Managing your social media presence takes work: lots of it.It can be tricky enough to balance just Twitter amongst your day-to-day duties, but add in Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest – and more – and suddenly you’re in a world of pain.Thankfully, a wealth of social media management tools have been created to address this very problem, but how do you know which ones are right for you, and your company?Maybe we should see what the big boys are using?
via Which Social Media Management Tools Are Fortune 100 Companies Using? [INFOGRAPHIC] – AllTwitter.
Some thoughts on Search Engine Marketing…
…for tomorrow’s class at NWTC!
Weekend Spring Cleaning Project; Clear out your inbox with Unroll.me
One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever heard for managing e-mail is something I made up myself a long time ago. Here is: only allow what I call just in time e-mail in your inbox. I define just-in-time e-mail as e-mail that affects relationships or revenue — everything else belongs in a feed reader like feedly. I’d like to take a moment however to show you another great tool that can help you with those newsletters that sneak through your defenses. It’s a tool called Unroll.me. Oh, and it’s free!
A social media ‘love note’ to Christine Hassler…
I have followed Christine Hassler’s blog for many years — I love her video blog posts for many reasons! I was sad to see this post about some of her frustrations with being ‘popular’ in social media…
So, I put together a social media ‘love note’ with lots of thinks that Christine [or you] could do to get found by informational searchers. It’s about 12 minutes packed with ideas!
Here’s the mindmap…
If you’re interested in more ideas like this, drop me a note! I can help you ‘get found’ when people are looking for someone like you…
How to post to WordPress via email
Many people wonder how to post to WordPress via email. They have heard how easy it is, but they don’t know how to do it. Take a look…
A playlist of my Feedly ‘greatest hits’…
I recently uncovered a cache of screencasts that had been unavailable online until now…
WordPress.com Business Users: eCommerce Has Arrived!
Here’s an important announcement from WordPress.com. Ecommerce is now available with the business package…
We’re thrilled to announce that, starting today, WordPress.com Business users can connect their sites to their online stores. With three leading ecommerce partners to choose from — Ecwid, Shopify, and ShopLocket — you can showcase, promote, and sell products to your customers directly from your site.
If you’re already a WordPress.com Business user, or are thinking of becoming one, here’s how the ecommerce feature will power your WordPress.com site.
via WordPress.com Business Users: eCommerce Has Arrived! — Blog — WordPress.com.
I think this is a pretty significant announcement considering that I normally charge about $3,500 for an ecommerce website and this is only $300 per year and features direct tech support from WordPress. I think this is a game changer making online publishing and ecommerce more widely available for everyman [and everywoman]!

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10 New Year Resolutions That SEO’s Must Take in 2014
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Looking ahead to 2014
How will you plan? WILL you plan? Resolutions? Intentions? What are your 3 words? Here are some of the best thoughts I’ve seen in my newsfeed over the past week or so…
Social Sharing And Content Engagement In 2013
Sometimes, looking back can help us decide how to move forward. Click the ‘read more’ to get the whole picture…












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