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Below is a great blog post from an old school pal that I recently reconnected with on Twitter:
Having been on Twitter for a year, I thought I should mark the occasion with a short post on …
CRUSH IT! a book by Gary Vaynerchuk is a timely and visionary look at personal branding and the direction social media is headed in terms of promoting one’s product or service.
Gaining fame for building a …
“Voted Milwaukee’s best new burger joint, smoke free and loads of p-nut bombs. Where everybody knows your name, well, at least your twitter name.” (AJBomber’s Twitter Bio)
Joe Sorge (pictured left) is co-owner of …
“How do I attract more customers to my website?” It’s almost become on a level of: “Is there life after death?” In this article I’m not going to answer this question, but I can give some tips to small businesses on how they can attract the right customers to their website without having to spend a large amount of money.
A Twitter user who posted a “joke” bomb threat against a UK airport could be jailed after pleading guilty to sending a menacing message.
Paul Chambers, 26, of Balby, Doncaster, admitted posting an ill-considered …
I’ve spent the last 25 years in personal and organisational development – helping individuals and those they work for to release as much of their potential as they can.
One of the things I have found …
So Google Buzz is out, the new kid on the block in a market dominated by the likes of Facebook and Twitter. So, what does this mean to those that live for Social Media?
What is …
Ever held an event and thought it would be really cool to have a photo booth but obviously don’t want to pay the high price of getting one in? Well, help is at hand with …
Below is a video of Joe Sorge, who runs AJ Bombers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as well as Water Buffalo, and a few other restaurants in the area. Chris Brogan talks to him about how he …
When the Economist writes about it you take it seriously. Period. Below are a couple of excerpts and a link to the full article is at the bottom.
“…how far online communities have come. Until the …
