Tweet So you’ve decided that Social Media Marketing fits into your marketing strategy. The next step is to create your profile on Facebook, Twitter, etc. (Please note we intentionally excluded MySpace.) Setting up a profile may seem basic, the usual information, the general corporate message, blah blah blah. But let’s look at the end game [...]
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Just in case you are still on the fence about Social Media Marketing, Google’s redesign gives you one more reason to go social!
Tweet This is the first post in a series designed to give you helpful tips so you can effectively use social media for your organization. Over the past few years we’ve watched social media develop, along with the varied ways people use the internet. Most of all we’ve analyzed how social media affects organizations, corporations [...]
The Social Media Wave. Should Your Business Be Riding It?
1 Apr, 2010 in Social Media by Stanton StreetTweet Social media has been around for quite a while but in the past couple of years or so, interesting developments have been made to the online medium. The following examples work perfectly in illustrating how social media has developed into much more than the primitive chat rooms or basic blogs of yesterday. Twitter Promotions [...]
Facebook: It’s Not What it Used to Be… And That’s A Good Thing!
1 Apr, 2010 in Social Media by Stanton StreetTweet Nearly everyone’s on Facebook. If you’re not, you’ve got plenty of friends who do use the popular social networking site and constantly badger you with, “Why aren’t you on Facebook?!”. Well, here’s why they might be asking: There are over 400 million active users on Facebook More than 35 million users update their status [...]
If you are a Facebook user, have you reviewed you privacy settings lately? As mentioned in The New York Times, The 3 Facebook Settings Every User Should Check Now by Sarah Perez, you may have given Facebook authorization to publicize your private information to “Everyone” in December without realizing it. That includes photos, shared links and status updates.
Since the Presidential election, social media has become an accentual tool of political campaigns. Crucial platform information and campaign details are now placed at the fingertips of the voter through the Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.


