Just like black-and-white photography can reveal depths you’ll never see in colour, the short length of a Twitter message encourages new levels of creativity and effectiveness in marketing. Don’t believe me? Here are my top tips on getting started with Twitter…and each is 140 characters or less.
The process of strengthening a relationship by working hard together; by facing, nurturing and celebrating your successes and challenges together — that’s an experience that’s open to any couple, or indeed any relationship, that integrates the creative and communicative possibilities of the social web. Here are some of the ways you can use the social web to bring the energy of creative collaboration into your relationship.
In answer to a question posted in LinkedIn, I’ve offered five reasons to use Twitter’s DM function — including to communicate something that is too short to be worth emailing.
Listen. Think. Engage. These are the three steps every company should follow.
Shareaholic makes it easy for you to submit the web page you’re on to your favorite sharing or bookmarking service.
How to use MindMeister as a powerful tool for collaborative mindmapping and brainstorming.
Building an online community is just the first step. Here are my tips on bringing your online community to life.
How to use status updates — like the ones you post to Facebook and Twitter — to help drive social change.
I’m now looking for a Facebook status updater that’s as convenient as Twitterbar (which lets me type my status directly into my browser’s address bar, then press a little + sign to post.)
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