Google Reader is an excellent tool for sharing content and also for following content shared by others. In this post you can view a video on how to share content in Google Reader.
Posts Tagged ‘social media’
The Benefits of Sharing on Google Reader
by on July 29th, 2010 | Comments
Category: Blogging, Great Business Resources, Modern business, communities, social media
Tags: google reader, how to, sharing, social media, tutorial
Is email bad for your health?
by on July 9th, 2010 | Comments
Category: Green Business, Internal communications, Modern business, Trends
Tags: email, health, social media, stress
Last week I was listening to the latest This Week in Tech podcast, in which one of the guests was speaking about the concept of Email Apena – a temporary absence or suspension of breathing…
Creating a Successful LinkedIn Group (P1)
by on June 30th, 2010 | Comments
Category: Modern business, social media
Tags: creating a Linkedin group, featured discussions, linkedin, Linkedin discusssions, Linkedin e-mail templates, Linkedin groups, Linkedin introductions, Linkedin posting guidelines, Manager's choice on LinkedIn, online networking, social media, social networking, web marketing
Linkedin groups recently had a makeover. I currently manage a number of LinkedIn Groups including Social Media Ireland & Sales Leadership Ireland. In my my post 50 ways to get more from Linkedin, I mentioned that creating a successful Linkedin group is an really great way of using Linkedin to network. Here are some pointers to get you started.
Go Connect! @ Small Business Can
by on June 21st, 2010 | Comments
Category: Great Business Resources
Tags: astest growing small business network in the UK & Ireland, business advice, business blogging, business connections, business groups, business networking site, Business Tools, case studies, facebook, Fionan Murray, get found online, Ron Immink, Small Business Can, small business community, small business forum, small business networking, social media, Ulster Bank
Supported by Ulster Bank, Small Business Can is the fastest growing small business network in the UK & Ireland today.
Global Corner Shop
by on May 26th, 2010 | Comments
Category: social media
Tags: corner shop, explaining social media, learning about social media, Network Ireland, old school shopkeeper, social media, social media for small business, social media ROI
As I tried to reassure people that social media is merely a set of tools that allowed people to communicate, much like pen & paper & e-mail, one analogy used for social media that particularly struck me was that of the old corner shop.
The Road Less Travelled
by on May 4th, 2010 | Comments
Category: social media
Tags: collaboration, communication, social media
On the journey to improve communication and collaboration with Social Media it is quite often a case that it is not the destination that is the most important, but the route that is travelled to get to the destination.
Embrace your Doubters
by on April 18th, 2010 | Comments
Category: Blogging, Internal communications, communities, social media
Tags: Blogging, criticism, critics, cynics, social media
You all know the saying “keep your friends close but keep your enemies closer”. This post is framed around that saying, all be it “Enemies” is probably a bit too strong a word.
What business tools are working for your business in 2010?
by on April 13th, 2010 | Comments
Category: Modern business, social media
Tags: Business Tools, Careers Coach, ck solutions, Facebook Apps, Free Business applications, Freshbooks, Greg Fry, Hootesuite, Invoicing, Involver, Password Generator, Scheduling Tweets, social media, SuperGenPass, Twitter
I thought I’d share a few Free business tools which I am using at present. Here are 4 of my favourites.
Are your employees aware of your Social Media Policy?
by on April 6th, 2010 | Comments
Category: Internal communications, social media
Tags: social media, social media policy
There has been so much written recently about Social Media Policies in recent times, specifically around whether they are needed and what they should contain…
Social Media: It’s about People not Tools
by on March 23rd, 2010 | Comments
Category: communities, social media
Tags: Groundswell, People, POST, social media, Tools
What has been our biggest learning in our attempts to drive adoption of Social Media inside the corporation? Without a doubt, it has been the realisation that Social Media is about People, not about tools. To help us we have adopted the POST methodology which we found in the excellent book, Groundswell.
