It seems like it’s coming from all angles: the spawn of the twitter account @shitmydadsays, heralding a VERY brief CBS sitcom and countless YouTube videos covering just about every group of people possible. Some are funny, some are not. Hopefully we’ll run out of population segments to cover soon…
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Alik Brundrett talks with 9News KUSA Denver about alternatives to cable TV like the Apple TV or the Roku. Video and article here: http://www.9news.com/news/article/239897/344/Cable-satellite-TV-rates-rising
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If you’ve been following the 2012 election season thus far, you know that following the GOP nominees is a bit of a circus. Rarely do we have a large pool of nominees where almost every candidate has been the frontrunner at some point. After candidate drop outs, scandals, mis-information, and more, where can you go [...]
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***See the original post on Elephant Journal here!*** In light of the Wall Street Protests in New York, Los Angeles, Columbus, Boston and Chicago, there has been a lot of talk online and on the news alike about whether or not these protests are accomplishing anything, and whether or not these protesters are patriotic Americans, [...]
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If you haven’t noticed all the recent changes with Facebook lately (and all the buzz about this Friday’s new Profile Timeline launch currently only available to developers and testers), then you live under a social media rock. Facebook is most likely reacting to the launch of Google+ … mainly tools like Circles, data filtering, etc [...]
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This is a post from Robert Scoble about useful tips on using Google+. At the time of this post, Google+ is only in beta and is available on an invite-base only. Hopefully they will open it up to everybody soon. I’ve been testing this new social media platform (which is meant to be a better version [...]
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I’m currently attending the Online Marketing Summit (OMS) Conference in Denver, Colorado and have been attending many of the Social Media Marketing and Metrics/ROI Tracking lectures. The information in these lectures are not necessarily ground breaking, however they’re a good reminder for anybody who manages social media marketing that simply posting content and putting up [...]
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If I had a nickel for every time a client told me “I don’t want to do marketing on Twitter, because Twitter is stupid!” Point received – not everybody needs to be in love with Twitter, and that’s ok. However, one cannot deny what a presence social media platforms have on marketing once you look [...]
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You’ve probably seen QR Codes everywhere (if you’re not familiar, a ‘QR Code’ means Quick Response Code, and is a square scannable barcode intended for fast data delivery on a smart phone or other mobile application). They’re used in marketing materials, in airports, restaurants, in magazines, and more! They’re neat little nuggets of information that [...]
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I bet you’ve never thought of your Twitter content as “Social Media Cleavage”… but it kind of is. Think about it: You’re trying to dress up what you’re putting out there to make people look at it, notice it, and want it. Kind of a weird analogy, but it works. So how do you make [...]
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