Interesting thoughts from Jay Baer’s “Convince & Convert” blog… Here are some additional ideas… “Before you begin, commit to worrying about social media tools last, not first. Why? Because tools will change. They always do. There was a time when Netscape seemed invincible. Yahoo, too. Myspace also. If you fall in love with tools, you’ll [...]
The conversation prism…
…does a great job of inventorying social media tactics and tools… Questions? Feedback? Make a comment or use the contact page…
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Share, share, share…
Hmmm. Looks like everything you need to know about social media you may have learned in kindergarten. Not quite, but this confirms some of my preconceived notions… “There are hundreds of ways to exploit social media to help your business or to build your personal brand but one that should stand head and shoulders above [...]
Resolve to get a website…
This list from author Matthew Shofoluwe is a good start… “Business, like any organism, has to adapt to it’s environment. While the underlying principles for conducting businesses may remain unchanged, some areas are almost always in need of new and better ways of doing the same things. An example of such area is in communication. [...]
AGCO is harvesting the benefits of social media
Image by werktuigendagen via Flickr AgWired, the social media voice of the agriculture industry reports that AGCO, one of the world’s largest agricultural equipment manufacturers, is effectively using social media to stimulate sales in a down economy… AGCO is providing a great example of how to integrate social media and networking into their communications strategy [...]
How often should I post?
Image via Wikipedia Let’s start here… “Without question, blogging provides an effective way to market your business, be a valuable resource and build your personal brand online. And most folks know that, generally, the more frequently you blog, the higher your traffic. But does that mean you should follow the advice of many to create [...]
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Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative
What does this movie intro have to do with social media? Absolutely nothing unless you exclude the song. [Sorry, but this was the only recording I could find of the classic Perry Como song -- now pay attention!] Check out those lyrics once again: “You’ve got to accentuate the positive Eliminate the negative Latch on [...]
Social media fairy tails
Image by Getty Images via Daylife Great stuff from patgermelman’s blog… “There are social media formulas that you can pick and choose from and adapt to fit your schedule, staff, and resources. There’s a virtual candy store of platforms and options. Here’s the secret…they all take work. There are no silver bullets. If someone claims [...]
Lately I’ve been struggling…
…with the issue of what is the best way to graphically depict the relationship between the various social media tools that I use. I think I may just end up settling with a flow chart for now, however, I’m finding some interesting stuff along the way such as this… Social Media Maps
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