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How to Use Twitter to Promote Events
Over 200 million folks use Twitter to keep up with brands, each other, snark, and a wide range of topics. Twitter is also great for promoting – and organizing events…
Google+ Ready for Business Profiles
Google is finally inviting businesses and organizations to set up profiles in their Google+ social network! First adopters can choose to set up a business profile in one of five…
Searching for Steve Jobs’ Inspiration
Steve Jobs, the late chief executive officer and co-founder of Apple Computer and of Pixar Animation Studios, left an amazing legacy that has impacted the lives of many across the…
Say goodbye to e-blasts and hello to engagement
If you are sending “e-blasts” to your customers or supporters – please, stop doing it now. This outdated style of email marketing has the same results as fax broadcasts of…
Face Recognition Software; From Creepy to Facebook
How Facebook used the rules of customer engagement to get users to embrace technology once regarded as creepy. If you upload a series of photos to your Facebook profile, you’ll…
How Realtime Tech Can Highlight and Fix Biz Failures; Bikeshare review
One company that’s falling down on the job of using negative sentiments to improve its service is Capital Bikeshare in Washington DC. Subscribers to Capital Bikeshare’s service have access to…
Facebook ‘recommends you create a page instead’ of groups for businesses
“Should I create a Facebook page or group?” That’s a question interactive marketing professionals hear all the time. Well, Facebook just made answering that question easier by announcing they are…
How to Tweet from a Phone
You can send tweets from your phone via text messaging, and by using a Twitter application designed for your phone.
How Starbucks Use Twitter
Social media is clearly a great tool for promoting a business or organization. But all business leaders have one concern about social media: What to do about the stream of…
How to Tweet
Twitter is a micro-blogging platform accessible via the Web and mobile phones. In just 140 characters or less, users can share thoughts, ideas
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