Say one day you had a revolutionary idea, something that you believe could change the world. You map out the blueprints, propose the concept to those dearest to you and dream of what you could do if you magically had sufficient funding to jumpstart your project. Traditionally, you would have
Every day there is some new social media program that is the next big thing. As everybody wanted to be one of the first thousand people on facebook or twitter, you may be game for it. Many of these programs fizzle; some have niche ardent supporters and other cross the
Hashtagging! What exactly is it? A while back my social media-inept friend began badgering me about what sticking a hash mark in front of a random phrase or term in a tweet meant. Going through our personal Twitter feeds, we were witnessing a strange trend; several of our friends were
A newborn baby is a magical thing, someone whose identity has just been named. Anybody involved in social media is a special person, with a high probability of having multiple personalities and pages to suit them all. Here are two tips that can help each one of these people.
Jarrett Gucci from Dynasty Web Solutions is a WordPress pro… and wants everyone to know it! LOL
As a photo enthusiast, I’ve been following Instagram since its inception last October. In case you’ve been living in a cave, Instagram is a photo manipulation program (currently available only as an Apple application, to my Android-ownership chagrin, although thankfully it runs on my iTouch, too) that allows users to easily
BlogHer is an online blogging community, blog, annual blogging conference for women. It started in 2005 and is the biggest, most well known niche blogging conference, with over 3,500 people (about 98% of them women) attending. I was attending for a number of reasons. A. It’s the biggest game
GOP Candidate Newt Gingrich is a friend fraud! That’s right, the former House Speaker pays for his friends! Or for his Twitter followers, at least. During his presidential campaign, Gingrich boasted an impressive, yet suspicious, 1.3 million followers on his Twitter account, shaming his opponent Mitt Romney’s shabby 63,000 followers.
