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I’M SICK OF HEARING ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA PRIVACY

Posted by David Sher in Facebook, Google, Internet, LinkedIn, Social Media, TwitterNov 22nd, 2010 | 1 Comment
Play this 2 minute podcast I will gag if I see another media story about protecting your privacy on Social Media.  The media is always screaming, “Be careful of your connections on the Internet.” About a hundred people a day get killed in automobile accidents in the U.S.  However, I don’t hear the media suggesting you shouldn’t travel by car. Here’s an e-mail I received from a Facebook friend who before hooking up on Facebook I had never met.  “We’ve recently been asked to handle social media training/coaching for a few clients & we are so busy with  our brand marketing and...
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SOCIAL MEDIA–YOUR ONLY CHANCE TO BE FOUND

Posted by David Sher in Blogs, Facebook, Google, Internet, LinkedIn, Podcast, Social Media, TwitterMay 31st, 2010 | No Comments
Play this 2 minute podcast    Whenever I present to a group, I ask, “If you were to meet a person you didn’t know, how would you check her out?”  The response is always the same, “I would Google them.” It’s said, you only have one chance to make a first impression.  The first information anyone sees about you are the first few entries on Google. This really got my attention when I was training a successful CEO on social media.  He said, “I’m kind of a private person & I really don’t want everyone to know my business.”  However, when I Googled his name & company,...
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YOUR BUSINESS IS INVISIBLE IF YOU’RE NOT ON THE INTERNET

Posted by David Sher in Big media, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Social Media, TwitterJul 24th, 2009 | No Comments
There was a time when you could count on the Yellow Pages or your Web Site to to drive traffic to your business–no more. Play this two minute podcast
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Content rich profiles on social media sites are imperative

Posted by David Sher in Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, TwitterJun 26th, 2009 | 1 Comment
Nothing beats a good first impression.  When someone Google’s your name, your social media profile often is the first thing someone sees.  Play this two minute podcast
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