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Social Media

OIOpublisher Coupon Code for April 2011

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Now through April 30th, 2011 you can purchase OIOpublisher* for just $37 (normally $47) by using coupon code "SPRING11-WSHED" (no quotes). If you're unfamiliar with OIOpublisher, it is a PHP based ad platform with a focus on performance, control and ease of use. It allows you to easily serve advertising on your blog or website and keep 100% of the revenue you bring in. … [Read more...] about OIOpublisher Coupon Code for April 2011

Dot.column: Are QR codes worthwhile or worthless?

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The March 23, 2011 Dot.column question in Metromix Indianapolis was: Dot.column: Are QR codes worthwhile or worthless? QR Codes and Microsoft Tags are pretty neat for anyone with a smart phone. Once you have a reader application installed on your phone, just point your phone's camera at it and you'll be on your way. Recently I was at Lowe's checking out the trees & … [Read more...] about Dot.column: Are QR codes worthwhile or worthless?

Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 5

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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. Here's Volume 5 in nice, easy to digest, posts. Enjoy. 7 Social Media Lessons From Phil Collins 10 tips from @pistachio on using Twitter for events Automation on Twitter: Should you do it? Common Mistakes Your Business Must Avoid On … [Read more...] about Ten Social Media Reads, Vol 5

Dot.column: Gosh, the Internet sure is big. How can it be more local for me?

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The March 3, 2011 Dot.column question in Metromix Indianapolis was: Dot.column: Gosh, the Internet sure is big. How can it be more local for me? Social media and local blogs are great ways to bring the Internet into real life right where you live. My starting point would be searching Twitter for users in your region to follow and see what they’re up to and what they’re … [Read more...] about Dot.column: Gosh, the Internet sure is big. How can it be more local for me?