Editors Note: This post is more technical than most. It was written to share with other content creators the trends and traffic data associated with ‘popular’ web content so they can compare or anticipate past or future successes of their own. It is simply one data point. I am releasing this data because I have
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Think of business as a game of battleship. You take shots, more or less, in the dark (based on assumptions, theories, strategies) waiting for a HIT. Once you have a hit, it is usually much easier to find a string of hits, but until you do, you are pretty much shooting blind, right? Not necessarily…
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Looks like someone is taking matters of BP’s Social Media presence into their own hands. In less than a week, this account (obviously fake) has gained, as of the time of this post, over 31,000 followers. This post is designed to show three things: What this fwitter (short for fake/faux twitter user) is doing right,
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These videos are always mind numbing. The funny thing is they need to constantly update them because everything is moving so fast. Enjoy, and t(h)ink on.
On Monday tweeps from all over So Cal gathered for Jeff Pulver’s (@JeffPulver) #104conf LA Meetup at the world famous Comedy Store on Sunset Blvd. The speakers were thought provoking, funny, and inspiring. Eric Greenspan (Founder of Make it Work and Co-Host of the event) just posted the entire video of the event here. Every
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This post was inspired by a tweet by my good friend Cali Harris, @caligater. She mentioned she landed in quicksand. I offered her a rope. She smiled and took the rope. It’s amazing what a simple gesture does to boost someones morale, gives them support to continue moving forward. Needless to say the emotions felt
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Over at The Squab, @shanemacsays posted a great piece challenging readers to “do what is not expected. Always.”
This piece really hit home on a number of levels. If you have not yet clicked on the link above, do it… now. I’ll wait.
After reading, I realized that I have one “unexpected” action I like to do in my free time that I want to share.
The following is a guest post by Michael Myers (@MichaelMyers) the founder of the Cruces blog. Michael is a Business Model Architect who helps businesses utilize Social Media, the Mobile Internet and the iPhone as business tools. He is also a mentor and great friend. I asked him to write a post that would combine his unique perspective and deep understanding of all things mobile with the outside the box thinking and entrepreneurial focus embraced by Tt(h)B and I think he did so to perfection. Enjoy.
One thing I love about the interwebz is how it has completely redefined how businesses “connect” with customers. Tt(h)B will highlight two unique examples over the next two days of exactly how companies are using social media sites like twitter as a “customer service opportunity tool” as opposed to
