by Cheryl Burgess
With our new McGraw-Hill book, The Social Employee: How Great Companies Make Social Media Work, now among Amazon’s top sellers in several business categories, we have found ourselves engaged in a wealth of exciting conversations regarding the content of the book....
by Mark Burgess
Now that Google+ has been around for a few years, the benefits have come into sharper focus. Most notably, this rapidly-growing social network is proving to be a popular, integrated platform for small business. The brilliance of Google+ lies in the variety of...
by Cheryl Burgess
Small businesses are realizing that social media is here to stay, and they are taking notice because becoming a social brand can help drive revenue. Traditionally, small business have used outbound advertising platforms like direct mail, cable television, newspapers...
by Cheryl Burgess
The transformational trend of social business is disrupting and revolutionizing large and small businesses alike as the world becomes increasingly more interconnected, rewired and reoriented by social technology. Businesses are in the midst of fundamental changes that...
by Mark Burgess
By the end of 2012, analysts predict that Google+ will reach 400 million users. In its first 88 days the social platform’s growth rate outpaced Facebook and every other social network. Impressive, but, is it worth a small business owner’s time and energy to learn yet...
by Cheryl Burgess
Google+ or Google-? 20 Experts Voice Their Opinions The onslaught of new digital technologies, decline of traditional methods of reaching customers and the increased use of social media, doesn’t exactly make being a CMO an easy job. Forrester’s advice to CMOs: ...
