I had the honor of hosting a social media call with Jacqueline Whitmore this week. What a wonderful group of talented folks! During the call, I walked through my “10 Tips to Developing a Cohesive Brand Online”. I’m sharing these tips with you below for our " Be Inspired Wednesday " together. If you joined us on the call, don’t hesitate to contact me with any additional questions. You'll notice my Twitter and Facebook info is found on the right-hand side of this blog (and on my contact page ). I look forward to connecting! 10 Tips to Developing a Cohesive Brand Online 1. Carefully name your business and include your company logo where possible . Your business name and logo will help brand you online. Work hard on these two things! 2. Develop a compelling and concise branding statement that clearly states who you are / what you do . It will come in handy (big time) across many social sites, such as Facebook/Twitter/Blogger/Wordpress/Flickr/e...
If you've been following Facebook in the media this week, you're already aware of some pretty big changes. Some are already here, and others are on their way. If you need to get up-to-speed, read this article about the newest changes. One of the new changes that especially intrigued me was the new "Timeline" layout. The video below does a good job of explaining this new layout. I was able to roll-out the new "timeline" format on my Facebook profile BEFORE it rolls out to the general public by following the steps outlined in this Mashable article . It's 8 steps and takes a few minutes, but if you're eager to give the features a test-drive, it will get the job done. I'll be checking out the new features today! My next post will walk you through some of the features. In the meantime, here's a sneak peek at what my new profile looks like: Have a great day, and remember to visit my personal blog, LauraCatherine.co if you're lookin...
I used http://search.twitter.com/ to make new connections this past week! A few weeks ago I shared a post and video with you about http://search.twitter.com (post here ). Search.twitter.com has to be one of my favorite tools offered by Twitter! I am posting again today about this great tool in the hopes that you'll take a few of my recent real-life examples and put them into practice for yourself. :) At the end of this post, you'll find easy-to-follow instructions on how you can get started with this great tool. Two ways I used search.twitter.com last week: 1. I have a love of the arts and am always looking to connect with other folks in Charleston who share this same appreciation. I used search.twitter.com last week to find other twitter users within 25 miles of my zipcode who were tweeting about the Spoleto Festival. I then followed those folks who seemed to be a match with some of my interests. How did I determine this? We...
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