facebook users: a bit older, and on the move
what do the changing demographics mean for facebook users? for the growing number of businesses and organizations seeking to use the service to communicate with those users? read on…
all your oranges in one basket?
thoughts on the best use of inbound marketing
schizobloggia: better living through compartmentalization
so I have three blogs now. given that my original blog still has that new car smell, am I being disloyal in test driving alternative transportation? allow me to explain.
and the walls came down: leveraging social media & affinity
the case for stirring some personality into your (or your organization’s) social media recipe
in defense of talking to strangers
based on a post completely unrelated to social media, I wax prolix on the kindness of strangers
my favorite feedreader – sage too
exec summ: if you want to access your reader on different patforms, google reader is your best bet. to make sure I see all the news sources important to me every day, however, I prefer the sage reader (firefox only). here’s why, and how to set yours up.
social coherence: a non-profit success story
a great article this week about the lupus foundation of america and its success in using social media as a fundraising platform. but is “show me the money” the only question nonprofits should be asking?
twitter as a prospecting tool?
broad-based is key if you want to make social media a lead generation system. blog. facebook. youtube. twitter. they all feed each other.
optimizing google reader
this post is a continuation of an earlier article about newsfeeds and rss. in today’s episode, I will talk about how to make your rss subscriptions and your reading therof (therefrom?) more efficient and fun. this post will focus on google reader; stay tuned for posts on the sage reader and feedly.
how to: rss and facebook
not the promised article about building the perfect online newsreader application. I got distracted by a couple of facebook applications that bring newsfeed and blog subscriptions to your facebook wall. bloggers take note – could be useful!
