by Kelsey Jones | Apr 7, 2010
TwitRand allows the randomization of followers and retweeters for contest purposes. The free service offers two options: Selecting be Follower List: For example, if a company is giving away a new laptop to a random user who follows them, they input their own twitter...
by Kelsey Jones | Mar 25, 2010
After coming across Jaspal’s brilliant blog post, How To Add Digg, Stumble, Twitter Share Buttons On Your WordPress Blog, I tried to add it to do my site. However, I decided that I didn’t really know how to host the javascript images that Jaspal suggests...
by Kelsey Jones | Mar 24, 2010
Social media profiles like those found on Twitter and Facebook are crawled by search engines and are indexed. In addition, user contributions on social media sites- notes that are posted, statuses, tweets, are also indexed, sometimes at an alarming rate. Be sure to...
by Guest Author | Mar 17, 2010
As her new video Telephone’s success suggests- over 7 million views in 3 days. A week later, a Google search for telephone shows the 375+ articles about the video before even a description of the communications device. Whether one loves her or hates her, they have to...
by Kelsey Jones | Mar 12, 2010
The first aim of any business is to be known amongst their target audience. This is no different for online businesses that strive to shine out amidst billions of sites. Online businesses aim to market their site in several different manners to gain them more...
by Kelsey Jones | Mar 10, 2010
Here is our weekly link round-up for the week. I especially enjoyed the ‘Who Uses Social Media More, Men or Women?’ article because it brings up the point of who uses social media and for what purpose. A Vibrant Culture of Food Blogging Real-time updates...