For the first time in media history, people are gathering their news from online sources more than they are from traditional sources such as newspapers and televisions (“Key Findings,” 2011), and specifically, they are gathering their news from the social media sites like Twitter – with over five hundred million new accounts being created everyday […]
My Way to a Free #Inbound13 Ticket, Thanks to @kippbodnar
For the past few weeks, I have been trying to figure out a way to get to #Inbound13. With such a stellar line up, and great content, being at Inbound 2013 would be an invaluable experience. So for the past few weeks- I set out on going to Inbound – and going for free. The […]
Private Practice Marketing: Social Media?
Post written for Thriveworks - At Thriveworks, I lead our inbound marketing efforts targeted specifically to counselors. If you are a counselor seeking web marketing, visit Thriveworks Counselor Marketing. Question: Can I use Social Media for private practice marketing? Answer: When a new tool comes out, everyone wants to rush in and use that new tool. Social Media […]
The Power of the Mighty Pin: Pinterest Examined
Published by the Association for Business Communication in the 2012 Annual Convention Proceedings Introduction In less than a decade, social media was created, became highly influential, and now life could not function the same in its absence. Social media is defined as, “Internet based tools and platforms that increase and enhance the sharing of information. […]
Master’s Thesis: A Qualitative Analysis of Social Media and Twitter
Introduction For the first time in media history, people are gathering their news from online sources more than they are from traditional sources such as newspapers and televisions (“Key Findings,” 2011), and specifically, they are gathering their news from the social media sites like Twitter – with over five hundred million new accounts being created […]
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