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Have you used hashtags outside of social media? Have you received an email with a hashtag in the subject line? Read More

You're a hammer? Everything looks like a nail. You're a marketing person? The bean counters and the geeks look like bad guys. Influency is seeing they aren't. Read More

Here I cover 6 different topics, including turning a single podcast episode into multiple YouTube videos. It would be awesome if you... Read More

My daughter complains that I am always looking for things to get into. She says I am very, very good at creating work for us all. Well, if you are like me and want to stir things up, just reach out to folks in your network for ideas and tips for business.

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RebelMouse works hard so you don’t have to. This is how to use RebelMouse. It’s a great place to showcase all of your blog posts and social shares. You may also curate more content right on the RebelMouse dashboard. You may tweet or share the content right from inside of RebelMouse. Read More

According to Forbes, the campaign reached its initial funding goal of $53,800 in just 18 hours, making it the fastest growing major politics funding campaign in Indiegogo's history. To date, the campaign has raised over $99,000, though 25 days of funding remain for the campaign.

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It used to be a business had to worry only about two types of media, but now there is paid, earned, owned, and shared media. Marketing and PR expert Gini Dietrich takes a look at what these four types mean, how they differ, and which you should be using to grow your business. Read More

With social media becoming a regular part of even more people’s lives, we’ve seen more and more consumers take to brand social accounts to vent their frustrations and resolve problems. In fact, many larger companies have created customer service-specific Twitter accounts, and have begun stationing Read More

Love this post from Seth Godin, a powerful reminder that everyone -- even the best of the best of the best -- has to start somewhere. And that "somewhere" usually involves doing it badly. And that's perfectly fine. Read More