Privacy Matters Facebook seems unable to stem the user privacy spill. Matters seemed to grow more serious this week when the WSJ reported that apps (including Farmville) were accessing user data even if the users had requested the strictest privacy … Continue reading
Christine Buffaloe
I can across a business page on Facebook today that is quite nice. Not only aesthetically, but also from a business standpoint. I get quite a few emails from artist, songwriters and other internet business owners on who to use … Continue reading
If you’re doing publicity for an upcoming live or virtual event, from teleseminars and book-signings to concerts and black-tie charity fund-raisers, and you’re relying on the same old media outlets and websites to promote them, you’re leaving money on the … Continue reading
When to know when blogging is paying off for your business…that is the $64,000 question. I recently had a chat with a client with who stated she wanted to pull the plug on her blogs. My first thought was WAIT! … Continue reading
Social media has become a needed aspect of most marketing plans. However, tracking the Return on Investment, including the time invested, has not been easy. That is until now. On August 25, 2010 SocialEye was launched. Overdrive Interactive has produced … Continue reading
We recently had the honor of participating in the new tips booklet produced by Paulette Ensign of Tips Products International. This was an esteemed group of social media experts and how they were able to use social media to their advantage. Here … Continue reading
The Women’s Business Alliance Power Sabbatical is your opportunity to take – For Yourself! – 2 ½ days + 2 nights to: —Rejuvenate mentally and physically. Unplug, get away from it all in a serene gorgeous setting. Be catered to … Continue reading
If you’re active on Twitter, you’ve probably seen at least one reference on your own profile page to Twitter lists. They’re a powerful way to categorize Twitter users according to their area of expertise, or the topics of their tweets and then, once … Continue reading
Here’s some really bad advice that the so-called PR experts dispense: Your email pitches to journalists and bloggers should be as short as possible. No more than three or four words. Why is it bad advice? Because it forces people … Continue reading
News is breaking all around you. When you’re the local angle to a national story, or you can comment on the hot topic of the day, TV producers, daily and weekly newspaper reporters, and bloggers will practically be begging to … Continue reading