My last post “Creative ways to leverage Twitter” received some very positive emails and feedback.
Paul F. said: “I thought Twitter was a useless toy at first, but now I see it has potential to be a great tool.”
Someone identified as geek2.0 sent me a note that said: “Loved your post about Twitter. I have [...]

Bloggers like traffic, readers, followers, comments and being quoted by others. People like to be followed on Twitter, Friendfeed, Social Median and the host of other “social media” conduits appearing in the space. All of this related activity helps individuals and companies “rise to the top of the heap” which becomes an important [...]

Bloggers like traffic, readers, followers, comments and being quoted by others.  People like to be followed on Twitter, Friendfeed, Social Median and the host of other “social media” conduits appearing in the space.  All of this related activity helps individuals and companies “rise to the top of the heap” which becomes an important position in [...]

The word ridiculous means literally, laughable, from rid?re to laugh, arousing or deserving ridicule : absurd, preposterous.
Everyday we watch the news and announcement of developments surrounding the social web. Some of what we see is ground breaking progress while other stories seem absolutely ridiculous.
Subsequently we’ve decided to write a periodic [...]

Business marketing experts agree that at the very core of commercial promotional tactics is customer service.  Public Relations is no longer a matter of clearly communicating your product’s use, but is an art of meeting the public’s increasingly more intense expectation of service.
Your current and potential clients are most satisfied when your company is actively [...]