Jumping on the latest social media trend is about as absurd as a law firm declaring, “We should be sword fighters!” Just because you can join Facebook or Twitter, doesn’t mean that…
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@pprlisa (a.k.a. Lisa Dilg of PerkettPR) on Twitter
Real conversations happen on Twitter constantly. And I had the opportunity to extend my conversation with Lisa Dilg of PerkettPR who shared some of her expertise, both professional and personal, about Twitter.…
Next Workshop: Using Social Networks to Promote Your Business
If you are in the South Jersey or Greater Philadelphia area, please come to the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce Business Expo on October 22, 2008. The Expo is at the Enterprise…
Why Should I Follow You?
Beth Harte (@BethHarte) from The Harte of Marketing brings us the following post about the culture of Twitter: Who are you? And why should I follow you? In a nutshell, she wants…
Media Day – Friday Oct. 10th
If you are in the South Jersey or Greater Philadelphia area, please come to the Burlington County Chamber of Commerce Media Day – Using Media in an Online World. I’m very excited…
Two Years of Wine – Gary V. is Right
It has been an interesting journey, but over the last two years I’ve gone from a total wine newbie to someone that knows the difference between viognier, sauvignon blanc, and chardonnay. Ever…
The CEO Technology Generation Gap
I hear or see this every day. Business owners know their businesses and customers. They roll their eyes at Twitter and Facebook. But something has shifted over the last 10 years. The…
Not a Two-Way Street
Social networks can be strange. Especially Twitter. Networks like Facebook or LinkedIn require that connections be mutual. That is to say if I want to connect to you, you have to accept…
Build Your Network in Advance
There are no shortcuts. Whether it is blogging, social networks or simply owning a business. Darren Rowse from Problogger brings us this post: Build Your Network Before You Need It Darren is…
Plurk: Do we need another microblog?
Twitter has been suffering major reliability problems. Perhaps the service was never engineered to handle the number of users and “tweets” and third-party clients. While it may have cute error messages, the…