This morning I woke to find I was followed on twitter by @ghub. As I always try to, I investigated the blog and found the most amazing post: http://www.copyblogger.com/increase-influence-online/ It was especially amazing because it highlighted the advice of 60 socialmedia experts on the topic of #influence in a small retweetsable bite sized portion and ...
Recently, I have been asking people what their favorite FREE socially networked tool is online. In many cases, I hear people tell me that they are on Facebook and have tried a few others but are not really LOVING any. When I tell them that my favorite is Twitter, I usually get comments like: “Why ...
There is alot of talk about the future of new media and few that will protest the Future is mobile… With geolocation tools like Foursquare, Gowalla and twitter’ newest taging system, there is a growing trend that allows your you to announce to your social network where you are in the world. Some savey Marketers ...
So in this day, just like yesterday understanding the distribution channel for your message is essential? With traditional media PUSH marketing you look at the aspect ratio of billboards or the media kit to radio and television. Today’s New media demands a knowledge of a distribution channels found literally in your customer’s hands. SMART PHONES ...
Here is a fun challenge…… YOU NEED 10 MINUTES….. a pad of paper and a pen AND a love of Fat Boy Slim – doesn’t hurt. ARE YOU READY… – take note of the numbers in both of these otherwise identical videos – no PAUSING – At the time this video was posted: July30, 2009 ...
http://www.wordle.net/ This Word Cloud creation tool lets you take the written word and clearly see what stands out. Repeated words entered in the data field will seem larger than words that appear less often. It automatically takes the common filler words out leaving you with an image that you can customize. Best yet, you can ...
http://www.hubspot.com/marketing-tools/ Hubspot is an internet B2B (Business to Business) success story check out: The founders of HubSpot® met at MIT in 2004. Both were interested in the transformative impacts of the internet on small businesses and were early students of web2.0 concepts. The discussions and early work were on-going for two years and in June ...
