Entries Tagged as 'Reasonable Social Networking'
BLUF- Think you don’t have ads on your blog? Think again! Each of the links on your pages is an AD with a very small audience- Google, Yahoo, MSN and other search engine spiders. And that’s just the subtle technical part.
Wikipedia: Advertising is paid communication through a non-personal medium in which the [...]
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Tags: Reasonable Social Networking · Reasons For Net Marketing
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So Mark Goren of the Transmission Marketing Blog tagged me with a new blog meme that’s going around. It seems that Peter Kim helped to name it the 4×4 meme (memes defined) where the blogger is asked to give 4 responses each to 4 questions.
It appears that the questions are somewhat arbitrary, but that [...]
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Tags: For Unknown Reasons · Reasonable Social Networking
February 28th, 2008 · 8 Comments
In the interest of full disclosure I have a new client named Myngle (fabulous name!), so my views here are not entirely platonic. However, one of the main reasons I took on Myngle is that they have created what I think is probably one of the all time Killer Apps for the web.
Skype + [...]
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February 25th, 2008 · 4 Comments
About one month ago I decided to deeply establish myself in Social Media. I figured that this was a way to find new clients. So here’s a report on my successes and failures so far, along with some observations.
In the interest of BLUF (Bottom Line Up Front) here are my conclusions:
THE BOTTOM [...]
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Some companies today are trying to place restrictions on employee interaction via social networking. I know of several companies that forbid current employees from recommending or even communicating with former employees.This is a trend that I see as foolish and foolhardy. Foolish because former employees can and usually will help their former co-workers [...]
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Tags: For Unknown Reasons · Reasonable Social Networking