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SocMed Sean
JANUARY 1, 2012
Photo courtesy of functoruser on Flickr via Creative Commons license. If your blog is for your company or organization, maybe it’s time to find a way to connect with your customers. Photo courtesy of skpy on Flickr via Creative Commons license. Are you building your social network?
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.
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SocMed Sean
OCTOBER 6, 2012
Shhh… photo courtesy of Sarah G on Flickr via Creative Commons license. Recently, Twitter has been behaving pretty anti-socially with their data. For a company that is engaged in the business of social media (which means sharing things), they recently restricted how developers can use their API.
Firebelly
AUGUST 8, 2012
So they lose out on all the search traffic to the companies that keep up with what the audience talks about. That means you need to be a regular user of the social networks your audience is on. Photo credit: Chris Devers (Flickr, Creative Commons). You need to go where your audience is.
Waxing UnLyrical
DECEMBER 24, 2010
Image: Martin LaBar via Flickr, Creative Commons And even many non-Christians will be relaxing, perhaps joining in the revelry (as many of my friends did when I was growing up in India). The more popular one is A Digital Nativity , but A Social Network Christmas is fun to watch as well. A terrific story.
Adam Sherk
JANUARY 26, 2010
Hopefully we’ll see some creative use of social media by both the teams and some of the players. Photo credit: Steven Snodgrass (it’s a Creative Commons photo on Flickr, but I couldn’t get WordPress to link to it directly above). And good luck to both teams in Super Bowl XLIV. You had it.
Waxing UnLyrical
DECEMBER 4, 2010
Blink The thing with social networks, particularly one such as Twitter, is that the streams move so fast, you barely notice someone’s absence. Image: Shawn McClung via Flickr, Creative Commons You have to really, really be paying attention to notice if someone hasn’t tweeted in a while, unless you talk to them every day.
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