by Brandon Uttley on Apr 17, 2012
Driving into work today (April 16, 2012), I was flipping through the radio dial and caught a story on NPR about how Dole Food Company had issued a recall. Apparently, it was a fairly small matter...
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by Jason Keath on Apr 17, 2012
Originally published at Simply Measured Do you remember what conferences were like before Twitter? It seems that events are now defined by live streams, hashtags, Tweeting, and check-ins. This constant stream of public sharing amplifies events far beyond the people wearing...
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by Jason Keath on Apr 16, 2012
Originally published on Social Commerce Today What is the value of a Facebook share and how does it compare to Twitter? Those are questions online event service Eventbrite asked in 2010 and came up with the following numbers:...
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by Ryan Critchett on Apr 16, 2012
Years ago, you would of had to cross your fingers at the chance of major press publications finding out about something you were doing. There was no good chance that the local newspaper, or your state...
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by Lisa Kalner Williams on Apr 16, 2012
Book publishers are often maligned for their hesitancy to move into the digital age. But there are a few publishing companies making noteworthy inroads in online marketing through the emerging social media platform Pinterest. Through follower interaction,...
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by David King on Apr 13, 2012
We should all take a moment to marvel at Wikipedia. People of every age, gender, ethnicity, social-economic class and political affiliation are stripped down to anonymous usernames - the ultimate level playing field. Behavior, compliance with the...
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by Jon Cilley on Apr 13, 2012
So with Google+'s new redesign and several articles that have appeared highlighting how Google+ is “dying,” maybe we should reflect on what Google+ is doing right, with perhaps the pundits looking at it through the wrong...
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by Olivier Lasry on Apr 12, 2012
I recently attended the fMC Facebook event in New York. Most of the content focused on Facebook’s first-hand research of how people use its network, and they all aimed to provide advertisers with a method to...
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by Dan Sherman on Apr 12, 2012
Every time someone says to me LinkedIn is too confusing or too hard to learn, I think about an eighty year old grandmother in New Jersey who I recently coached who is having success on...
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by Jason Keath on Apr 09, 2012
We have been testing out one of the first Pinterest services, Pinerly, during their private beta. The service is somewhat limited until Pinterest releases an official API, but they are working around that challenge to offer...
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