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Sharing content on the major social networks and bookmarking sites (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, StumbleUpon, Digg, and Reddit) is a step in the right direction. But in today’s world of nonstop online publication, it is far from enough.

What about adding more resources to the list? Here are 15 Read More

GrabInbox is an application that allows users to manage multiple accounts on several social networks. Today, I am pleased to interview Nischal Shetty, one of its founders.
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My friend Katrina Moody, the creator and owner of Kat’s Cafe, has just released a very nice set of free social media icons Read More

Sarasota, Florida, based PROSkore was launched in October 2011 to measure influence and experience, and fill the professional void in social media. Read More

Our can’ts and don’ts, what we like to call challenges, arise from two things: our inability to see the big picture and our impatience. What we want is, too often, quick results with only little work. Read More

In this day and age, managing multiple profiles and pages on different social networks can be a challenging and time-sucking task. Fortunately, there are tools Read More

With the recent launch of its Business Pages, Google+ has gained a lot of ground. The social network is well on its way to become a major platform for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Looking for some interesting tools and resources to make the most of Google+? Here is a list of 14 for you. T Read More

Google Search Stories is a free tool that allows you to harness the combined powers of Google and YouTube to create short, commercial-like trailers. You can showcase anything you want. Read More

There was a time when Facebook was the be-all and end-all of social networking. Since November 7, 2011, the balance has shifted. Google+ moved up a gear with its Business Pages.

While Twitter will always be my favorite social network, I have grown to like Google+ immensely. I am very impressed w Read More

These days, many expect entrepreneurs to be professional at all times and go beyond the call of duty for a “competitive” price. When these customers do not know anything about the entrepreneur’s industry, a little bit of education usually does the trick. Unfortunately, customers like Mike cannot be Read More