dynamic pricing is watching your wallet
some e-retailers are playing with identity-based pricing. dynamic pricing against competitors has been going on for a while, but now it’s what _you_ do that could cost you.
Category Archives: social media
May I Approach? Lawyers Getting Their Facebook On
linkedin introductions – shall we dance?
linkedin introductions are an easy way to meet that special someone. here are some tips to boost your chances even more!
ch-ch-changes* (toward authorial transparency on posterous)
I will no longer re-blog whole posts on my posterous site. it obscures authorship and transparency
something borrowed, something blue
social media is based on shared content. sometimes the definition of sharing can get a little vague, especially regarding attribution
customize twitter feed for facebook pages
more and more businesses are creating facebook pages to engage with their customers (and yeah, to sell stuff too). businesses and organizations then face the challenge of populating that page with a regular stream of new content. one option? “cross-pollinate” twitter. if the business and/or its employees have a twitter presence, that content can flow
I like root beer and I don’t care who knows it
I was going through my buzz feed a few months ago and came across an angry rant about targeted advertising from kent newsome. kent states: I fricking hate targeted ads (actually I hate all ads, but I have to pick my battles). I wish that every business that thinks it needs to track my comings and
getting to know you(r friends) part 2
last week, social crm plugin rapportive got some competition. gist announced that it was bringing its dashboard functionality to my gmail inbox and beloved droid. is this the end for rapportive?
promoting events and news on facebook
adding links to facebook status updates and using the share feature can help promote news and events for your organization beyond your own network.
how linkedin’s facelift can help you look prettier
it’s time to rethink the way you cross post links if you maintain a social presence on both linkedin and twitter. if you are a linkedin regular, you probably have noticed a change in the service’s status updates. historically, updates on linked in were in keeping with its reputation as a buttoned-down, businesslike version of social networks like facebook and myspace. I wrote about linkedin’s increasing social mojo back in january. the new changes take it a big step further.
