You’ve decided to start a blog. You know what you want to write about, and you’ve set up WordPress. Maybe you’ve even written a few
So you wanna work in social media? You’re not alone. A lot of decent, smart people want to work in social media. Unfortunately, few can
In the simplest words possible, an infographic is a picture that gives some information. A few examples of infographics include: pie charts, maps, graphs, flow
Today’s blogger comes to us from MarketingChap.com, where you can find him and more of his blog posts on Marketing and Social Media. I was
When I discuss marketing strategy with web site managers, I’m surprised at how few know when to collect prospect and customer data and what data
If you’re in business — particularly in marketing, advertising, web development, sales or another other digital venue — then it’s safe to assume that you
Data has been the Achilles’ heel of social media adoption since its inception. What do we measure? Where do we look? How do we figure
Today our guest blogger Amy Donohue shares her thoughts on Twitter’s Follow Friday. At it’s inception, the #FF hashtag was created for people across Twitter
The word community is much more than an overly used buzz term or the title of a television show saved by a group of its
With well over 12 million unique visitors a month, Pinterest has become the fastest site ever to pass the 10 million unique visitor mark. So influential
