
There’s nothing like commenting on someone’s blog post to get the ball rolling, i.e. building online relationships. As part of re-strategizing my own blogging, I am revisiting my first posts to republish those with content that’s as relevant today as it was when I first began.
One of those blog …
No, this is NOT going to be “the” answer to the subject “How social media really works” — only one, but an interesting one.
I just met freelance copywriter David McCauley via LinkedIn when he responded to my post How to increase blog readership. Now we are connected on both LinkedIn …
Starting a LinkedIn group is fast & easy
Just ask Billy Rivera, one of my star students in the Social Media for Journalists online course that I teach for 33 students at Laney College. We have a great Facebook group for student discussions, and it was my intention to add …
Revolutions, earthquakes, and tsunamis: What do they have in common?
Answer: Social media
“What fascinated most Social Media analysts was the speed at which information traveled all over the world regarding the earthquake.”
Is it a coincidence , or simply the New Normal, that typically hot journalistic topics like violence and devastation are …
So what do you know about Farmville?
For most readers of this blog — i.e., serious or somewhat serious business types learning how to use social media marketing — Farmville is a nuisance, a game played by people with nothing but time on their hands.
However, it’s just possible that “we” …
Photo by Susan Ambrosini
The beauty of our Social Media Revolution is that every one of us can become a publisher . . . and spread our opinions, insights, and wisdom.
Though we’ve only had two weeks of classwork for the online Social Media for Journalist course, several of the students …
The terms web (or online) presence and website are often used interchangeably but they are very far from being the same thing. Web presence is the collective existence online of a company or individual. A website is one example.
So began an excellent article by my blogger colleague Michael Cohn, who …
When Parisian student Cyril Renaud spent a year “abroad,” we at San Francisco State University were fortunate that he enrolled in one of my marketing classes early in 2009 — both he and I were just beginning our immersion into All Things Social Media.
Cyril is now an international business student …
The final two “chapters” in my Saying NO series will be based on input from LinkedIn members who helpfully contributed responses to my question:
How do you say NO to a client or customer?
I’m writing a blog post on Saying NO to Customers/Clients.
Do you have any tips or experiences on WHEN …
The subject of turning down new business has “hit a nerve.” So many people have weighed in on this topic that I wanted to share as many opinions as possible — hence this series, which began with Saying NO to a new client may be your Best Business Move. My …
In this third article in my series of “Saying NO to prospective clients,” the content featured is the detailed response from JJ DiGeronimo, Strategic Manager for VMware, a cloud computing company. She was responding to the CompuKol version of my story introduced as a discussion topic in the LinkedIn group ForbesWoman: …
Have you ever been “scolded” for committing a Facebook faux pas? Did you seek out an Emily Post to figure out what to do and NOT do on the most popular social media sites? I said “Yes” to both those questions last year and then wrote this article.
However, today I …