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What is the best blog platform for my wife?

Jeff Esposito

Home About Archives Press Clips Spark Advisors Suggested Reading What is the best blog platform for my wife? Written on September 13, 2010 by Espo in Life , Random As many of you know, I am married, but what you probably don’t know is that the lovely Mrs. Espo is the editor in chief of this blog. Should be easy right?

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Six WordPress Plugins to Install on your Site Today

Jeff Esposito

My favorite thing about the WordPress blogging platform is that outside of the backend system, no two blogs operate the same way. Below are six that I’ve found extremely useful and I’d suggest you check them out and install them onto your blog. Image: Wikipedia. It can also be turned off after a certain number of views.

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Facebook’s the crack and we’re all greedy junkies

Jeff Esposito

The change triggered a lot of negative blog posts in the social media and community management communities. What do you want to see when you come on the platform? What we were all victim of is that we built communities on Mark Zuckerberg’s platform for two reasons. We all are smart enough to know that there is no free lunch.

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Social Media’s Redheaded Stepchild

Jeff Esposito

Of all the social media platforms and/or networking sites that have enjoyed some semblance of longevity, LinkedIn is probably the most misunderstood and the most underutilized. You have to start by investing in the platform. Image: Wikipedia. They found a way for LinkedIn to make their jobs easier (think Pinterest and women).

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Thinking passed the NOW in social media

Jeff Esposito

Rapid changes to existing networks and emerging “next-big-thing-” platforms can leave even a battle-tested social media manager’s head spinning. Navigate - It is important to stay abreast of emerging networks and changes to existing platforms if social media is part of your job function.

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Five for Friday 12.10.10

Jeff Esposito

Unless you own the platform that you are broadcasting on, whether it’s a blog, Twitter, Facebook or something else, unless you own the platform you are merely renting someone’s space and will be SOL if the site goes away. This is especially vital for companies who rely on social networks as their broadcast platforms.

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Five for Friday

Jeff Esposito

Authenticity, Transparency, & Hypocrisy: An Observation – One of the things that bugs me about many social media circles, pundits, blogs and conferences is that everyone is attracted to the shiny object. If you only read one post in this list, peep out the Miami-based filmmaker’s blog. Hopefully that changes.