Tag Archives: Social Media
Why I Still Love Blogging
When I started blogging in 2004, it was cool, exciting and popular. Everyone was talking about blogs, commenting on blogs and starting blogs. The love-fest was not a surprise given how blogs gave people a new, user-friendly platform to reach … Continue reading
Facebook Pages: Easier Said Than Done
Over the past couple of months, I’ve spent a lot of time working on Facebook Pages for clients. To say the least, it has been eye-opening, educational and enlightening. From the outside looking in, creating a Facebook Page is a … Continue reading
No Social Media Success Without Execution
Over the past couple of years, I have talked and worked with lots of companies excited about the potential of social media. Fuelled by this enthusiasm, they create detailed strategic plans and set themselves up on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, et … Continue reading
Can 600M People be Wrong About Facebook?
The Web is a funny creature. One day, you’re king of the world; the next you’re wondering where everyone went. Web users are fickle, willing to jump into the arms of another service in a heartbeat, and always looking for … Continue reading
The Social Relevance Ecosystem
In the my last post, I introduced a concept called “social relevance” that has been rumbling around my head for the past few months. It’s based on the idea that social media within the corporate context is not about shiny, … Continue reading
