An evaluation of auto generated direct messages (DMs) on Twitter
Personally I am not a fan of auto direct messages on Twitter. I don’t use them, I get why people use them but it isn’t…
» Monthly Archives: March 2009
Wordpress For Dummies
Lisa Sabin-Wilson has released the second edition of her book Wordpress For Dummies. I am happy to say that I have been…
TweepMe is like every MySpace friend train utterly worthless
There has been a lot of noise over the last 24 hours about the new website TweepMe, thanks specifically to AlohaArleen and her…
An interview with the team that created the Little Gordon campaign
Last month I did a post on Marketing Pilgrim that was critical of the Little Gordon campaign. I felt that the campaign had…
Hodge Podge of Tools
With everyone sharing links on Twitter, Blogs, Delicious, etc. there is kind of a bit of information overload. At times I find myself a little…
Twitter Account Growth and the Impact It Has on Subscriber Count
One of the enjoyable things about launching Social Media Answers is that I can use my own blog to experiment and test some different theories…
Facebook Friday: Looking For Applications in All The Wrong Places
Friday means a lighthearted review of five Facebook Applications.
What they say- Start a Clan of Vampires with your friends, do missions,…
The Cult of Personality on the Social Web
(Note: This was another paper I wrote over a year ago. I just wanted to share it and get it up on here. I thought…
The Paid Posting Debates Makes Its Return
I am not one to jump on the latest topic that everyone is talking about but this is one that really interests me. Every six…
If You Aren’t Growing In Social Media Then You Are Slowly Dying
I’ve set up a few different campaigns for clients that had social networking components to it where we built up a targeted following for the…
