In the spirit of Twitter’s own Follow Friday, here are the links to follow our staff on Twitter: And here are just a few businesses and people we partner with or just recommend:
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A new Half Price books opened up recently here in Oklahoma City, and this past weekend my dad and I went to check it out. Great store. I grew up in Dallas and frequently visited the original Half Price Books while there. $50 later and back at home, I decided to look up Half Price…
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Just came across 10 Tips For Managing Twitter As Your Usage Increases. This article has some great tips, some of which I’ve been doing for awhile now, some of which I recently started doing, and some of which I’m going to start doing. Here are a few items the article mentions that are quick and…
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As you probably know, this past Friday, Facebook launched user names. While we’ve previously told you how to find your public Facebook link, that’s no longer an issue at all. Now you can have a link like http://facebook.com/timjpriebe While it’s open currently to both individual accounts and to pages, the pages have to have at…
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Thanks to Dave, myself and our new programmer, Amber Hanks, we now have a new look for our webmail. Dave designed it all, I coded the inside pages, and Amber coded the login page. We’re also looking for suggestions on how our webmail can be improved. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding user…
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Well, in the very, very early hours of this morning, we launched our new website’s design. It had been a traditional “shoemaker’s children” type problem, where our quality of websites and design in generally has continuously improved over the past year, but our site stayed the same because we were busy work on other people’s…
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For a long time, search engine optimization has been a feat that required a certain level of experience and technical skills. And it still is. Fortunately for the average business owner and freelancer, you can increase your search engine visibility using just social networking websites. Since they’re the most effective, I’ll specifically talk about Facebook and LinkedIn.
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… is because Facebook does not pull this kind of junk:
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Now that we’ve become power Twitter users here around T&S, we’re unfortunately seeing more and more of this screen: A frustrating screen people who frequently use Twitter know all too well.
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Are you wanting to get more (or any) recommendations on your LinkedIn account? Here’s how… That’s it! Be honest and complimentary, and many of the people you recommend will recommend you right back. It works! I have more recommendations than the average LinkedIn user. Check my public profile.
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