Archive | September, 2009

7 Tips for How to Use LinkedIn Effectively – Reach Out And Touch Someone

by Jamie Ginsberg on 30. Sep, 2009 in Best Practices, LinkedIn

LinkedIn is the most obvious of the social/professional networks for many people to join. Why should you become an active user, rather than simply passively accepting invitations to connect? Because if you are not an active participant you don’t know what your potential is. It is that simple. You have to have a complete profile [...]

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Getting FaceBook, Twitter and YouTube to Talk to each other – Automatically

by Jamie Ginsberg on 24. Sep, 2009 in Best Practices, FaceBook

Recently I am seeing a lot of people making progress in using Social Media to communicate more effectively. How do you get your resources to “talk to each other” is a minor nightmare. Below I am going to walk thru integrating a FaceBook Fan Page with Twitter, YouTube with Twitter and Your Blog with a [...]

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FaceBook Tagging – Should you adjust your notifications

by jginsberg on 15. Sep, 2009 in Best Practices, FaceBook

As I tested the new “tagging” feature in FaceBook I realized I had to adjust my FaceBook Notifications. Why? Because I detest getting emails about activity on FaceBook. If you have read my Blog, you know I love FaceBook and believe every business should have a Fan Page. As a result I check FaceBook multiple [...]

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Claims Twitter Usage have flattened are Wrong!

by Jamie Ginsberg on 10. Sep, 2009 in Best Practices

Looking thru a social media presentation today, there was a claim that Twitter usage has leveled off, citing the web statistics from July of 2009 as evidence. This is a common misunderstanding of how people are using Twitter. You do not need to use the Twitter website! There are over 5,000 programs used to communicate [...]

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