Social Media Trends for 2012 include curation of Content (Curata), Steve Jobs’ Apple’s iTV, Linkedin for improving SEO, location-based Social Media.
I just finished reading, Me, the mob, and the music: one helluva ride with Tommy James and the Shondells. It was great fun reading about the 60s great hits: Crimson and Clover, Mony, Mony, Hanky Panky, Crystal Blue Persuasion, etc.
ASJA (asja.org) is the American Society of Journalists & Authors. ASJA is the only professional association focused on independent nonfiction writers.
Website designs, 16-page print newsletter, an organization’s 100-page membership directory, a book cover, blogs, facebooks and tweets — all in a day’s work…
Aside from the three biggest time suckers—Facebook, Twitter and YouTube—I lose still more time on Mashable, Wikipedia, and Petside.com (yes, I’m fixated on tech news, facts, and my dog).
Population and Online Statistics: the number of people online around the world will grow more than 45% to 2.2 billion users over the next five years,
Let me know about your new book, NYC events, noteworthy newsworthy writers, artists, designers. I write reviews for magazines about new books, blogs, authors, NYC writer events, NYC art exhibits, travel and more.
How does Google like you to use kewords? Include them in metatags: yeah, that doesn’t hurt; Include them in page titles: very important; include them in website content: BINGO!
Jumo is a web startup with an ambitious global mission—to find, follow, and support those who work on trying to change the world. Jumo was launched by Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook. He left Facebook a while back to work as the Director of Online Organizing for the 2008 Obama campaign. But now Hughes is focused … Read more
stumbling upon sites I would never have known about otherwise. Today I came across this touching site: beyondaglimpse.com. It is a book (in progress) that seeks to encourage seeing beauty in those who are born with deformities. It will be full of drawings and I’m so happy to have found the site. I’m continually amazed … Read more