Month: November 2010

So today, 2 more Tetris pieces came together. My friend Stan published a post (which ProBlogger retweeted, by the way) talking about the importance of guest posting. As I was working on my round-up posts for this week, it occurred to me that maybe we could all try an experiment together. I’m going to publish… Continue reading My Blog, Featuring You

As you might recall from last week, Tuesday nights on Twitter host #custserv and #leadershipchat. I find that there is often a way to overlap these two. After all, it takes a strong leader to create a strong customer service department, right? I found this post that Frank Eliason wrote about his very positive experiences… Continue reading How to lead your company to raving fans

This past week, my good friend Thomas Moradpour launched a blog. One of his first posts is titled Full Disclosure: I think Social Marketing is BS. The post raises some key points that I’ve seen a lot of conversations cover of late. For this Marketer Monday, I thought I’d gather for you some other posts… Continue reading Social Media and Marketing

Since Sunday is #blogchat night in Twitter world, my Sunday posts are going to be geared towards blogging. A pretty big topic, but there are plenty of ways to break it into nice bite-size pieces. The theme for this Sunday is borrowed from a fantastic post that Stan Smith (@pushingsocial) wrote called How to Spring… Continue reading Blog as I say, not as I blog

Back in May, when Social Media was something I was still getting used to, something pretty spectacular happened. I had seen a post by Chris Brogan about using the buffalo (in other words, using as many pieces and parts of a thing as you can), and I thought it would be interesting to tie the… Continue reading The Heart of Social Media, Part Two: The Role of Influencers

A few months ago, I was engaged in studying cloud computing. I thought the whole concept was pretty interesting. I wrote a post in mid-June about how I thought cloud computing as a concept could translate into the social web. I hypothesized that eventually we would all have a central hub where we would write… Continue reading The heart of Social Media