Trusting the brand to the lowly ‘twintern’
Many corporate higher-ups are demonstrating a genuine concern for the level of discretionary decision making invested in todays corporate “twinterns” (Twitter/social me
Scoops Top Five Reasons She
Scoops Here. This Friday, instead of delivering the latest popular social/ media news topic, I wanted to take a little time and reflect on why I love social media so much. So here
NFL Says “No” to Players Tweeting During Games
If you were hoping for Chad Ochocinco to pull out his cell phone and tweet after scoring a touchdown this season, prepare to be disappointed. According to NBC Sports, the NFL will
A shout out to the Grammies and Grampies on FB
I talk to business owners and CEOs every day about social networking and when it comes to Facebook, I usually hear things like – ‘Facebook is too young for our business
Part-Two of Twitter Faux Pas:Scoops Top 5 local companies with Questionable Twitters
Scoops Here. To supplement the Twitter Faux Pas I mentioned yesterday. I thought I would give some of my examples of local companies in New England with some questionable Twitters
Twitter Faux Pas–Business Style!
Scoops Here. So your company is ready to get on Twitter…FANTASTIC! Now of course you want to do it right, so you go on looking at another company’s page for best practi
Realtors, Home Buying and Social Media
On Thursday, Pam and I had the chance to speak to RE/MAX Paramount about Social Media and your web presence. What a great group! They had great questions and, were eager to shar
The Twitter Must-Haves
By now we all recognize the amazing power and growth of the next social bug: Twitter. Twitter has proven to be a versitle and robust ‘buzz’ tool within a variety of bus
Ahmadinejad Missed Social Media 101
Too bad Ahmadinejad missed Strategis’ Social Media Presenation by Pam Maloney and Adam Cupples. If he had attended he would have realized to also block twitter along with t
The Social Media ROI Calculator
Scoops Here. For many agencies, including Strategis, we always get the same question when trying to get clients to jump on to the social media bandwagon–How do we know the re