Month: May 2010

I was looking through Twitter posts this morning, as I am wont to do, and I saw a post from an account labeled BPGlobal. The post was something along the lines of, “Just spilled salad dressing in my lap. Not sure how to clean it up.” I was pretty much stopped in my tracks. And… Continue reading The evil twin dilemma

A few weeks ago, during and directly following the 2010 F8 conference, Facebook announced some pretty astounding changes that created a rush of excitement across the internet. Some of that excitement was happy and positive and some of it, like that coming from this particular Blog URL, was a bit on the angry side of… Continue reading So many flip-flops I feel like I’m at the beach

I was thinking about the advice that a lot of marketing experts give regarding one of the big questions in Social Media world. “How do I generate content?” I have always been inclined to write about things, for as long as I can remember. I write about things and then wonder if anyone will read… Continue reading Integrated Thinking

I saw an article this week raising the question about what kind of crisis could bring Social Media in general or a Social Networking site in particular to its knees. It’s an interesting question, but my “blink” answer was that I’m not sure Social Media can really have a crisis at this point. What makes… Continue reading Can Social Media Really Have a Meltdown?

I’m not going to begin this post by saying, “Maybe I’m old fashioned” because I KNOW that I am. I enjoy knitting and crocheting, I enjoy talking to people in person (with full sentences even), and I hate texting. So, I get that. However, I do believe that one part of my old fashioned perspective… Continue reading Is it me?

Many long years ago, I had a friend who was really struggling in life. I had tried to stand by this friend ever since I learned that they were dealing with the continuing weight of a major family tragedy. I balanced all of my reactions to this friend knowing that everything was tinged with that… Continue reading But we’re here to help you!