Archive for SOCIAL NETWORKING
Having Success With A Facebook Fan Page Yet?
How Does A Business Have Success With A Facebook Fan Page?
Facebook Stengthens Personal Privacy Controls
It’s well documented that Facebook lacks certain personal privacy controls, like who amongst our long list of friends can and cannot see ‘activity related to us’. Apparently, we users can now limit our status updates [including random tagged images] to friends, ‘friends of friends,’ or even ‘personally- organized lists of friends’ without having to go [...]
Differentiating Google +1 And Facebook Like
Let’s differentiate the new ‘Google +1′ and ‘Facebook Like’ icons for their potential business value proposition, particularly when married to WordPress
How To Use Twitter For Business
Understanding The Business Use Of Twitter
Benefits [Risks] Of A Facebook Fan Page
Some benefits and also cautionary thought on Facebook Fan Pages & fans
Site Requirement, Social Sharing!
Crucial WordPress plugin: social sharing applications can support you with visitors, in social networks and also in the search engines
Your Site Working With Your Social Network Accounts Yet?
Your site and social network accounts – it’s time you looked at your site like an advertising tool!
Why Is 8 % of American Adult Internet Population Using Twitter Really Important to You?
Anytime a visitor retweets [or facebook likes / shares] your content it exposes YOUR BRAND through that very content to a new audience…. the fact it’s also promoting better search engine rank makes the practice doubly important to your organic advertising visibility!
Facebook, “Automatic Publishing to Fan Pages Broken”
Automatic publishing to Facebook Fan Pages may be broken
Older Users Outpace Young Adults For Social Media Growth!
Skeptical about blogging and social networking as a means to reach older age groups online with your business message? Think again: the older users have arrived!
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