Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’

Results from my First 26.2 in the Columbus Marathon & TweetMyTime BETA

I ran my first 26.2 miles at the Nationwide Better Health Columbus Marathon Sunday.  It for sure won’t be my last.  As hard as I trained, I still missed my goal of a sub 3:10 time, which would have qualified me for the Boston Marathon. See the happy look on my face?  Kristen McEnery snapped [...]

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TweetMyTime is Ready to Rock the Nationwide Better Health Columbus Marathon

In less than 72 hours, Twitter and Facebook will be flooded with Tweets from racers in the Nationwide Better Health Columbus Marathon using TweetMyTime.  Today, we crossed 800 registered users. When I was at IMS09 last week, I noticed a trend.  Companies like New Marketing Labs, HubSpot, Radian6, and many others all combine forces.  And [...]

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Interview with CC Chapman at the Inbound Marketing Summit

If you read Chris Brogan’s blog, do you remember this video post from a few months back? All of our team at huber+co stopped to check this out.  We knew someone had planted this, but there was a sense of mystery around as to what the package was promoting.  As you saw in the video, [...]

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Interview with AJ Gerriston of 451 Marketing

One of the first panel discussions I got to see at the Inbound Marketing Summit was Innovative New Marketing Programs Using New Media.  Moderated by Chris Brogan, this panel addressed a variety of new tools available to marketers.  Everything from selecting the right video publishing platform to search optimization was discussed in the chat. During the [...]

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A Historical Time Line of Social Media – by Nick Riggs (Part 1)

Social Media has the popular buzz of 2009.  Anywhere I go, people are talking about things like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc.  And yet, we forget that social media – in one form or another – has been around as long as there has been a need for people to communicate with other people. In raw [...]

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Social Networking, Business & Baseball Cards

We have a lot of friends on Facebook.  Some of us may have thousands of connections on LinkedIn.  Maybe our biggest “people collection” lives on Twitter.  But what good is it all? Collectors Baseball cards were really popular when I was kid.  My friends and I would haul around boxes of thousands of cards.  We [...]

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How To Protect Yourself from the Social Web

I wrote about a personal experience yesterday where some snarky scam artist tried to take advantage of my grandparents with information he found via my internet presence.  While it’s kind of a funny story, there’s some real danger to be considered when your putting portions of your life online. So what can you do to [...]

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Social Media Landscape is a Scam Artist’s Green Field

My grandfather called me for the second time yesterday, to ask me if I was in Canada. A few weeks back, he had called me with the same question.  Someone, pretending to be me on the phone, had called their house and frantically asked for a good amount of money to be sent via Western [...]

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Will You Sport a TweetMyTime Shirt at the Columbus Marathon?

Race day for the Nationwide Better Health Columbus Marathon is getting closer.  So is our little BETA test of TweetMyTime.  It’s exciting and, as of  today, we’re at about 250 registrants who will be sharing their race information across the social web.  That’s 250 people who’ve all decided that TweetMyTime is a cool idea and [...]

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Three Truths About LinkedIn Groups & Where They Fail

I’m a member of 50 LinkedIn groups. Why, you ask?  Because it makes connecting with people one-to-one MUCH easier.  That’s it.  That’s the only reason.  Maybe it’s a cardinal sin to admit this, but aside from the occasional event notification, I’ve never gotten much out of spending time working in LinkedIn groups. LinkedIn groups offer [...]

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