Kind Words
Making sure that your website is written with the proper keywords that drive your business and speak to your clients is critical in order to achieve the best internet web rankings. Dawn worked with us to rework our content. She took the time to understand our industry, what information our clients were looking for and how we should relate to them. I highly recommend her. She’s a gem to work with.
— Jody Paul; Director of Marketing, CIBO Clinic, Toronto
Category Archives: Social Media Content
Thinking of Going Mobile in 2012?
When I say going mobile, I am not talking about getting a smartphone or a tablet. I’m talking about making your website mobile friendly – for smart phones or tablets. Smartphone and tablet technology are changing the way that people access the web. You can make sure that you’re not losing the mobile market by installing a WordPress plugin. Continue reading
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Sweden’s Twitter Experiment
Before Christmas, I was alerted to a story in the Globe and Mail about Sweden’s decision to invite citizens to tweet from the national Twitter account on behalf of Sweden (link posted at the end of my article). The national … Continue reading
BlogWorld Expo Los Angeles November 3 – 5 2011
Have you heard of this event? It’s Blog World Expo and New Media Event. At BlogWorld Expo LA, I’m going to “learn how to create better content, grow my brand, my audience and revenue online from the world’s most successful … Continue reading
Learning Google+ Socially
Google+ is the latest social media platform. I’ve spent some time alone learning but yesterday, I hung out face-to-face with two friends/colleagues and we learned more about Google+ in our two hours than I have as I’ve wheeled around on my own. Here’s some of what we learned together… Continue reading
A Piece of the Convincing Puzzle
I wrote this post in response to Mark Evan’s piece on The Dangers of Social Media Ignorance. I had just finished reading the Li & Bernoff book Groundswell – a great book about social technologies and how these technologies are changing customer and business behaviours. Groundswell demonstrates how businesses can use these new social technologies to engage with their customers, refine products and services and address complaints and negative pr before it gets out of hand. Continue reading
Getting a Blog-Life Through Social Media
I’ve been in business writing for a long time. I’ve written proposals, customer communications and marketing material – among other things. So I thought that blogging was going to be easy. But you know what? It hasn’t been for me. … Continue reading
Social Media and Social Activism
One inspired girl – a big dash of social media, social activism, motivation, traditional media and what do you get? One of many, many success stories of how social media and the Internet can make a difference in the world. My daughter’s story is just one of many. Imagine the impact if each person who learned about Tom’s One Day Without Shoes spread the word to their friends and contacts. Continue reading
Blogging and Social Media (a la WordCamp Toronto 2010)
WordCamp Toronto 2010 delivered everything it promised. Great speakers, great venue, great topics and great people. Blogging and social media, all things WordPress, SEO, and blogging at the core of your building your brand. A highlight for me, and I think everyone, was the success stories and interviews from bloggers. Two takeaways for me: keep the social in social media – and make sure that you blog about what you care about. Continue reading
Twitter and all that social jazz
Last week, I was challenged by someone on Twitter, to update my blog, with the promise that he/she would drop by to visit once the blog was updated. I waffled back and forth between excitement that someone had taken the … Continue reading