Ok, if you’re a small business, at one stage or another you’ve used PowerPoint presentations. Some of you reading this may use them daily. So let’s combine the much-loved PowerPoint presentations with Social Media. Enter Slideshare. www.slideshare.net Click on it, create an account and upload your best. Got a killer presentation on your latest product? [click to read entire post]
I’ve only just recently posted about QR codes here, so what better way to get familiar with QR codes than to scan them. Firstly, you’re going to need a smartphone that runs any of the following. iOS (iPhones), Android (HTC, Samsung, etc), Blackberry, or Windows Mobile (Nokia, etc). This would cover many of you reading [click to read entire post]
Once your Social Media is fairly well established, you’ll have the hard links that you can use start to advertising. Facebook, twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn (and soon hopefully Google+) have all options that allow you to have custom or vanity links. In my case: Facebook.com/gossipism Twitter.com/gossipism Linkedin.com/in/dextereugenio Youtube.com/gossipinkism Google+ (though the link isn’t a pretty one) [click to read entire post]
Twitter. It’s been labelled everything from a complete waste of time, to the ultimate in social media mass communication. Whatever your view is of this platform, there is one thing that it does well; and that’s to provide answers. If you’re using twitter already and have never asked a question, do it, just a question, [click to read entire post]
YouTube is known first and foremost as a video site. It’s also an extremely important tool for social media. Apart from being an extremely handy place to upload your videos, it’s also owned by Google, and so if you upload your videos with enough content in them, they will feature quite well in search engine [click to read entire post]
