No Pinterest InterestI’ve heard about Pinterest for months. At first glance it seemed to be a collection of pretty pictures, really pretty pictures, but a time suck. I get lost in social media as it is, so I wasn’t anxious to add one more thing to my day that would end up eating my time.
Unfortunately, in my business, I get called in a lot when web design projects aren’t going like they are supposed to. People who have jumped onto the internet bandwagon, bought a site, or had one built, and aren’t getting what they wanted from it.These are the things that I’ve experienced with my clients, and you ought to run screaming (well maybe just run) in the opposite direction if you hear these words spoken. And for sure, you should put your checkbook away and save your money.
Have you considered the SEO possibilities of using google+?If you’re a first mover on this, you’re going to capture more visibility,” says Rob Garner, vice president of strategy for digital marketing agency iCrossing. “This is kind of a gift in a lot of ways.”
Your blog is the most personal thing you will ever show the world.Present anyway you want, most of the people who see it will never see you. If your blog’s job is to promote you and generate revenue, then you are going to meet people. Via phone, email, or in person.
From the pubs I read yesterday:
<> Guess I won’t get 1 this week 
<> Didn’t immediately reveal they were sponsored tweets
I’ve finally gotten the #newnewtwitter, and I really, really like it.
NewNewTwitter is slick and sexy and fast. It has been simplified somewhat, although I do still have to look for some things after having it for a week or two.
But direct messages are a task.
From the pubs I read today:
Brad Pitt Joins Social Media on Google +, Skips Facebook, TwitterHis first foray into social media was a post about his Make It Right venture in New Orleans on Google+.
From the pubs I read every day:
We help people find out why their relationship ended. http://wotwentwrong.com/ <> #RUKiddinMe?
Launching a book title on New Years Eve may not have been the best plan in the world, but I wanted to get it done and over before 2012!
Early reviews were encouraging, and I’m really happy to exploit them!
I’ll admit there were times when I thought I would never finish experimenting with Twitter and get this book written. We’ve spent months researching all things Twitter and I tested, experimented and played with Twitter almost full time for a couple of months.
This is a collection of what I’ve found that works or doesn’t work. What I like, and things I really don’t like.
Download Chapter 1 of tweet•ease:The Essential Guide to Shameless Success on Twitter just for sharing a tweet about it!
Share it on Twitter or Facebook, and Chapter One is yours.
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