As we head towards the Spring “new show” season on television, I am lamenting the fact that I no longer have Lost around. Sure, there was a lot about the show that bugged the heck out of me. For example, why did we spent 2.5 seasons getting really deep into a character only to have… Continue reading Don’t tell me what I can and can’t do
Month: February 2011
Strategic Networking, Cross Promotion, and Facebook
This is post number four in a series of posts from Facebook expert Tommy Walker. If you have questions, leave a comment here or visit with Tommy on Twitter at @tommyismyname. “No man is an island.” Human beings do not thrive when isolated from others. Facebook Pages are no different. Too often, while bringing their business… Continue reading Strategic Networking, Cross Promotion, and Facebook
Revisiting the “Giving Tree”
This wonderful guest post is by Mark Robertson. Have a talk with him on Twitter @markosul. A new friend with some great ideas – thanks for this post, Mark! When was the last time you were lost in a picture book? Are there certain images, words, storylines—even smells—that seem seared into your memory? I can… Continue reading Revisiting the “Giving Tree”
How I got started in Social Media
Post three in the “Your Social Media Journey” series is by Patrick Prothe, a marketing communicator and social strategist who never forgets that business is about people, relationships and connections. With more than 20 years of experience building brands, he develops integrated marketing communications that put customers at the center. It was an accident that… Continue reading How I got started in Social Media
1 month, 40 blogging action items
A lot of people have been asking me lately to look at their blogs and diagnose “what I’m doing wrong.” I always get very nervous when I get these questions. I am by no means at a point where I feel like I can hand out sick bloggy prescriptions. However, I have noticed that when… Continue reading 1 month, 40 blogging action items
Are you sure you’re a blog master?
Frank Lloyd Wright is renowned as one of the great American architects. He created, for example, the lovely “lily pad” environment in the Johnson Wax building, where strong, tall pillars meet a ceiling that lets natural light flit into the huge main room. There’s something interesting about Frank Lloyd Wright though. Despite his fame as… Continue reading Are you sure you’re a blog master?