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How to Use Facebook for Business and Marketing
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“Creating beats consuming”
Auren Hoffman has a great post on consuming vs. producing. He says..."We are meant to be both creators and consumers. Today, however, most people consume far more then they create. Part of the reason for this is because being both a consumer and a creator at the same time is very difficult, and because goods … Continue reading “Creating beats consuming”
Facebook’s April 2010 US Traffic by Age and Sex: A Return to Strong Growth
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5 Differences Between Social Media and Social Networking
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10 ways to embarrass your kid on Facebook
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Why Bother Blogging At All?
I'm writing this blog post past my deadline. Why am I late? It doesn't matter. It's a weekly post. I should be able to get it done far in advance, so as not to worry people like Ben, the poor guy who has to keep me on track and post it. But everything in that … Continue reading Why Bother Blogging At All?
Handy social media planning checklist
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17 Easy Steps to Brilliant Blog Posts
You know what I’ve discovered? Most of the people writing about blogging are experts. Funny thing, that. These expert bloggers have been doing it for a while and they have thousands (if not tens or hundreds of thousands) of subscribers. The best give lots of free stuff away that’s actually worth reading, and we know … Continue reading 17 Easy Steps to Brilliant Blog Posts
Kudos to the Catholic Church…
...for the excellent job they are doing with the 'Catholics come home' campaign -- a great combination of traditional and new, online media. Discussing this with my good friend Jim Kelleher of Kelleher Creative in St. Louis, I was pleased to see the church hasn't lost it's sense of humor, either. For those of you … Continue reading Kudos to the Catholic Church…
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