Just read a worthwhile article called 10 Social Media Risks MOST Companies Are Too Afraid to Take In it they described a set of techniques that most companies will never do. One strategy they discussed that is well worth considering is a voting strategy – where customers vote on a product before they actually decide to
I just read an interesting article listing 5 things you should never ever share on Twitter. And while I totally agree with the 5 things they listed: Your phone number Your address Your body parts Your banking and credit card information Password hints I believe that this list is too short. Plus, none of these
A new study, recently released by RichRelevance shows that the average revenue from Facebook and Pinterest is currently averaging about $2 per visit! Not bad! This study shows that while most of the traffic is actually coming from Facebook, both Facebook and Pinterest are delivering very nice dollar per visitor conversion rates! Here’s a video
How can you keep up with others in your industry? Of course, I think an important step is to get on the social media bandwagon! You don’t want to be left behind just because you thought Facebook, YouTube, or LinkedIn wouldn’t last. These sites and others like them can be extremely helpful in getting and
Facebook. The land of the inside joke and the silly status update. Where baby photos and music videos dominate. Or do they? Millions of companies might disagree. Every day, they “conduct business” on Facebook. They successfully attract fans, keep them engaged and ultimately turn them into paying customers. But how? What are the secrets to
It used to be when someone said “Facebook” – people instantly thought of “status updates”. Or that trademark blue color. Or funny pictures from your friends. But these days, the latest news headlines have a lot of folks instead thinking words like “invasive” and “no privacy”. I’ve said it before but I’ll repeat it here.
Much has been said lately about Facebook and their cavalier approach to privacy that clearly appears to be profit-, rather than community-oriented. Other than saying that they may want to try drinking their own kool-aid and conversing rather than forcing, I’m not going to deal with that here. What we should focus on is the
The right to privacy really isn’t a right, especially online, and even more especially if you’re expecting it to be true on social networks. While we’ve known this, it has now been confirmed through a Freedom of Information Act request by the Electronic Frontier Foundation In response to that request, the Department of Justice has
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