The Conversation Prism

Strategy at whole different level. Take a few moments to examine this piece of art and you will find that are many things to be discovered. Now, I know you can’t really get a good peek at what it has to say, but for $20 you can have a full-size poster hanging on your office wall to remind you of how important your social media efforts are. For further explanation of what this Conversation Prism means take a look at this eloquent definition by Brian Solis The Conversation Prism by Brian Solis and Jesse Thomas  Read More →

Advantages Of Using Facebook For PPC Advertising

Pay Per Click advertising offers Internet marketers a fast way to drive targeted traffic to their websites and, if they set everything up right, to generate some sales. The problem, of course, is that a lot of website owners lack marketing experience and fail to “set everything up right”. The result is that they end up losing rather than making money with PPC. The fact is that there are a lot of variables to consider and if you get any one of them wrong your whole campaign will suffer. Variables include keyword choice, how you phrase your PPC ad, the web copy and design of the landing page, price and profit...          [ Read More ]

10 Ways to Use Facebook for Increasing Web Traffic to Your Site

More than 115 million people login to Facebook every month. It is the largest social networking tool and a great place in the web for building your brand and driving traffic to your site. However, if you are not familiar with the viral techniques that work in the Facebook platform, soon you will find your brand tarnished. You can gain quick exposure to your businesses using the techniques discussed in this article. 1. Build a Facebook network. Before you start implementing any of the techniques discussed here, you need to develop a network of Facebook friends. To do that, join a few groups that are related to your business...          [ Read More ]

7 Steps to Prepare Yourself to Use Facebook for Professional Networking

A recent study by Comscore, the Internet information provider, indicates that over 20% web users have visited Facebook in December 2008.  Comscore has also noted a gradual demographic shift from college students to professionals aged 35 years or older in the number of Facebook users. Majority of these users are using Facebook for professional and business networking.   Facebook is blooming into a platform to conduct business deals and professional meetings. Hundreds of professional Facebook groups are created every day for online marketing and customer-centric   public relations campaigns. The line between social...          [ Read More ]

Become A Twitter Rock Star

Being popular on Twitter can help you market your business or publicize your blog. The most well-connected users on Twitter have over 100,000 followers, and some even have over 500,000.[1] Most of those users were quite well-known before they started tweeting, but that doesn’t mean you can’t climb your way to the top. Steps Tweet like a blogger. Twitter is a micro-blogging tool; it’s basically blogging in 140 characters or less. Generally the same guidelines for being a good blogger apply for for being a good Tweeter.[2] You can’t expect a blog with only three posts on random topics to attract...          [ Read More ]

Avoid Wasting Time on Facebook

Some people love to use Facebook to keep in touch with friends. However, Facebook seems to be set up to try to draw you in and spend (waste) more time there, and to get your friends to spend more time there. If you just want to use it to keep in touch with people, renew contact with old friends, and just maybe do some networking, here are some ways to avoid wasting too much time. Steps Ignore requests. When someone sends you a request, you may not be able to see the full details of the request. You may wonder if it’s important, or interesting. But if you really just want to check out the networks and not get completely...          [ Read More ]

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