A blog about Social Media by John Maver and Cappy Popp
From the monthly archives:
As part of the webinar on Taking Your Facebook Page to the Next Level, John Maver went through each change that Thought Labs made to the West Point Association of Graduates Facebook Public Profile to update it to use best practices. Look at the presentation on slideshare here.
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On May 6th, from 6:00PM to 9:00PM, Girls In Tech Boston is holding a panel discussion on best practices for social media in organizations.
Cappy Popp will be focusing on how companies can take advantage of the great features of the new Facebook Public Profiles. Register for the event here.
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John Maver will be presenting a makeover of the West Point Association of Graduates’ Facebook Public Profile at the Take Your Facebook Page to the Next Level Webinar on 4/23 from 3:00PM – 4:00PM EST. John will be going over how Thought Labs used best practices to improve the effectiveness and engagement of the Public [...]
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Facebook is constantly tweaking their layout and feature set, with the increasing the sharing of relevant information among friends. Recently, Facebook changed a few things about Facebook Pages for brands to make them more viral and more authentic.
First, Facebook has started adding popular Pages to the Suggestions for People You May Know. This is great [...]
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The chance of coming down with a virus depends on a number of things
how many people are exposing you to it
whether you have seen it before
how much energy is put into fighting it
Social media infects companies in the same way. If many of the company’s employees and decision makers have used Facebook, Twitter, a blog [...]
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Late last year, Twitter was abuzz with people talking about The Twitter Secret. Only some knew it, and they weren’t telling unless you followed them, paid them, etc. It turned out to be nothing more than a bug at twitter.com that allowed sending Direct Messages longer than 140 characters. The hype was way better than [...]
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