Category Archive for ‘facebook’

Shortly after Internet accessibility via mobile phones started to take off, marketers started to encourage businesses to build mobile versions of their websites. But there is always a gap between… read more →

One of my mantras seems to be “it’s hard to keep track of how fast things are changing when things are changing this fast.”  It really is hard to ‘grok’… read more →

The March 2013 edition of our “It’s a Wonderful Web” e-newsletter is out. It includes: Why a Basic Facebook Page is Not Effective Marketing Get QuickStarted with Google AdWords, the… read more →

The face of online video, or what I like to call The Video Web, has just grown a new “nose.” In other words, there is now a new dimension to… read more →

One of the fun things about having written a book about Internet marketing is getting to do interviews. Thanks to Susan Scher of the BlogTalkRadio show, “In Other Words” for… read more →

Thanks to a tweet by thought-leader, publisher, Tim O’Reilly, I was drawn to a video interview and then a TEDx talk from last summer, both by the very successful Silicon Valley… read more →

It’s kind of a jaw-dropping business story that Facebook just bought Instagram for $1 Billion. Here’s why they did it, in Mark Zuckerberg’s own words. Then again, maybe it’s not… read more →

Pinterest is not only the fastest growing social media network, its visual quality reflects a major trend that is also expressed by Tumblr, YouTube and Instagram. This post explains why dynamic visual communications are at the heart of the next generation of social media marketing.

Apps is me. I love ‘em and I love to share ‘em. And, just for the record, I consider my obsessive behavior with apps of all kinds, especially iPhone apps, iPad apps and small business productivity-oriented web apps to be a healthy addiction.

I continue to be amazed by how many professional people still resist social media marketing. In fact, this seems to be one of the main reasons that participants find so… read more →