittens. We had decided to wait until the spring to choose kittens from the pound, but when a woman aikidoka at my dojo told me about two strays that showed up on a friend of her’s doorstep I knew we had to see [...]
Tired of having to read about who just walked their dog, sent a gizmo to a friend, or raced to the bathroom? Do you want instead to focus on marketing your business, book, product, service or cause to the people who are truly prospects?
You may not think so, but Facebook is the answer. There is a critical gap in most people’s Facebook strategies — if they have a strategy at all. For entrepreneurs, authors, speakers, coaches and consultants who want to use Facebook for business, it’s not well known that fan pages can be automated and set up to be income generators. Here’s how.
Blogging: Don’t Let Social Networks Like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter Replace Your Blog
2009
Blogs are still the number one way to get Google to pick up a story. Just yesterday my webmistress posted a story I wrote to my blog and in less than 20 minutes I got a Google Alert that it had been already catalogued. Don’t let tweeting, chatting and commenting stand in for real communication. [...]
In the rush to get more followers on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter many people forget an important principle: The principle of delight. Bring beauty, heart and delight to your posts. Social media expert George Kao recommends that you be your likable self. He says that a “sub-principle” of delight could be humor. “People post things [...]
I asked George Kao, to pass on some tips he’s NOT going to cover in the webinar. Here they are: 1. Tip for LinkedIn: KAO: If you want to add someone to your LinkedIn network but you aren’t a classmate, colleague, friend (yet), or a business partner (yet), you can still do it. You don’t [...]
Visibility expert, Nancy Marmolejo says that you get an at-a-glance idea of who people are on MySpace, LinkedIn, or Facebook page and also “who they associate with, who they consider important, and what they think about x, y and z. I think for our attention deficit society, it’s like shopping at Target. You can walk [...]
