My 2010 Product Wish List

December 22, 2009  |   Amazon, Blog, Featured, Twitter   |   Matt  |   0 Comment

My 2010 Product Wish List 2009 was certainly a big year for Twitter. I consciously used it more jumped into some more conversations, including some with a few companies. One of the nice things Twitter does, in my opinion, is give individuals and companies a greater ability to communicate so in the spirit of it all, here are.

Catching Up & November Summary

November 30, 2009  |   Amazon, Bing, Blog, Google, MSN, Microsoft, Social Media, Twitter   |   Matt  |   0 Comment

Catching Up & November Summary As much as I enjoy it I’ve been horrible about posting to my blog lately, and I’m blaming Twitter. I find that I’m spending a lot more time on Twitter these days and the speed (of information transfer and to post) and audience size just blow away my blog.  On average, I get more comments and.

Twitter is Killing My Blog

September 28, 2009  |   Blog, New Media, Twitter   |   Matt  |   0 Comment

Twitter is Killing My Blog Increasingly I’m finding that I’m spending more time on Twitter and less time on my blog and I suspect I’m far from the only one.  Blogs are great as a repository of information or in depth research but, for me, Twitter has become a much more efficient method of reading and sharing information, not to.

Video Illustrating Social Media’s Importance

August 19, 2009  |   Blog, Featured, Social Media   |   Matt  |   0 Comment

Video Illustrating Social Media’s Importance Sorry posting has been light; between the new baby, vacation, training, and Wicked Philanthropy, time has been sparse.  Here is a video that I did want to share: John Battelle does make a good point in regard to the statement, “Social Media isn’t a fad, it’s a fundamental shift in how we communicate” which is needed.

Seven Basic Twitter Tips for Companies

July 23, 2009  |   Blog, Featured, Twitter   |   Matt  |   0 Comment

Seven Basic Twitter Tips for Companies Some of these might sound obvious but a lot of them seem to be ignored by companies on Twitter. Most will probably state that they don’t have the resources to dedicate to Twitter but they need to make them. A social media manager is just as important as a customer service rep, if.