Month: November 2008

A friend of mine is a very well-read, successful blogger. His personal narratives, short stories and semi-autobiographical fiction normally collect dozens of comments, sometimes well over 100, and spark lots of interesting exchanges between his...read more

So John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing fame posted a pithy little list of tools you can use to automate your social media activity the other day. He was trying to offer some options for...read more

If there’s one thing I’ve learned about agency life it’s that you’re always evolving. Doe-Anderson has gone through several evolutions in its interactive department since I started here just two and a half years ago....read more

I have to admit, I didn’t really keep up on my feeds last week while I was out of town (and I’m still playing catch up).  So I almost missed the poignant, slightly melodramatic saga...read more

Your boss thinks you “play on Facebook,” all day. Your co-worker who is jonesing for the same promotion is monitoring the time of day you post to Twitter. The guy from across the hall sips...read more

Greetings, Social Media Explorers, from sunny Las Vegas on the last day of Pubcon 2008. For those not familiar with it, Pubcon is an internet marketing conference created by Webmaster World and sponsored this year...read more