Twitter is a free micro-blogging service. It's similar to instant messaging. You type your message, limited to 140 characters. Unlike instant messaging, your message is published to all those who are "following you." The premise of Twitter is answering the question "what are you doing now?" ...
While it's recognized that only about 12% of the Fortune 500 have a corporate blog, those that do take it seriously. Companies such as Intel, Google, IBM, Sun Microsystems, Dell and Kodak have devoted people resources to their corporate blogging strategies. The companies in this list...
Our blog is focused on providing tips, ideas, best practices and advice on Internet marketing. My hope is our readers benefit from this blog. The Find and Convert blog has just been recognized by Junta42 with the #7 rank on its top 42 Content Marketing blogs, out...
If you're not familiar with Twitter, it is thee dominant micro-blogging service. The only other player is Jaiku. They were acquired by Google, and we're still waiting to learn more about Google's plans for them. We know it has something to with their mobile strategy...
Have you heard about micro-blogging yet? It’s being talked about and written about in mainstream pubs like Time Magazine. The two best known micro blogging players are Twitter and Jaiku. Here’s how it works. You sign onto a micro-blogging social site and connect with your...