Monthly Archives: November 2009
Twitter Tip #8: Communicate To Your Staff
Intranets are private web sites only accessible from within an organization or business’ network. Many organizations have adopted Intranets to improve internal communication, business processes and sharing of company knowledge. A Twitter feed could be a great addition to keeping … Continue reading
What To Make Of Declining Traffic On Twitter.com
In a recent report posted on eMarketer.com, Neilsen had shown a slow down in traffic to Twitter.com – a decline of nearly 30% in one month. What does that mean? You have to also take into account that Twitter users … Continue reading
Apple Versus Jailbreakers: Who Will Win?
You don’t have to be an Apple junkie to know how much a control-freak Steve Jobs is. That has been his reputation for many years. It’s his tight grip on Apple’s innovation that has become an integral part of their … Continue reading
Fear Of Social Media…Get Over It
For as long I’ve been designing web sites – and that’s a very long time – clients have been paranoid about displaying user generated content. They’re fearful of the negative and the scandalous review about their brand, product or service. … Continue reading
5 Email Best Practices
You spend a lot of time designing and crafting the content of your email newsletter. The last you need is it goes straight into the customer’s junk box. So here are 5 simple best practices to ensure success with your … Continue reading
7 Ways To Build Your Email List
Email continues to be the most powerful means to communicate with prospective and current customers. Email can be used to engage potential customers and retain existing ones as well. The challenge for most businesses is how to effectively build their … Continue reading
Getting Your Business Started On Facebook
You see the potential of marketing yourself on Facebook. But don’t know where to begin. Create a fan page.