Facebook’s New WordPress Integration Plugin

You can see it integrated into this blog, at the bottom of this page. Facebook’s official WordPress integration plugin [note: website changes since this post]. Like many others out there, it requires developing a Facebook app, linking your Facebook page to the plugin and setting a huge variety of settings, but unlike some others it …

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New Tool for Local Businesses

Whether or not you live in a Major metropolis, you can now benefit from the tools created for social apps and iphones to help draw new customers in. Repeat business is the lifeblood of a successful storefront, after all. https://gving.com/ is a new service that allows you to create an customer loyalty program of your own …

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Authenticity

If you can fake it, you’ve got it made… Just kidding. In reality, it is the key to a good social media campaign. If you want to be popular in social media, find your MESSAGE, find a campaign that links that message to your product, and put your authentic voice behind it. Of course, first …

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Going Mobile – Why It’s Being Pushed On You

Google is urging people to make their sites accessible from mobile devices and to optimize around mobile. This makes sense for a lot of reasons – firstly people often browse to your map, read your promotional emails, or access your website only on their phones. I’ve seen a huge surge in the last six months …

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Wombat Zone

I love doing the whole webmaster thing. Does anyone else remember when your company spellchecker used to correct the word “webmaster” to “wombats” if you weren’t careful? Or have I been doing this whole internet thing too long? I remember when the amazing buzz words were things like “file sharing” and “get answers in minutes, …

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Google Places Rural Bias

If you’re very rural in the United States, the post office will not deliver your mail to your physical address. In fact, you may barely know your physical address. You’re a PO Box user, and you don’t have to pay for the box, because it’s mandated that when the Postal Service thinks you’re too remote, …

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