Tweet If you’re in the business of building expensive things, or selling unique vintage goods only available by location, then you know that there was a time when having a good product was sufficient enough to stay in business. In … Continu…
Some marketers might freak out a little about the news that Twitter bought Summify, the little content prioritization tool that works hand in hand with Twitter, Facebook, and your RSS feeds. The duty of Summify is to read all of your RSS and social media feeds for you, and then tell you (through email) which ones are most relevant to you based on the number of retweets/shares/favorites/likes a post/tweet/feed gets.
Some businesses have social media marketers, and others have social media rockstars. If you have a rockstar, you know it, they know, and you probably don’t have any trouble on the traffic-driving end of things other than cooking up new ideas. However, if you’re a marketer or editor who’s leaving social media as a side project, maybe it’s for a reason.
TweetTo properly please your customers, you need to be where they want you to be. If they want to throw a party and need 100 buffalo wings at 10pm, it’d be great to be able to take that order and … Continue reading →
Tweet Getting more Facebook likes is a bit of an art, and a bit of a science, but it’s true that what keeps Facebook fans is also what attracts them—the content you post. When someone comes upon your page, it … Continue reading →
