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8 Steps to Sustainable Blogging
Many people are intimidated by the thought of starting a blog. Some of this angst results from misunderstandings: they think a blog is some mysterious creation, when in reality it is an easy-to-publish Web site that allows comments. But some of the trepidation results from a true understanding: starting a blog means you need to [...]
Blogging 112: Pages vs. Posts
The great thing about blogs is that the newest and freshest material is always right at the top. And the bad thing about blogs is that the newest material is always right at the top. So you can write a great post, but over time it gets pushed further away from the front page, accessible [...]
Posted in Blogging Also tagged blog, Blogging, DIY, Howto, Organization, Pages, Posts, Publishing, web, wordpress 3 Comments
Twitter 110: Tools to Automate Cross-Platform Status Updates
Note: Twitter 110 is part of the Twitter curriculum for Social Media University, Global (SMUG). Here are some great tools that enable you to automatically use one of your social media tools to update others. They save you double-entry of the same information, and also help ensure that your profiles don’t go stale. Twittersync is [...]
Posted in Facebook, SMUG, Social Media Also tagged Blackberry, blog, Facebook, how-to, LinkedIn, pointers, shortcuts, SMS, Social Media, socialmedia, Twitter, Twitterfeed, Twittermail, Twittersync 7 Comments
9 Suggestions for Going Social at Work
This is from Kevin Winterfield from IBM, and relates to his presentation on Making IBM Small. He’s definitely coming from the perspective of a technology vendor and a Fortune 500 company, so he probably is advocating Enable your employees and be patient – create an environment that allow users to better collaborate via multiple modalities, [...]
Posted in Conferences, Social Media Also tagged ALI Conference, Conferences, IBM, Social Media Leave a comment
8 Steps to Sustainable Blogging