Monthly Archives: August 2010

When the now-infamous LonelyGirl15 began sharing her video diaries to the world, she became an unlikely YouTube star—until it was      discovered that the seemingly-average girl-next-door was actually an actress hoping to get noticed by site’s millions of users. LonelyGirl15 has since disappeared off the pop culture radar but more and more budding young artists are [...]

With Facebook Business Pages, unless you are running ads, you don’t get a ton of data to work with. However, Facebook is starting to deliver more analytics (called Insights) on status updates for Page owners. Here are some tips on how to use them: Create an Editorial Calendar: Since I recommend that brands and businesses shouldn’t post [...]

Businesses and brands should love Facebook. Why? Because Facebook enables companies to talk to the people who are actually interested in what they have to say. The old school of advertising was this: Blast out a message to an audience defined by geography and media consumption habits and pray you reach the right people at the [...]

How brands and businesses use Social Media has everything to do with how the decision makers use Social Media themselves. People in business who have grown up using Facebook, for example, understand that the Social Media is not just a useful tool, but it’s the way people define themselves in front of their peers. And [...]