By Jessica Davis | March 6, 2013
Here are four basics in social media that businesses both large and small should always revisit.
Twitter conversations ‘behind your back’
The ‘backchannel’ generates stupendous interest from Twitterati. Even as CEOs and marketing VPs delivered presentations in lofty air-conditioned halls, and on-road advertising campaigns ran in full swing, simul…
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Posted in Featured, Socialnomics | Tagged Social Media, trends
By Amanda DiSilvestro | February 25, 2013
WikiDo seems to have been flying under the radar for quite some time; however that isn’t because it isn’t a useful tool. In fact, most people are unaware of what WikiDo even is; let alone how to use it or why it’s important. In a nutshell, WikiDo is a search engine specifically designed for events in your city. Because the search engine focuses solely on events, i…
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Posted in Featured, Search Engine | Tagged local events search engine, WikiDo
By Jen Sebastian | February 21, 2013
Whether you spend the majority of your day working with computers professionally or just write the occasional report, it goes without saying that writing projects can be a bit time consuming. When you’re up against a tight deadline and every minute counts, finding ways to shave a few seconds off of every task you tackle can add up big time over the course of you…
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Posted in Featured, Socialnomics | Tagged keyboard hacks, keyboard shortcuts, keyword, mouse, spacebar, touchpad
By Dave Thomas | February 19, 2013
It can be your greatest wish or your biggest nightmare.
How many times as a company owner or head of an organization have you wished for customers to spread the word about you and your business online, only to discover that some of them had some not so kind things to say about you on social media? For the man or woman in charge, it just takes one tweet or share to shake…
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Posted in Featured, Social Media | Tagged customer service, revenue, Social Media
By Jen Sebastian | February 19, 2013
The sad tale of Manti Te’o and his fraudulent girlfriend has brought a problem with online dating to light: the risk of catching a catfish. “Catfish” is the term used to describe a person who poses as someone they’re not in order to establish a relationship with an unsuspecting online dater. These scams can be carried out for financial gain, or simply to fulfil…
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Posted in Featured, Socialnomics | Tagged Dating Sites, Facebook, Online Chat, video chat, Web Search
By LisaPoisso | February 18, 2013
When friends and neighbors seem to get better and more TV than you do without paying for cable, it’s easy to feel left out of the media loop. “Leaving something out” is exactly what more viewers are choosing these days – they’re cutting the umbilical cord to their cable TV subscriptions.
Viewers are spending more time taking in media than ever bef…
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Posted in Featured, Socialnomics | Tagged Cable TV, entertainment, Facebook, Internet, mobile, mobile device, Nielsen, YouTube
By Donna Baxter | February 15, 2013
Google has come up with its latest broadband plans that indicate various aspects about the company’s future outlook. Furthermore, the CFO of Google has told investors about the potential business opportunity all its stakeholders will more likely avail. The implications of Google’s broadband plans are worth considering. In terms of competit…
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Posted in Featured, Google, Tips | Tagged broadband, Google, Internet
By Jen Sebastian | 100 days ago
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and cupid won’t come to your rescue if you forget till the last minute. Technology can help you up your game with searches that land everything you need at the tip of your fingers. From gifts to the perfect meal, you can’t go wrong with a cell phone in your hand and a search bar at your thumb. The Tech Cupids are out and about…
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Posted in Featured, Socialnomics | Tagged mobile, Tech Cupid, technology, Valentine's Day, Web
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