After stumbling upon an article a few days ago that suggested most celebrities do not speak to their followers and should actually be put into Twitter lists of their own so we can all check on what they are saying about themselves when we have the time, I thought I would provide some examples of [...]
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Three gifts I’ve recieved from Twitter
December 22nd, 2009
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Meeting a new client? Stalk them.
December 14th, 2009
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Ok, don’t physically stalk them. That would be slightly unethical. What is not unethical though is searching online for information about a new client which they have chosen to make public. Some think this is a form of online stalking – it is not – it is using your initiative.
The information you find can help [...]
Posted in Business, Social Media | Tags: blogs, clients, conversation, ethics, facebook, google, linkedin, relationships, research, twitter
Are you an intelligent social media addict?
November 30th, 2009
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Are you one of these people who spends lots of time on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn? Do you find it hard to go more than a few hours without checking who has been in touch? Do you often get told that you spend too much time online? Being a social media addict is actually ok [...]
Posted in Social Media | Tags: addiciton, communication, facebook, intelligence, linkedin, relationships, social media, twitter
Robert is a social media, marketing and business enthusiast living in Plymouth, United Kingdom. His background, in both education and employment, is based around social media, marketing and business, and the majority of his posts will continue down the same path. Please feel free to join conversations, add ideas and share opinions as this is the primary aim of the blog. 
