Social Media Conferences: Go, Gather, Gab, Gush
This is a short and simple shout out to all you social media peeps sitting at home or in the cube with lack of energy.
I encourage you to register right now for the New South Digital Marketing Conference.
This shindig takes place May 17, 2013 in Myrtle Beach, SC, and presenters the likes of Jay Baer (that guy gets around, doesn’t he?) and…you better watch the video to see who else is speaking!
Read More →10 Reasons To Attend Social Media Conferences
It’s the Monday after Social Slam, the Knoxville social media conference brainchild of Mark W. Schaefer of {grow}. I have attended three years running, spoke at the first, was a VIP at the second and attended “normal” the third.
You know what? It makes no difference if you attend a conference as someone special (depending on whose eyes are looking) or just yourself. You need to just attend already.
Read More →Why Social Media May Not Earn SEO Benefit
Whoever thought that social media is the sole solution for a failing SEO campaign is bound to face more disappointments. Although social media is highly recommended and lauded by SEOs and marketing experts, it is not an SEO tool that will immediately function with just one click, producing concrete results a few seconds later. The benefits that some websites have indeed experienced did not appear overnight.
Although the majority will still say that social media is useful for SEO, and for sure you yourself believe it to be true, it is important to recognize and acknowledge the flaws of social media so that you and your SEO company can do something to circumvent them.
Read More →Social Media Presents 50 Shades of Wiser
Social media has not only leveled the playing field for small businesses, it’s enabled professionals of all ages to compete.
If you’re not learning, you’re dead.
The opportunity social media presents for learning is so vast that anyone, regardless of age, who has gumption, passion, and energy can compete with youngsters in a highly successful way. More and more, avatars with gray hair are populating Twitter. I’m making an assumption they are aging gracefully and wiser as a result of social media.
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