How Do You View Social Media Networks?
Recently, I created a video that would put into prospective my opinion about social media websites like Facebook, Google+, LinkedIn, and Twitter and they view the updates or changes which are made to their websites. This was created to help put into prospective how the owners of each website operates when it comes to updates or changes to their websites.
Take a look at the video below and then share your opinion in the comment section. I’m looking forward to the creative opinions that you share regarding how each network views itself.
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Social Media is the Key to Open Communication with Your Target Customers
If you are looking for a way to keep communications open between you and your customers, then choosing to invest in social media may be the answer you are looking for. Social media has become a vital way for individuals and businesses to generate awareness and increase promotional opportunities. If you want to implement it into your online presence, there are several tips that you should keep in mind that will assist you with your efforts.
Start by creating profiles on the major social media networks such as Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Each of these will allow you to communicate with your target customers in different ways:
- Twitter is more of an instantaneous way to reach your customers. It allows you to quickly connect and build your circle of influence.
- Facebook has basically two ways you can connect with your customers: with your personal page upon approval and with fan… Continue reading
Is Google+ Going To Go The Distance Against Facebook and Twitter?
Did you receive an invitation to Google+ yet? An invitation from one of your friends to connect via Google+ is like receiving a golden ticket to Willy Wonka Chocolate Factory. In case you didn’t know, Google+ is one of the latest online tools created by Google and it is their attempt to take the power of Google then combine it with social media to give their users an environment that rivals Facebook and Twitter.
During the initial public release during the last week of June, the flurry to get an invitation was in high demand. However after it’s early release, the invitation process was shutdown due to the overwhelming activities of the early adapter of Google+ and the number of people who were invited to join. Many were surprised by this move and were not happy due to the fact that they wanted their friends to try Google+ out… Continue reading
Web Tool: WiseStamp and Gmail
Have you been looking for an easy way to create a dynamic email signature in Gmail while sharing your social media connections? Then look no further because WiseStamp is a great add-on or extension for Gmail. It is an add-on for your web browser (works with Google Chrome, Firefox, and Safari). 
According to their website, WiseStamp includes many exciting and improved fetchers for your email such as:
- Customize your Email signature Design style, Font, Size, Color, images etc…
- Add updating dynamic content to any email you send Automatically Share your latest blog posts, Tweet , Facebook status or Ebay item and more…
- Easily include your social services& Profiles Facebook, Twitter, del.icio.us, IM Services, LinkedIn, and many more..
- Use multiple signatures Create business & personal signatures to insert in your emails.
The unique thing about WiseStamp is that it allow you to liven up your signature with images and even your… Continue reading
Looking for a job? Check out these 4 steps to getting a #job via #Twitter
Tips to help you use Twitter to find a job. Have you used Twitter during your job search? Please share your experience.
Use Twitter to Get a Job: 4 Steps
When it comes to social networks and job-hunting, Twitter trumps Facebook, according to Dan Schawbel, author of Me 2.0, Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success. “Twitter is the best place because it’s public networking,” says Schawbel. Facebook, meanwhile, is just too personal a space to approach someone you don’t know and with whom you share no friends. “I’d never say to send resumes to hiring managers on Facebook…It’s like infringing on people,” he says.
The second edition of Schawbel’s book comes out in October. It has an extra 60 pages, including a chapter on how to use social networks to land a job. After another round of disappointing unemployment data Friday morning, I… Continue reading
Check out the invisible “Like” button that Google has created.
I guess Google released the “Like” button and we didn’t know it. Kind of sneaky. 
Check out this article.
Another day and I read another post on how Facebook’s Like button is slowly obliterating Google’s Link as the next currency of the web. The pondered question in this case is what is going to be Google’s counter-offensive against the Like.
The assumption is that Google as a search engine has worked on the principle of ranking web pages according to the number of other pages linking to it. Well, here’s the deal: when a person likes something on the web, in most cases, a link is created. Google can see this Link, and hence can understand and incorporate the Like, in its scheme of things.
This mechanism has already been publicized by… Continue reading
