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If you want to succeed with your social media marketing efforts to promote your small business or startup, you must remember to obey the "10 Commandments of Social Media for Brands."

Are there any commandments that you think should be added to the list? Any of these commandments you disagree wit Read More

I think it is room for several types of new media content creation tools. Many have declared the death of the blogosphere, but personally I think it will still be the main hub in the future. And if Garry Tan of Posthaven will keep his promise of keeping the blogging process clean and simple, and th Read More

Every now and then people quit blogging for various reasons, but only a few decide to make a genuine comeback to blogging.Making a comeback to blogging after a lengthily absence is like starting a record from the halfway point; Read More

With the recent hacking of the Associated Press’ Twitter account, which led to a flash crash in US markets, the security of social media accounts is again in the spotlight.

There have been numerous hacks of these sites and the people who use them in recent years. Read More

According to KnowEm.com, there are over 550 social networking sites. Do you have a social media strategy to decide which sites to join and be active on? Read More

Tint is a new service that allows you to aggregate content from Facebook Pages, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Youtube, and even RSS feeds, and then embed the r Read More

We all know about Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google+. But what about the tools Chris Brogan calls outliers. Vine, Instagram and maybe some others you can think of. These apps may seem silly at first, but Brogan insists they can actually be pretty valuable. They are a way to be a bit more human Read More

Can you even stand to look at your Twitter home feed anymore? If you're following so many random people that it's all nonsense, it's time to do some Spring Cleaning. Read More

The other day, I read an article berating Guy Kawasaki for his behavior on Twitter after the Boston Marathon bombings. Steve Crescenzo, the author, was very angry at the former Apple evangelist for robo-tweeting and disrespecting his audience (without apologizing afterwards) Read More