A few days ago, my good friend Joe Ruiz (@SMSJoe) asked me a question. He asked me how I stay connected with everyone that I do. It’s a question I get now and then. As serendipity would have it, the answer plays perfectly into this weekend’s #usblogs theme, which is how to improve Klout offline.… Continue reading Klout doesn’t measure what really matters
Month: February 2011
Don’t put it off
I’m a big fan of the philosophy that everything happens for a reason, even if that reason is just to teach you a lesson. I’m also a big fan of passing on things that I learn. So, here we go. A couple of weeks ago, I woke up and my right hand was completely asleep.… Continue reading Don’t put it off
Bit of a hiatus
Hi there! I am going to be taking a few days off of blogging. A neck injury from about 3 years ago has ended up with me having muscle spasms and 2-3 pinched nerves in my right arm. Did I mention I’m right-handed? 🙂 Typing kind of is hard to do right now, so I’m… Continue reading Bit of a hiatus
New Facebook Business Page Changes! Must Watch!
This is post number five in a series of posts from Online Marketing Strategist Tommy Walker. If you have questions, leave a comment here or visit with Tommy on Twitter at@tommyismyname.
How to say thank you on Twitter
Today I found a really interesting post by Angie Schottmuller on Jay Baer’s site, Convinceandconvert.com. The article is called 7 ways to thank someone for a retweet. Angie makes a lot of really good points and a lot of excellent recommendations, but I see things a bit differently, so I thought I would tack on… Continue reading How to say thank you on Twitter
Why stories make better blogs
This post is part of the #letsblogoff collaborative blog community. A few days ago, my friend Stan (@pushingsocial) published a post called What if you only had 20 posts left? The post is about Wael Ghonim, a man who started a Facebook page that helped inspire the revolution in Egypt. The point Stan makes is… Continue reading Why stories make better blogs