Originally published at Sakita Holley  When it comes to event coverage, bloggers and traditional journalists should be treated differently, because they aren’t bound by the same set of content requirements. Where bloggers get to conceptualize and write about the things they love, journalists usually have to stick to a strict set of criteria for their [...]

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I was scrolling through my Twitter stream a couple of days ago and I saw the following phrase: Why bosses should beware of pasta and peanut butter. But then I got distracted and never had the opportunity to click through to see what it meant. Until now. According to The Corner Office at BNET, it [...]

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If you have ever tried to buy a DVD of your favorite Disney movie, you probably already know it: the Hollywood studio has the annoying habit to periodically keep each...

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There are no shortcuts to success.  Success in life is always looking at the R.E.S.U.L.T.S. of your efforts and adapting and evolving as you continue to pursue your goals.  Take a look and ask yourself “Are You Getting the R.E.S.U.L.T.S You Want from Your social media Strategy.Recommit to Continuous Learning.  Learning doesn’t end when you get out of University. To succeed you need to be continuously learning.  It is estimated that it will take [...]

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friend.ly staff pictureFacebook nabbed another social media company — friend.ly. The Mountain View, Calif.-based startup is a Facebook app for asking and answering questions with other people on the social network.

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Today Google announced some pretty huge news for advertisers—they have launched a new AdWords feature to select users called AdWords for Video that lets advertisers easily place and manage ads on YouTube videos and the Google Display Network.  AdWords for Video claims to make it easier than ever for advertisers to set up online video campaigns, reach targeted viewers and gain maximum views.


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Tesco has recently launched a new iPhone app for your clubcard which is a big step in the right direction for the supermarket brand, with Nokia and Android versions penciled in for production also. Not only does it make your data portable but it will also save the plastic rainforest! FTW! How long will it [...]

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Those of you who know our editor JD Rucker might remember that he stopped following Twitter users other than people he knew or wanted to follow over two years ago. After skyrocketing to the top 200 in the world, he simply quit adding and started the long process of removing people that either weren't active, [...]

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There are a lot of ways to get a document from a desktop computer to an iPhone or iPad. However, generally speaking, this is a mulit-step process requiring at least two apps and some kind of synchronization service. LeadDoc (iTunes App Store) for iOS, which was available for free for a brief time earlier this week, may a solution for people who want to reduce the complexity of getting documents to an iOS device.


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This guest post is by Dave Taylor of DaveTaylorOnline.com. Whether you’re writing about changing diapers, improving your bowling score, finding a job in the travel industry or how you get pictures off your cellphone, I think it’s a universal truth that if you’re writing online, you want better search engine results placement. Most likely you’ve [...]

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If you have ever thought about getting a job in social media and thought, "It couldn't be that easy to get the job and it probably sucks worse than I think," you'd be wrong on both counts. Getting the job is easy. Enjoying the job is easier. Doing it well is another story altogether, but [...]

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Are you thinking about mobile marketing? Wondering how you can use mobile marketing to connect with customers? The good news is that mobile marketing is not all that complex. Here are five things you can do to get started in mobile marketing. Once you've mastered the steps below, you'll see that mobile marketing is a [...]

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Employers are getting smarter. They realize that if they want to get a stronger understanding of candidates, they shouldn't rely strictly on a resume and an interview. Background checks are fine, but just because someone doesn't have a criminal record doesn't mean they're not doing bad things, particularly online. This is where social media background [...]

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Long blog post short: please be as descriptive as possible when titling your blog posts. In today's decontextualized world of walls, feeds, RSS, e-mail, diggs, reddits, Stumbles, tweets, and retweets, you need to attract your potential reader based only on the appeal of your title and nothing else, especially if you're new to blogging and [...]

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Social media is gaining massive popularity these days due to the fact the people just don’t have much time to visit their friends or acquaintances due to the very tiring work schedule. If you are a professional, what do you do to advance your skill/expertise? What about your company? If you're a professional that wants to [...]

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When it come to generating traffic for a website or blog, StumbleUpon is one of the best tools you can lean on. However, not every link you share on the site is guaranteed to send visitors pouring your way. With the simple click of the conveniently accessible thumbs down button, your content could easily find [...]

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This guest post is by Ethan of OneProjectCloser.com When Google rolled out the first Panda update on 23 February 2011, we saw our site traffic plummet by 40%. I learned about this four hours after quitting my day job to become a full-time blogger. I don't regret the decision for a second, but it presented [...]

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