You’ve got a Twitter account and a Facebook page for your business, but what about the hundreds of other social media sites which let you choose your username?
Just as it’s important to stake a claim on your company’s name with a domain name, it’s also important to claim it as a username on social networking and bookmarking sites, if only to keep others from hijacking your brand. Read More→
Note: with Static FBML having been deprecated by Facebook since this post was written, please visit this post instead to find out about the new ways to build mini Websites.
With the phenomenal growth of Facebook, businesses are starting to realize the potential of having another digital outpost, one that enables easy sharing and networking right within the world’s most popular social media site. They sign up for a Facebook Fan Page, add their info, and invite a bunch of friends to become fans.
But after that, what’s next? Read More→
When a business first begins using social media, the tendency is to want to add as many followers or fans as possible in order to cultivate a bigger network. So those running the social media campaigns start by trying to find people using keywords and topics relevant to the business, following or ‘friending’ all of them, as the case may be. Read More→
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