If you’re like me, you probably spent afternoons as a kid watching Bob Ross’ The Joy of Painting on PBS with
his magical paintbrush and his soothing voice. Bob Ross was always known as an eternal optimist. But, what would Bob Ross think of social media? The good people at Flowtown created this awesome infographic to depict the different social media sites (as seen by Bob Ross).
Do you ‘Bing‘? If not, you may want to consider using Bing.com as your search engine of choice after the
Facebook integration occurs. It was recently announced that Bing and Facebook will be teaming up to offer search results that will include feedback about which content your friends have liked as well as links to wall posts. Search just got more social.
Check out these commercials to advertise the new partnership.
The 7th Annual Spring Tech Tour kicked off today with its first stop in Traverse City! Matt Roush, editor of the Great Lakes Innovation and Technology Report on WWJ 950 CBS Radio out… read more →
I love seeing creative marketing ideas – online and off. When it’s a combination of two of my favorite things – Foursquare and dogs – I get even more geeked. Check… read more →
It sure seems convenient to have your 3rd party apps post your updates to Facebook, but did you realize that Facebook collapses users’ news feeds that have multiple postings from the same app? That means your updates could be ignored.
So, how do you conveniently post your blog or tweets to Facebook?
Instead of using Twitter or NetworkedBlogs to post your blog updates, I recommend sending custom updates.
This goes back to my tip – “What’s good for Twitter isn’t necessarily good for Facebook and vice versa.”
Hey, Facebook page admins! Did you know that you can see what other businesses ‘like’ your fan page? Facebook finally gave us the ability to see this. However, please note,… read more →
Thank you to everyone for the kind words, awesome cards and gifts for our first anniversary! We received cards in the mail, e-cards and even cupcakes! We are so humbled… read more →
t’s 4/16! It’s also known around the world as Foursquare Day! If you’re not in the social media game, you
may not know about this important holiday and that Foursquare Day is celebrated around the globe on April 16th. Why April 16th? Because the number four squared is sixteen, so it only makes sense to have it today.
What is it? The date encourages you to get out, explore your city, and enjoy the new connections you make with others in your neighborhood and around the world.
It’s a day to celebrate! And no, it’s not because tax season is almost over with. Today, we turn one! One year ago,
I officially launched Social Vision Marketing, and what a year it has been! So many wonderful opportunities and so many wonderful new friends and clients have come my way.
I’m so excited to see what year two has in store for me. I already have some exciting ideas up my sleeve to help Social Vision Marketing and my clients grow to the next level.
Often times it can be pretty clear to me what went wrong with a business’ social media marketing strategy (or lack thereof) – including why they aren’t seeing responses to their updates and why people have stopped liking or following them altogether. I could easily written this list to include 20 social media mistakes. Are you making these 10 social media mistakes?
1. Not listening or responding – I can’t stress this point enough; social media is all about two-way
conversations and participation. If someone says something about your brand, good or bad, you need to respond. Imagine a customer saying they enjoyed dinner at your restaurant.