Social Media Perils in the Workplace
Published June 8, 2011 | 
While some companies have banned the use of social websites altogether, many still allow employees access in the workplace to sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.
The question is, “Are you being careful with what you post?” There are some
Social Media – Changing Consumer Habits
Published May 13, 2011 | 
By: Scott Dickson
While the internet changed the way consumers shop for products, social media is also having a profound effect on the way consumers research and plan purchases.
Wesbites like InsiderPages.com, Epinions.com and Yelp.com give people access to consumer
Common Social Media Excuses For B2B
Published April 23, 2011 | 
There are so many different excuses that businesses and organizations use to NOT launch social media marketing campaigns.
- We sell septic tanks? Who would want to follow that?
- Our customers don’t use social media.
- Our company is in a
Why I don’t link Twitter to Facebook…or vice-versa.
Published February 21, 2011 | 
OK…admit it. One of your Facebook friends posts entirely too many times each day and you’ve made the difficult decision to either hide that person’s updates…or de-friend them completely.
Hopefully you just chose to hide them. I will confess…I have
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
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