
“Buddy Can You Spare A Dime?” Crowdraising With Social Media.
UPDATE: We mailed a check for $1,645.65 to the Grendalee Alvarado Fund in Boston. I was so pleased and touched to learn that Splitzee generously
UPDATE: We mailed a check for $1,645.65 to the Grendalee Alvarado Fund in Boston. I was so pleased and touched to learn that Splitzee generously
Statistics show that social media usage among women, and men, of a certain age (read Boomers and older) is climbing rapidly. According to the
Facebook introduced its new Timeline for business pages last week and with the new layout, changes to what brands can and cannot do on their
“I had harbored a theory—shared by others— that Facebook didn’t work. But I tested that theory and found profits instead.” Brian Carter, The Like Economy:
This guest post is written by Michael Dolen, founder and CEO of the popular online forum, CreditCardFroum.com. What’s social media? Most of us think of Facebook,
I was scrolling through my Facebook newsfeed last night when I saw an update from B.L. Ochman, a social media friend, and colleague whose account
How will we remember 2011? A year filled with huge change on a global, local and personal level. Social media played an integral part and
The other night I was immersed in my work when my 17 year old came into the office. One look at his face told me
Social media is all about building relationships. Reaching out and connecting over the phone, or over coffee or a meal, is a valuable step in getting to know someone better. How often do you reach out to social media friends and followers? Have you had success in building stronger business relationships in this manner?
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