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Webmasters and bloggers may remember the Authorship Program that Google introduced in June 2011. This new feature had been created to allow authors to link thei Read More

A lot of great announcements from major social media sites this week, including:

- The release of a new metatag for Google news

- A new programme for nonprofits on LinkedIn

- A new guide for journalists using Twitter

- A new tool allowing Wikipedia users to turn their favorite articles Read More

A couple of months ago, I left a comment on a blog I had never visited before. Upon pressing Send, I was redirected to a lovely Thank You page. I found the idea really neat and decided to implement it right away on my blog. I created a page inviting first-time commenters to subscribe to my newslett Read More

Fans of content curation service, Scoop.it and BufferApp may officially rejoice. The two platforms announced their brand new integration on Wednesday.
Now, Scoo Read More

Twitter unveiled its newly redesigned profiles on Tuesday.
Now more visually focused, the profiles feature a large, Facebook-like cover photo (1,252 by 626 pixe Read More

Looking for a way to increase traffic to your blog and generate quality backlinking at the same time? If so, why not try directories? Read More

Here is a quick roundup of some of the latest happenings in the social media world.
Facebook
On Thursday, Facebook announced that Facebook Exchange (FBX) was ou Read More

When I published The golden rules of a successful social media strategy, I had no idea how much traction the article would get. I thought it would take months for me to gather enough content to move on to the next step in my new project. But, now, 10 days later, I am ready and excited to make my an Read More

Bloggers know it. People love list posts.
They love them because they are skimmable and easy to read. And they usually work as great resources that they can boo Read More

A few days ago, I read an article from a self-proclaimed Social Media Rockstar who was literally bashing Google+. His claim? The platform is fake because only marketers use it. His conclusion? G+ is hopeless, and he prefers losing clients rather than reconsidering his position. Read More