The Corporate Anti-Social Media Policy
A lot of discussions take place day in and day out over the use of social media in the workplace. “Is it productive?”, “Why do we need it?”, “Where’s the
Social Media Spotlight: Brittany “Barefoot Foodie” Gibbons
We’re at week three of Social Media Spotlight and this week we’re talking to someone brands may not have heard of, but her 131,000 unique visitors last month should get
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It’s Time for Me to Zag
Wayne Gretzky has one of the greatest sayings of all time that has stuck with me since I heard it several years ago. When asked what the difference between a
It’s Time for Me to Zag
Wayne Gretzky has one of the greatest sayings of all time that has stuck with me since I heard it several years ago. When asked what the difference between a
It’s Time for Me to Zag
Wayne Gretzky has one of the greatest sayings of all time that has stuck with me since I heard it several years ago. When asked what the difference between a
Social Media Spotlight: Shannon Paul
Last week we kicked off a new series called Blogger Social Media Spotlight here on Shamable and we spoke with über Mom blogger Heather Spohr. This week we’re turning the
Blogger Spotlight: Heather Spohr
Earlier this week I wrote a post about working with bloggers and how brands can find the right one. The Shamable team thought it would be a great idea to
Boys Will Be Boys – And That’s What Scares Me
I had a neighbor growing up named Tommy Salami. Salami wasn’t his real last name but one that was acquired over time. I’m not sure how he got the name
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Five Agencies Brands Should Avoid
Yesterday I posted a piece on matchmaking between bloggers and brands that seemed to go over pretty well. Today’s focus is going to shift to the relationship between a brand
How To Select A Blogger For Your Brand
I’ve been working online with communities for the past 6 and a half years, a time when message boards and Yahoo Groups (remember those?) were as social as it got.