Talking Revenhead

These are my reads for September 15th through September 17th:

• Monitoring Solutions for Social Media and Twitter
• Recipes for the Modern Business -
• Google Gets Real-time Search -
• Relationship Manager Gist Opens Public Beta -
• Home Grown E-business: Basecamp is a simple and elegant way to keep everyone on the same page -

These are my links for August 4th through August 7th:

• Mastering Customer Capture Online
• Engagement Starts With Asking
• Redesigning Your Own Site

Who does the quality make a difference to? Is it the business looking to display itself with professionalism.

Does the end user want only content and the quality doesn’t matter? Where is the world of web video heading and how will it effect web marketing and social connections?

Our company revenflo.com specializes in web marketing, content marketing and web technologies, I’m the new guy experiencing the web in this way for the first time as are many of the new social converts surfing the internet these days. We have been using written content, pictures and some video to serve clients and help them get their message out on the web. We set up blogs for them, expose them to social media for business uses, design email newsletters, you get the point. Where we haven’t taken a plunge yet is offering video to clients as a service because we are grappling with the model and what that service is worth to business. continue reading »

This is a quick and basic review and recommendation for the Google Reader. I absolutly love this app. While there are several readers out there that you can use I chose Google’s because it is fast and easy and linked with all of the other Google apps that I use. There are some great blogs out there that I enjoy following and the reader makes it easy to put all of your favorite information in the same place. continue reading »

My Firefox add-ons for the week of July 30th.

Read it Later
http://readitlaterlist.com/

This little add-on has been great. I bookmark lots of sites to return to when I have time. I manage bookmarks on my computer and on delicious, a great social bookmarking site that you can access from anywhere on the web. I also send some sites that I want to follow to my Google Reader. continue reading »

So I have become like a Wordpress genius during the past 6 weeks (maybe not quite a genius but close) bringing up 5 different sites for release and now I’m off to Drupal! We have a new project scheduled for start this week and I couldn’t be more pleased to finally get to work in Drupal. Our company has worked in Drupal for a while but since I’m on the new side this is my first! continue reading »

Hello all,
Just finished an impact-full hour and a half session of training on social media. I was supposed to be teaching on Wordpress posting and admin instruction but I had a little problem getting enough time with the theme first so this conversation just happened kinda organically…and it was great. continue reading »

Twitter paralysis is what I have termed the lack of ability to find something worthy of twittering. I see it in myself, buddies and clients everyday. As simple as twitter is you really need to have something worthwhile to say. I’m doing a local radio show tomorrow on WRHI in Rock Hill, SC where we will be talking about social media and how businesses can use it to communicate with clients and potential clients. This has become one of the most talked about subjects on the internet. Every business is asking the same question. And here is the fact, few have found great ways to consistently say something worthwile on social media. Thats why the topic is so interesting, everybody is trying to figure it out.
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What a great radio show today on WRHI talk radio. The interesting experience I took from the event was that twitter does not compute with normal (non-techie) people. It was interesting that our interviewer Manning, a boomer and great radio personality for over 20 years in the Rock Hill, SC metro, found it difficult to catch the terms of twitter while Facebook seemed easy.
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