In figuring out how to run a successful social media practice and corporate blog at companies I've come to several conclusions over the years. That the Cluetrain Manifesto was right... Read more →
I read Garrison Keillor's article on publishing in the Baltimore Sun, he states that in a world where it is so easy to become published on the web the value... Read more →
We really had a great time at last week's #gso3 tweet up event with Mike Grossman from the News and Record. The number of sign ups to the event increased,... Read more →
If you were starting out in social media, what five books would you pick to put on your shelf? This question developed from an exchange I had with a book... Read more →
Vic Beck is an old colleague from my time in Boston on the board of the Boston chapter of the American Marketing Association, he volunteered with the chapter during my... Read more →
There always seems to be reoccurring questions in any discipline, in blogging SEO its, “should I have a separate domain, subdomain or folder?” I’m attempting to answer that SEO blog... Read more →
Another batch of Fortune 500 blog reviews, and I see 3 separate domains, and two subdomains, as well as two .NET builds for Comcast, Coca-Cola, American Express, John Deere and... Read more →
I asked my followers on Twitter a question about their favorite examples of print to web call outs from advertising and editorial. A number of people responded. @mike_grossman Last time... Read more →
The Ning Blog announces its new pricing structure with three levels of pricing: Ning Mini $2.95/month. Ning Plus $19.95/month. Ning Pro $49.95/month. Each level of pricing comes with a different... Read more →
Michael Grossman will be the next #gso tweet up's featured guest and speaker on May 20th at the Rioja Bar in Greensboro for #gso3. Michael is Director of New Media... Read more →