The other day I was walking in to the airport before work and the weirdest thing happened: I ran in to Joshua Bowman (Daniel from Revenge)!! He stopped, talked to me, and proceeded to tell me that I was the most beautiful, down-to-earth girl he’s ever met. After talking to him for nearly two hours, I … Continue reading »
If you frequent Facebook or Twitter, it will probably be easy for you to group your friends into categories based on their online social behavior. For example, The Oversharer: has NO filter and shares extremely personal information. The Humble Bragger: constantly posts updates of pure self-promotion. The Joe Politics: never-ending political posts leaving your friends thinking—WE GET … Continue reading »
I recently ran across this graphic by SnapRetail that explains the 70-20-10 Facebook posting rule. It’s a great rule to follow if you are administrating company social media sites. It’s easy to get caught up in constantly promoting your products and services, but if that’s all you do, people will stop engaging with you. In … Continue reading »
While logging on to Facebook during the month of November, we are all bombarded with our “friends” posting daily statuses about things they are thankful for. Don’t get me wrong: I am 110% thankful for my life and my blessings, but I choose not to post 30 of my blessings on Facebook each day. What … Continue reading »
According to a new survey by security protection company AVG, one in four adults, ages 18-25, are friends with their bosses on Facebook. The survey was conducted among 4,400 consumers in 11 countries. It found that young adults in the U.S and Italy were most likely, both 33 percent, to friend bosses on Facebook. The … Continue reading »
On October 8th, Bodyform, a U.K. maxipad maker, received a negative post on its Facebook wall. This post, which has now gotten more than 92,000 likes, called out the brand for false advertising. Instead of ignoring the post or replying with an automated apology, Bodyform creatively one-upped the post, made by Richard Neill, with a video. The video pretends … Continue reading »
In my opinion, when it comes to social media, Coca-Cola‘s advice is king. With more than 53 million Facebook fans, Coke is the largest consumer brand on Facebook. Wendy Clark, SVP of Integrated Marketing Communications and Capabilities at Coca-Cola, was interviewed at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit earlier this month. During her flight on her way to the … Continue reading »
The horrid mistake when you comment on a friend’s picture and accidentally spell something wrong or, worse, your auto-correct takes control. So what did you do? The only thing Facebook would let you do was to completely delete your comment and start again. But starting this week, the site is now offering you the ability … Continue reading »
