SocMed Sean
JUNE 21, 2012
Not just from researching and writing articles, but form the comments/feedback that I have received and the conversations that have been sparked with others via social networks like Twitter. They commented on my experiences and shared their own. My blog became about me. And people liked that. They shared my stories. And my blog grew.
SocMed Sean
SEPTEMBER 30, 2012
Frustrated courtesy of M artinaK15 on Flickr via Creative Commons Writer’s block sucks. When I’m that stuck, I can’t even digest ideas from other people’s blogs, I find it challenging to create new graphics, or even say something constructive when commenting on other people’s blogs. Just get the words out.
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SocMed Sean
MARCH 11, 2012
'Angry bird puts a lid on it' courtesy of etee on Flickr via Creative Commons license If you’re engaged in social media for either personal or professional purposes (and if you’re reading this, I’m betting you are), there’s an important skillset and rule that you might want to think about: The art of not replying.
SocMed Sean
JANUARY 1, 2012
Photo courtesy of functoruser on Flickr via Creative Commons license. Photo courtesy of skpy on Flickr via Creative Commons license. Just drop it in a comment, along with a link to your blog, and help others improve their blogs in 2012! Maybe it's time to give up and pull the plug on that blog. Can it be scanned quickly?
SocMed Sean
OCTOBER 6, 2012
Shhh… photo courtesy of Sarah G on Flickr via Creative Commons license. Feel free to leave a comment and tell me how you used it. Recently, Twitter has been behaving pretty anti-socially with their data. Needless to say, a lot of people are pretty miffed about this behavior from one of the big social media companies.
SocMed Sean
FEBRUARY 1, 2012
So when I did a search for “ios 5″ on Google, not only did I see web pages and blog posts, but I also saw Google+ posts and comments on the operating system. I’d love to hear why you think Google + Your World is game changing in the social space or if you agree, I’m game for those comments, as well.
SocMed Sean
NOVEMBER 14, 2011
photo courtesy of anitakhart on Flickr 2) Don’t allow commenting or don’t respond when comments are left – A recent, cross-industry study by socialbakers indicates that 95% of posts left on a Facebook page go unanswered. Or even worse, don’t allow them to comment at all. There you have it!
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