Depending on whom you talk to or what sites you visit, the Internet is around 40 years ago. If those same sources are correct, e-mail, is of the same vintage. Unfortunately the latter, is dying, and social media is to blame. I was talking to a client the other day that is a self-confessed technophobe. [click to read entire post]
So, you’ve catapulted your small business into the social media atmosphere. You have a Facebook Fan Page, a Twitter account, finally updated your LinkedIn info, have started writing a blog, and now you’re ready to sit back and admire your handiwork. But wait a minute. Just, wait. “Where’s your YouTube channel?” “A YouTube channel?” “Yes, [click to read entire post]
I help small businesses with their social media presence. If they don’t have one, I’ll make one. If it’s almost there, I’ll push it over the line. If it’s there but asleep, ill wake it up. Most of these businesses already have a website and the adding of social media buttons to them, can be [click to read entire post]
I’m always intrigued by this question as I can’t answer it myself (and I’m hoping for at least 10+ years before I can!). For those of you that are friends with your kids, (and it’s probably better targeted at kids 16-25) are you really that close to him/her/them? Are they really that active on Facebook? [click to read entire post]
Apparently there is, and it’s growing! I recently had a brief chat to a LinkedIn marketing expert (thanks Elley) about her views on it all. Personally, I’ve had my profile for years and apart from fiddling around with it in the beginning, it hasn’t seen much use (like that present you buy your wife that [click to read entire post]
