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Category Archives: Corporations
Case Threatens Viability of an Open Internet
On September 9, 2013 the U.S. Federal Court of Appeals will start hearing oral arguments in Verizon V. FCC, a “net neutrality” case where wireless provider Verizon is challenging the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) order regulating how Internet service providers manage their networks. Verizon seeks to undo some of the regulatory power of the FCC. Continue reading
The Fiscal Cliff Bill is a Big Deal
Passing a Fiscal Cliff bill that does not extend all of the Bush Tax Cuts for the wealthiest is a BFD.
Here’s why. Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Corporations, News, OccupyLA, OccupyWallStreet, Personal, Politics/Tech
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How To Create A Facebook Fan Page [VIDEO]
This tutorial will show you how to get started on building your own Facebook Page (I refer to them as “Fan Pages” in the video). This is Part One of the Facebook Fan Page project so make sure you bookmark this page, subscribe to the email blog posts, and/or subscribe to the RSS feed to keep track of further developments.
Posted in Corporations, Facebook, How-To, Marketing, Promotion, Small Business, Social Media, Training, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged Configure, Facebook, Facebook Page, Fan Page, FBML, HOW TO, Tutorial
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iPhone as a Promotion Machine
I love promoting awesome people, great causes, events, and organizations/businesses that are doing interesting things. My favorite tech tool to help me do this is the Apple iPhone 3Gs. There’s a reason the iPhone 3Gs is such a hot seller, … Continue reading
Posted in B2B, Corporations, Facebook, How-To, Local Businesses, Marketing, Promotion, Small Business, Social Media, Training, Ventura County
Tagged Apple, Facebook, iPhone, marketing, McDonalds, Nancy Rodriguez, Posterous, Promotion, Q1047, qik, Santa Paula, Ustream.tv, Video, youtube
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Don’t Muddle Your Brand with Bad SEO
Don’t Muddle Your Brand with Bad SEO. SEO strategies that *only* focus on SEO can lead you down some unsavory paths.
Posted in Corporations, How-To, Marketing, Small Business, Ventura County
Tagged brand, organic, search engine optimization, SEO, Techniques
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Social Media Is People!
Social Media Is People!
Posted in Corporations, Marketing, Promotion, Small Business, Social Media
Tagged marketing, People, relationships, social media
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Twitter as the Largest Trade Show
B2B companies should not look to Twitter as a way to sell widgets, but to view it as a trade show.
Posted in B2B, Corporations, Local Businesses, Los Angeles, Marketing, Promotion, Small Business
Tagged B2B, social media, trade show, Twitter
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IKEA Case Study Video – Building a Fan Base on Facebook
I’ve been buying IKEA furniture since the company first opened its doors in California. So when a Twitter friend tweeted about an IKEA social media case study video, I had to take a look.