I know it is hard to believe but the holidays are just around the corner.  Now is a great time to promote your business and products.  Here are 5 tips for social media for the holidays:

Tip 1. Prepare a Bank of Post

You are going to be busy but you still want your name getting out there.  Think about the types of messages you want to send out during this busy time of the year, when you want to send them, and how you want to send them.  Don’t forget (more…)

Toyota will focus heavily on social media marketing as part of its campaigns trumpeting its 2012 Camry, the company announced in a release.

The initiative is called the Camry Effect, which provides (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…)

By Ian Schafer

The media is already dissecting yesterday’s Facebook event, where the company unveiled major new changes to their platform. Par for the course, really. Drama always accompanies any change to the Facebook site or platform.

But I see drama brewing in a place unaccustomed to it, and involving a different kind of (more…)

As you begin to develop your content deployment strategy, keep in mind it should: (more…)

By Craig Davis

Are you ready for some … Tweeting? It used to be enough to have a beer in hand and a bowl of chips in reach to watch a football game.  Now it is a juggling act with drink, snacks and a smartphone.

A recent survey on sports and social media showed that 42 percent of NFL fans and more than (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…)

So what’s the ultimate advantage to all this content delivery?

People belong to online groups because they have something in common with (more…)

What do online friends value?

People want shortcuts, hints, secrets… We always want lots of choices, but with more choices comes more procrastination.  It’s harder to make a decision with too many choices (more…)