Yesterday we wrote Fixing The Facebook News Feed which focused on the end user. But what can anyone who is using a Facebook Fan Page for marketing purposes do about this to ensure that your Facebook Fan Page fans are seeing your Facebook Fan Page updates? As you may already know, when it comes to the constant layout & functionality changes at Facebook, you, as a … [Read more...] about Making Sure Facebook Fan Page Fans See Your Updates
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Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 1
Here at Watershed Studio we're always scouring our RSS and Twitter feeds to see what's going on in the world of technology and social media. Starting today we'll share some of the top reads we come across in nice, easy to digest, posts. Enjoy. 7 Surprising Statistics About Twitter in America (Jay Baer - Convince & Convert) Delivering Wow! (Jeff Stanger - Blue Trolley … [Read more...] about Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 1
BlogWorld & New Media Expo 2008
Interested in meeting other bloggers, gaining new ideas for your own blog or just curious as to what "new media" is all about? If so, give serious consideration to attending the BlogWorld & New Media Expo this September in Las Vegas. Be sure to check out the conference schedule when you have a minute...it looks promising for novices as well as seasoned bloggers. The 2008 … [Read more...] about BlogWorld & New Media Expo 2008
OneBuckWiki
This past week I found a new "pay wiki" site, OneBuckWiki, who's offering pages for $1 (until 1000 pages are sold, then it goes up to $10). While this is a new concept for me*, I do see the potential. But only as long as it is moderated, page owners offer valuable content (more than just ads and a bunch of videos or simple iframe inclusions of existing web pages, as those … [Read more...] about OneBuckWiki
January 30th, 2007 Dailies
Small Business Summit 2007 Tuesday, February 13, 2007 Crowne Plaza Hotel, New York City The Top 100 Alternative Search Engines Essential Tools Every Blogger Should Have Good suggestions in general, but... Most laptops on the market will do (we personally recommend AMD 64 based machines), just stay away from the "crippled" chips out there (if it is a $500 USD laptop, there's … [Read more...] about January 30th, 2007 Dailies