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5 Social Media Lessons from my Green Tea Party Protest

5 Social Media Lessons from my Green Tea Party Protest

Here's what I learned trying to bring back Good Earth Green Tea Lemongrass after my favorite tea was discontinued. I discovered Good Earth Green Tea Lemongrass a few years ago and became hooked on its soothing, subtle flavor. All other green teas were too bitter or tasted like grass. Good Earth Green Tea Lemongrass became…

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Don’t Delete Your Google+ Profiles Just Yet: The Network Still Provides Benefits for Brands

Don’t Delete Your Google+ Profiles Just Yet: The Network Still Provides Benefits for Brands

Everyone seems to have an opinion on the future of Google+.  A quick Google search of “Google+ is dead” nets several articles debating the future of the social network. The headlines read: “Google+ Is Walking Dead.” “Is Google+ Really Walking Dead?” “Google+ Isn’t Dead. It’s Just In A Coma And On Life Support.” “Google+ Isn’t…

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Social Media and Media Relations: Like PR’s Peanut Butter and Jelly

How many times did you check your favorite social media channels today? I’m willing to bet it’s definitely more than one, and if you’re anything like the average person, it’s probably more around 14 – and that’s just

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Pay for Play: Will Facebook Get in Trouble?

The concept of pay for play isn't new. Rather, it’s age old, or perhaps the oldest profession in some respects. But as Facebook further monetizes its platform, it’s falling down a new slippery slope. Months ago, Facebook implemented the capability for pages to gain Likes by paying for page promotion. The theory goes that the…

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Hashtags: You’re Doing it Wrong

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Rise Thee Virtual Web, Rise!

At the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show happening in Las Vegas as I write this, one theme seems to be even larger smartphone screens to come. Personally, I don’t want to hold a brick to my head (been there done that with cell phones in the 80s). And who knows where a smartphone ends and a…

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