Q: Who needs a social media policy?
A: Any person with employees, independent contractors, and visitors who may use your business computer.
With more than one-third of the world’s population now online, it makes sense to have guidelines and procedures for cyber citizens to turn to — and if you are a …
Bay Area Consultants hear SOCIAL MEDIA TIPS from popular speaker Patrick Schwerdtfeger
Back by popular request, Patrick presented more detailed online marketing tactics — building from his earlier talk on social media basics delivered last fall.
Author of Webify Your Business, Patrick spoke at 127 events around the globe in 2009. He …
All the latest and greatest tools mean nothing – if you aren’t listening
I read several great blogs today — and would still be reading — if I didn’t want to share my own understanding of one important topic:
Effective social media marketing — aka REAL CONVERSATION — cannot happen without someone …
Popularity has a price: You’ve got to do some Work
Some of my students have started blogging, and one student asked me today [actually in a comment on my first post]:
“How can I get my blog noticed?”
Interestingly enough, that question was answered in a blog posting today, April 25, from …
Social Media is Pushing Dramatic Changes in Marketing
TGIF. We’ll make this blog-lite, just in case you haven’t read my first post.
Yesterday’s adventure along the SM Revolutionary Road was anything but “lite” – information-wise. Three Bay Area social media players: John Harper, Dean Guadagni, and Pat Kitano visited my SFSU advertising …
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Comments OffHow does one tell a story from the middle, i.e., in medias res. You just jump in, I suspect, and start paddling.
As a journalist for more than thirty years and a marketing instructor for more than a decade, I’ve had a variety of valuable experiences learning to write, to sell, and to teach. But nothing has so excited and energized