My daughter showing off the Tokidoki/Sanrio iPhone case she got me for Christmas I didn’t intend to take a holiday blogcation, but it appears that’s what I’m doing since I doubt my sister and her family, who are spending the week with us, will appreciate me sneaking off to blog. So I’ll just take this […]
Archives for December 2010
Social and Silos
Great post by David Armano explaining how social initiatives span silos. This is something I struggle with daily; getting people to understand that even though I am the dedicated social media “person” it doesn’t mean other departments can take a pass or not pay attention to social media. As I talked about in my recent […]
Why Associations Should Avoid Facebook’s New “Tell Your Fans” Feature
On December 1, Inside Facebook announced a new tool available to some Facebook Page admins called “Tell Your Fans.” The tool allows ““admins of any new or smaller Pages” (wording apparently Facebook’s, although the link to Facebook’s documentation about “Tell Your Fans” seems to be inactive now and I can’t find anything in Facebook help […]
Safe Holiday Shopping Tips for Mobile Devices and Social Media
Those of you who read this blog know I a) don’t generally do sponsored posts of any kind and b) don’t consider myself to be mommy blogger. However, I have to say that I AM proud to be a member of the BitMom blogger network because internet safety, especially as it relates to kids and […]
Association Vendors: Are You Delivering WOW Through Service?
Every company wants to be Zappos these days, because “Delivering WOW Through Service” sells product. Service matters these days, because more and more companies are realizing that people who get great service talk about the company that provided the great service. Also influencers matter–those people who talk a lot, and talk to people likely to […]
New Facebook Profiles Only Hours Old…And Already A Privacy Glitch
What was my first thought when I heard about the new Facebook profile layout? So does the new Facebook profile come with any “oops” privacy roll-backs like previous Facebook changes? #skepticalofFBless than a minute ago via Twitter for iPhonemaggielmcg maggielmcg Looks like we didn’t have to wait long for the first privacy glitch to reveal […]
Three Reasons I Already Don’t Like Jumo
Lots of buzz about Jumo recently–the new social network whose mission is (ostensibly, at least) “We connect individuals and organizations working to change the world.” Why am I so bitter about Jumo already, you ask? Three reasons: 1) You must have a Facebook account to use it. Seriously? What if all you want to do […]
