My weekly summary of Facebook news. Since the ipo, things have been kind of slow in Facebook land — look for the release of Timeline for business pages next week. I added a few content marketing decks as an added bonus!
This week in blogging @e1evation
My weekly summary of the best blogging articles I’ve read in the past week…
The importance of an editorial focus and calendar for your blog
An editorial focus and calendar that reinforces it may be the single most important thing you can do if you want to blog for thought leadership. In his ground breaking book ‘Brand Stand’, Craig Badings writes… The more research you do on the topic [on which you choose to focus] the more you will understand [...]
Getting Things Done [GTD] in Gmail with Google Tasks
http://youtu.be/RGRXJqllbE4
I haven’t done a screencast for awhile, so here’s a quick riff on Getting Things Done [GTD] in Gmail with Google Tasks… Effectively managing email is fundamental. So many people are at the mercy of their inboxes! Ethan Waldman had a great post this morning over at The Minimalists that got me thinking about my [...]
This week in Google @e1evation
Wednesday is Google day @ e1evation. Here’s the best of what I read this week…
This week in Facebook @e1evation
Facebook. Love it? Hate it? Trends indicate it’s still an important part of a balanced social media diet. I must admit, however, that Facebook has lost some of its luster for me. Sometimes even I get tired of managing social media and the addition of Google+ to the mix has me a little weary… In [...]
Blogging and content marketing trends for this week @ e1evation
Happy Monday! Time to talk about trends in blogging and content marketing. First, though, a confession. I accidentally used decaf instead of regular and I’ve been dragging my butt around all day. This blog is fueled by coffee and now that I’ve had a good cup, life can start [at 3:27PM]! Here’s my bias; blogging [...]
Twitter trends this week @e1evation
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALbH63Ali9U”
I’ve hit the Twitter wall! Apparently my ‘twitter ho‘ strategy of follow everyone is tragically flawed…
This week in Google @e1evation
By now, most people have heard that the Google motto is ‘don’t be evil’. Current trends in social media indicate that many are wondering whether or not Google has forgotten that mantra and took a left turn somewhere in 2011. Even I, the Google fan boy that I am, must admit that some of Google’s recent changes — like the ones made to Google Reader on November 1, 2011 — have left a sour taste in my mouth…
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