8 Apple Watch Apps Perfect for Business Owners
Powerful, must-have apps to help you run your business… from your new Apple Watch.
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Dogs Tag Lets Them Trigger Tweets
So your dog follows your every move around the house. Now, when you leave home, you can follow your dog. USA TODAY reports that Puppy Tweets is an electronic dog tag with a sensor that you attach to your dog’s collar. It detects your pet’s movements and sounds and sends a variety of tweets to
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Niche: Monitoring Student Athletes Online
NY Times: The business plan of Varsity Monitor is simple. Major universities like North Carolina, Nebraska and Oklahoma pay $7,000 to $10,000 a year and Varsity Monitor keeps an online eye on their athletes. Among the services the company and others like it provide is a computer application that searches social media sites that athletes
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Turning Twitter in Toilet Paper
A company who’s name rhymes with Twitter and starts with “Sh” instead of “Tw” will turn the Twitter feed of your choice into four roles of toilet paper. Is this trending in the bathroom?
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A Revolution On Wheels
On a somewhat chilly Thursday evening, AOL Small Business reports that a group of young college students have driven 10 miles because of a tweet. Their destination: a bar in Costa Mesa. Or, to be more specific, a food truck parked outside a bar in Costa Mesa. Their goal: the nachos served by Taco Dawg,
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Free Book Today: Twitter Cheats – Proven Hacks and Shortcuts to Get Followers, Grow Your Reputation, Market Your Business & Make Money
Today, and for 5 days only, you can download a new book – Twitter Cheats: Proven Hacks and Shortcuts to Get Followers, Grow Your Reputation, Market Your Business & Make Money… One Tweet at a Time – published exclusively for Kindle, for free! Click here to download your free copy Published by the guys over
Caribbean Food Truck Promotes With Twitter
The food truck craze is really sweeping the nation. Today I received word of an authentic Caribbean food truck in Seattle called Jerk Station. The owner and chef Michael Cunningham has been using fliers and Twitter to promote his business: To promote his new business, Cunningham, who has a masters of business administration in marketing,
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Should Businesses Follow All Of Their Fans?
Mashable: “Don’t fall into the trap of something I call a ‘courtesy’ follow — that is, following someone that has followed you out of a desire to appear grateful,†advises Sheena Medina, community manager at Fast Company. On the other hand, some say that businesses should follow back, so that their followers may DM them
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Do You Tweet As Your Or Your Biz?
The Washington Post recently asked a couple people whether they post to Twitter as their business or as themselves. How do you tweet? Rakia Reynolds, principal at Skai Blue Media Branding is at the heart of any business, and when people are following a business account on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook,
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The Tweeting Cabbie
Ars Technica: “Can you pick me up at my place in 15 minutes? Text me when you get here.” No, this isn’t a text message to a friend or a call to a car service—it’s a direct message sent through Twitter to a driver of a Chicago cab. Rashid Temuri, who goes by “Chicago Cabbie”
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