Mobile TV: Programs in your Pocket
I’ve always loved media. All things media. From newspapers to magazines, radio to TV and now to the omnipresent Internet. As we all know, the Internet is transforming all our traditional forms of media. This following announcement (courtesy of MediaPost.com) is thrilling and terrifying to me at the same time. Terrifying, because I think I…
Read MoreFacebook Surpasses Google as The Most Visited Website
According to Hitwise.com, Facebook became the world’s biggest social network for the week ending March 13, 2010. Facebook claimed a 7.07% share of U.S. Web visits as opposed to Google’s share of 7.03%. Still don’t have your Facebook Fan page yet? Let me know at or 647-272-5588 if I can help you through the process.
Read More97% Use Online Media When Researching Local Business/Services
If you are under the age of 50, when was the last time you picked up a Yellow Pages to find a local resource? More and more people are using the Internet as a research tool. In everyday language, “Google” has now become a verb. People say things like: “I found the information by Googling…
Read MoreTo friend or not to friend: The blurred relationship between friends and business.
One element of Facebook I’ve never been a “Fan” of (pardon the pun) is the perceived politics that come with “Friending”. Flashbacks of High School popularity and posturing enter the online world of relationships. <Insert self-doubt here>. Should I reach out to someone I may have “sort of” known in my “former life”? Will they…
Read MoreLeveling the Corporate Playing Field with Social Media
One of the things that excites me most about Social Media is the potential of leveling the “corporate playing field”. Small businesses are better able to compete with brands that have spent millions of dollars on marketing and advertising. In fact, small businesses may have a “leg up” because there is less “red tape” to…
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