Don’t Be A Quitter…On Twitter
Published January 27, 2011 | 
Yeah, I know that sounds corny. But, that’s essentially what’s happening. I see this constantly on Twitter.
A business has set up their Twitter account and maybe they’ve followed a few people and posted some tweets…and apparently just quit. Gave
10 Quick Blogging Tips
Published September 23, 2010 | 
Over the past couple of days there have been some issues with the 800-Pound Gorilla…Facebook. This led me to think about what would happen if Facebook suddenly disappeared. What would online marketers do if one of the most powerful tools
Shorten Your Tweets & Make Them Re-Tweetable!
Published September 13, 2010 | 
I really enjoy sharing content I know others would love to read.
However, it’s disappointing when I hit the RT and the original tweet is too long. It pains me to have to edit, abbreviate and basically re-write the original tweet in
Are you putting all your eggs in one basket?
Published July 29, 2010 | 
By: Scott Dickson
When asked if they’re utilizing the power of social media and relationship marketing, many business-owners and CMO’s will reply, “Of course! We have an awesome Facebook page and we’re getting started on Twitter.”
Well, that’s great. But, setting up
Five Reasons To Encourage Employee Engagement
Published May 18, 2010 | 
By: Scott Dickson
Your employees should be some of your biggest evangelists and ambassadors. When launching a social media marketing plan, it’s very important to get those employees excited about engaging and interacting.
Let’s look at one example…Facebook. Your employees can
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