A man sat at a metro station in Washington DC and started to play the violin; it was a cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it was rush hour, it was calculated that 1,100 people went through the station, most of them on their way to work. (more…)
Are you tired of being tagged in pictures of high tops and lap tops on Facebook? Not only is this form of Facebook spam clogging up your timeline, it could be damaging your business and personal reputation.
Often, the photos some of your less scrupulous Facebook friends tag you in are not as harmless as a pair of sneakers. (more…)
“When Art Rooney Sr. was alive, as the owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers he demonstrated a lifelong caring interest in his neighborhood as well as his organization. He knew the names of the star players as well as the cleaning staff (more…)
It seems difficult at first to nail down strict guidelines for your social media company policy. Technology and social platforms seem to change every day. It is, however, in the best interest of your business (more…)
A new report from eMarketer found that more than 20 million American mothers are active Facebook users, checking their accounts to (more…)
When it comes to a successful social media campaign, the key is to make sure fans, followers and connections aren’t just reading, but (more…)
Search Engines like Google and Bing…do you trust them more than you trust your friends? When was the last time you felt like the home repair advice you got from Yahoo was more reliable than the advice your Father, the building codes inspector, offered you. (more…)
In real life… IRL… we know there is value to many aspects. For instance there’s value to the manufacturer of puzzles. They sell millions of puzzles to people each year… (more…)
Remember when your school yearbook came out and you finally got to see it. What was the first thing you did? You looked for YOURSELF! (more…)
