In the effort to stay relevant and cover a wider range of market, business people are relying more and more on social media as a method of advertising their businesses and selling their products. Receptionists and sales personnel are rarely the first contact for customers anymore, with tech-savvy prospects using web sites, Twitter, and Facebook […]
Social Media Blog Posts Related To Google+
Need help solving a problem related to Google+? Looking for the most helpful blog articles on the topic? Check out these posts created to help you navigate some of the most common challenges, problems, and opportunities in the world of Google+.
If you don't find exactly what you're looking for, be sure to use the search feature in the top-right corner of the site. I have published more than 300 different social media blog posts, so hopefully one of them will help you solve your challenge.
Can Your Social Media Posts Negatively Impact Your Workers’ Compensation Claim?
If you have submitted a workers’ compensation claim, you might seriously think about how/what you post on your social networks
How To Develop And Execute A Social Media Strategy For Free
Have you ever wondered how to develop and execute a social media strategy for free? If you’re looking to “do social media” on a budget, this post is just for you!
[INFOGRAPHIC] Social Media Explained Through Coffee
Still trying to understand the value of social media and how it works? Grab a cup of coffee and check out this great infographic from MarketplaceMaven that explains social media through coffee.
2012 RoundUp Of My Social Media Cartoons And Comics
Enjoy a little social media humor now and then? Check out my roundup of the social media comics that I created in 2012.
[Comic] Are You Really ‘Doing’ Social Media?
What does it really mean to “do” social media? Does it just mean setting up a Facebook page and a Twitter account or is there a lot more to it than that?
Can Good Social Media Customer Service Help You Grow Your Brand?
Do you know what can happen when you engage in customer support using social media? Do you know what can happen when you don’t?
[INFOGRAPHIC] Peer Pressure Can Be Multiplied Through the Social Media
Can social media increase peer pressure on teens, resulting in an increased likelihood of using alcohol or drugs? Check out the findings of this study.
[COMIC] Who Is Running Your Social Media Channels? Is It Your Intern?
Are you willing to risk your company reputation by putting an intern in charge of your social media channels? Would you be prepared if their activities sparked a social media crisis for your company?
[INFOGRAPHIC] Do Teens Prefer Social Media To Real Life?
Many adults feel that teens are making a shift from in-person communications to digital ones. This infographic and the underlying study provides some interesting insights as to whether teens prefer to chat face-to-face or via social media channels like Facebook or Twitter.
Are You A Social Media Channel Changer?
Do you take the time to really learn about the various social media channels or are you just surfing from Facebook to Twitter to Pinterest?
Comic: Social Media Strategy From A Book
A social media strategy isn’t something you can get from an eBook. It’s something that needs to be uniquely tailored to your specific business goals.
Social Media Comic: The Social Media Timesink
Do you let the timesink of online channels like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest take you away from your real life? How do you avoid getting “sucked in” to hour of online engagement?
Good Or Bad – You Must Engage With Your Customers Through Social Media
Participating in the social space is becoming a cost of doing business for most companies and requires preparation for engagement with customers who have had both positive and negative experiences. Are you ready to engage?
Social Media Ostriches – The Corporate Hypocrisy Of Blocking Employee Access To Facebook and Twitter
I find it mildly amusing that some companies are becoming social media ostriches and sticking their heads in the sand by denying access to sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. In this article, I cover my top five hypocrisies in corporate arguments for blocking employee access to social media.
