Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
Category Archives: Social Business
Why your small business SHOULD care about social media
This post originally ran on Vistaprint’s Small Business Blog We’ve talked a lot about engagement on Facebook with best practices for using Facebook for your small business. While we think there was some great content in there (hopefully, you agree), we have gotten some feedback asking if investing time on social media sites (including Facebook)…
Are you leveraging LinkedIn effectively?
As I have discussed on this blog on a number of occasions, LinkedIn is really one of those networks in the social media space that I would like to know more about. If you are like me and always head over there weekly staring at ways that you can better leverage the network, you should…
Friends with benefits, conquering fear and non-sexy products
Get your mind out of the gutter… this isn’t that kind of post. Now that I have to apologize for deviating from the main messaging of this blog to ask you to consider peeping out some panels for SXSW 2013 that me and some of my coworkers at Vistaprint are on. Read on if you…
Push for change without pushing others away
Social technologies have given consumers a voice and platform to communicate with brands. It has also given brands the opportunity to better understand their customers’ needs, wants, and demographics. If you work with social media in some way, this probably excites you. You probably think that everyone in your company should be jumping on the…
Has social media made you an ostrich?
Social media is going to be a big part of the corporate marketing mix in the future but right now it is still in that awkward pre-puberty stage. You know, the stage where girls are yucky and guys don’t wear deodorant yet, but really should. It is a time period filled with experimentation, awkwardness and…
Memo to Social Media Pros – Social Media is NOT necessary for the C-suite
Earlier this week, my pal Gini Dietrich (even though she has zero skills in Draw Something, we are still cool) wrote a post showcasing social media usage by CEOs in the Fortune 500. Unsurprisingly the usage in this group was quite low: 3.8% of Fortune 500 CEOs use Twitter 7.6% of these CEOs are on…
