In Chicago, the social media scene sparkles with tweetups, parties and events – year round. So that you can live and learn vicariously, I’ll be covering how social media comes alive for brands and bloggers at events like Sauza’s Chicago Ladies Night In. Thanks to Beth Rosen of 4 Keys […]
Monthly Archives: November 2010
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Wondering how to make your brand stand out on Facebook? A new social media study about brands on Facebook condenses the success formula down to four steps: make offers, empower fans, add images and don’t obsess over negative comments. Four Top Facebook Marketing Tips for Corporate Brands These top four […]
350M people send 4B messages on FB – every day. Is it time to modernize communications? Facebook says yes. Want to know more? Here are my press conference notes and a few videos, including a video interview with Facebook’s director of engineering, Andrew Bosworth [who went to 14 proms, according […]
Veterans Day is always a powerful day for me. Four of my mother’s brothers fought in World War II. The youngest brother never came back. Surrounded by uncles who fought in the war on my father’s side as well, the American Legion served as our family’s community center. But, my […]
Not what you want on a new iPhone 4G: a diagonal crack connecting the upper and lower screen limits. But . . .that’s what I saw when I pulled my iPhone out of my purse one morning. It wasn’t there when I put it in away on my way out […]
Thinking of going to Affiliate Summit? To help you make your decision, here’s a video, six reasons and a preview of the personal branding panel. I’ll be speaking at Affiliate Summit West 2011 in Las Vegas on Monday January 10 from 2:00-3:00 pm. Thanks so much to Marty Fahncke, my […]
It’s back, and bigger, with 7,200 bloggers responding. This post cover 12 plus comments on Technorati’s seventh annual report, The 2010 bloggers mix breaks down into 65% hobbyists, 21% self-employed, 13% part-timers and 1% corporate. A global survey, 2010 geographic demographics divide into: 33% US, 38% North American, 19% EU, […]
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