Everything (kinda) you wanted to know (not really) about using social bookmarking to promote your website or blog.

SOBCon is coming to Denver – and it’s not just for SOB’s. Check out The Redhead’s perspective on this no-BS conference and why you might want to attend.

“I spend an inordinate amount of time cleaning-up the mess that a previous firm has left behind.”

I wish I could say it’s with great difficulty I write this letter to Facebook, but it’s not. As a matter of fact, what follows is purely stream-of-consciousness frustration that’s putting on a blog suit and gloves. Complete with two middle fingers.

Twitter’s been digging forever for monetization opportunities and it appears that partnerships and data access are the path they’ve chosen. Does the LinkedIn addition just add to the keyword-drenched spam potential though status updates?

Are we using electronic communication as a crutch to avoid engaging? I think so…

Most of my blogs stem from personal experience. Yesterday, it was an unprovoked, out-of-context lashing-out from a follower.

How can altruism drive your social media and business efforts? Grab a bag of apples.

When individuals and companies choose to engage in social media, there’s a fine line between solicitation and being helpful. Where do you stand? And are you being annoying?

Through social media, we’ve brought back Mayberry – the town where everyone knows your name and personalities are as distinct as Aunt Bee’s recipe for fried chicken. Whatever social media application(s) you choose to compliment your pursuits, you can build networks reaching near and far with the same small town feel.