Month: January 2011

Have you read UnMarketing by Scott Stratten yet? It’s a great read, and I think if you are new to the world of Twitter and Social Media, it could be akin to a holy grail. Anyway, one of the things that Scott talks about in there is how he spent a lot of time building… Continue reading The Fellowship of the Blog

So you come here and you see that I am always talking about chats. I’m talking about #blogchat one day, #custserv another. So finally you crack and you decide you’re going to try #blogchat one fine Sunday night. And you come away thinking, “You have GOT to be kidding! I can’t keep up with that!!”… Continue reading How to keep up in Twitter chats

When you sit down to write a blog post, how does your thought process flow? Think about it for a moment. I can tell you that 3-4 months ago, I did not really have a thought process. I would get an idea for a blog post, and by idea I mean absolutely anything that came… Continue reading What are you thinking?

This past week, two stories have been creating a huge buzz. The stories could hardly be more different. One involves a man from Ohio, one involves a woman from England. And yet, one thing ties these stories together – Social Media. And for me, one other thing ties these stories together. I am afraid that… Continue reading Social Media And Personal Responsibility

A person with whom I used to work always used the phrase “secret sauce.” For example, while Google gives you a lot of information about how to appear on the front page of the organic results, they don’t give away the secret sauce as to how they run all of the algorithms. I always loved… Continue reading Your secret sauce