Only a couple of weeks ago, Christina Perri was serving coffee at Melrose Place Cafe in Los Angeles California, wondering when she’d get her big break. Thank to the speed of Social Media, Word Of Mouth… Today, she’s busy fielding media requests and answering stacks of fan mail.
It all started when her close friend (Keltie Colleen, a Radio City Rockette), handed Christina’s demo toStacey Tookey, choreographer for the hit show – So You Think You Can Dance. Perri’s song Jar Of Hearts was featured on the June 30 show. The following morning, Christina topped Google Trends search matrix, followed by the other top Social Media sites around the Internet.
Since then, the track has sold over 100,000 downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan, landing at No. 25 on… Click to Continue Reading→
When you sit down to decide if Social Media is just a Fad, or really worth it for your business, you’ll most likely be considering the ROI which can be very high, which get’s you excited. . .
. . . but then you consider your time investment and the knowledge needed just to [...]
I know, I keep disappearing, I’m really here, you just can’t see me.
I’m working on the back in of my site, and setting it up with some new things for you guys. You might have noticed the heading changed slightly, and I’m still working on it. And you’ll be seeing more changes in other places, over the next week or so.
The reasons for this is, more and more small businesses are asking me to set up and manage their Internet and Social Media presence, on Twitter, Facebook and some of the other social media spaces.
And, I’m also working on a Step by Step Video Trainings, for my fellow Small Business Owners. Most of which will be on, focused on marketing and social media to get more customers and keep the ones they already have. Here’s a short list of some of the type of training, I’m working to Click to Continue Reading→
I was ask the other day, why don’t I have a ton of friends on Facebook like they do? I told them I keep my friends list down to the people I really do want to stay friends with, this includes family members, old school friends, and a few marketers I have an actual relationship with, I’ve decided to remove friends based on the following five criteria.
If the people are not known to me (i.e., people I don’t really know, have never met, or haven’t some kind of personal relationship with), I remove them, or never friend them using the following criteria:
People who spam me. “This is a BIG ONE” specifically, people who constantly send me fan requests, group join requests, event invites, or friend suggestions, or people who post blatantly promotional or self-interested Click to Continue Reading→
I don’t normally write about something I haven’t even tried yet, but I keep looking at that little Google Buzz icon, every time I login to my Gmail account. It keep tempting me to click on it, but after hearing some of the not so good buzz, I still have not clicked on that little icon.
Here are just a few of the stories I have ran across:
March 26 (Bloomberg) — Federal antitrust authorities should investigate whether Google Inc.’s Buzz social-network service has compromised users’ privacy, U.S. lawmakers said in a letter.
The Federal Trade Commission also should scrutinize how Google’s proposed purchase of AdMob, a network of mobile advertising sites, might affect “incentives to offer robust consumer privacy protections,” 10 members of Congress and the Virgin Islands’ delegate said Click to Continue Reading→
If your a small business owner and your confused about how the Internet can help you, I'm going to take my over a decade of experience using the Internet and Social Media Management, to help you bring in more customers, that spend more money with you...
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Only a couple of weeks ago, Christina Perri was serving coffee at Melrose Place Cafe in Los Angeles California, wondering when she’d get her big break. Thank to the speed of Social Media, Word Of Mouth… Today, she’s busy fielding media requests and answering stacks of fan mail.
