I write this from an Internet cafe in Kerobokan, Bali. It’s just around the corner from Chapelle Corby’s prison home, but that’s a story for another day.
I was reminded yesterday about building trust. We came to Bali primarily to buy for Rita’s gift-ware store. There’s lots of beautiful, hand-crafted jewellery to chose from over here [...]
After yesterday’s Facebook vanity URL excitement I thought it was time for some renovations to the blog. I’ve added a banner and a background. At the moment the background image repeats down the page, but I’m sure there’s some CSS that will sort that out. If you know what that is feel free to leave [...]
The goldrush for vanity URL’s on Facebook is set to start in under an hour. I’m hoping to pick up peterfletcher but I’ve got other options up my sleeve. Let me know how you fair.
Update: I managed to pick up facebook.com/peterfletcher. That’s the best bit of online real estate I’ll pick up today. I can’t [...]
Facebook business pages aren’t essential. Chris Brogan just deleted his.
He’s not God, but then again he does know a thing or two about social media.
The message? If a Facebook business page doesn’t add value to you and your community then don’t have one.
Go with what works for you.
Photo credit: Qfamily on Flickr
It seems that the growth in visitors to Twitter has stopped in its tracks. At least for the moment. According to Mashable, Twitter’s growth flatlined in May with only a 1.47% increase.
What does this mean?
For a start the decline could be an anomaly. For example, the number of Twitter accounts using desktop clients might be [...]
There’s much rhetoric about Twitter being a gigantic conversation, a party where everyone’s interacting and sharing. But perhaps it’s too early to think about Twitter this way. Brian Solis thinks so.
Solis believes that Twitter is still primarily a broadcast platform. It’s that way because most users are yet to understand how it can be used [...]
