This is a hotly debated topic. Does your employer have the right to tell you what you can do on social media in your free time? One way to look at this is ask yourself how does your actions on social media not only effect you but your company.
Sorry for the bit of a ramble but I’ve figured out a few things that I want to share with all of you. Auto Following has its merits but it also has its problems. My suggestion is to not do it. But this is not to say don’t follow people who follow you. You should
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Before you get started in social media to promote your company, you need to have a plan in place. Not only do you need to plan you need to know how to execute the plan and the tactic.
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WebPro News has a great video of Chris Brogan, the social media guru behind New Marketing Labs and ChrisBrogan.com. In the video (below), Chris discusses what he sees as the future of Social Media. Definitely worth a watch. More WebProNews Videos Where do you think Social Media is headed? Post your thoughts below in the
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Google’s Matt Cutts explains on the latest Webmaster Help Video that Yahoo, Best of the Web, other Web directories with an editorial process are not considered paid links. This is because they have guidelines that need to be met and will reject low quality submissions if they don’t meet the right criteria. This is very
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Social Media isn’t about broadcasting ideas and screaming out your information at the public. It’s about the conversation – about the relationship building.
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Check this viral video out. It’s unbelievable.
Totally Baaaaaadddd Ass (you’ll see why I used a pun) – Sheep Pong! Read More »
In the ongoing effort to monetize, YouTube is now testing letting partners offer downloadable videos. Partners can allow downloads for free or for pay via Google Checkout, which requires a fee. Partners testing the free downloads are educational, including Stanford, Duke, UC Berkeley and UCTV. Partners testing the paid downloads include users khanacademy, householdhacker and
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Enjoy! Post your comments below! Social Media’s uses for Business and Personal Gain from Seth Goldstein on Vimeo.
