Anita Kirkbride 
It was the blizzard of ’14. The snow was all the way up to here! It was colder in Hammonds Plains that day than it was on Mars. I had to walk all the way to the end of my driveway to pick up the flyers that day and boy, I didn’t think I was going to make it back.
Did you hear? Facebook tweaked the newsfeed algorithm. AGAIN. Check your numbers. I’m guessing your reach has fallen dramatically. Mine certainly has. Who knows if Facebook will ever rejig things for the better. In the meantime, here’s how you can help your Facebook Fans see more of your content.
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Want to improve your Goolge ranking? When I started implementing these SEO tips for bloggers on this blog, Twirp Communications jumped from the bottom of Page 1 (or worse) to the top of Page 1 within a few days.
Does your newsletter help your social media? Or is social media helping your newsletter? Whether you’re sharing, connecting or promoting, the two go together like milk and cookies. Integrating your enewsletters with your social media is really quite simple and there are many ways to do it.
In just a few minutes I found many business leads on Twitter… and all were in the Halifax area. If you complain that Twitter isn’t helping you find business, perhaps you need to be more proactive.
A self-defined social media expert is sitting in your office. They’re talking circle around you and you need to know what questions to ask? Pull up this article.
Do you have a Twitter strategy for who you will follow (or follow back) with your business Twitter account? If not, it’s time for you to consider the ramifications of willy-nilly following (which *is* a Twitter strategy in itself, I suppose). Savvy Twitter users are checking out your profile before they decide to follow you. One of the things they may be checking is who you are following–it gives them an idea of the kind of information you are interested in and might share.
I really got my knickers in a knot yesterday when I saw someone promoting himself as some kind of social media superstar. This person claims to have the largest Facebook following for his industry in Atlantic Canada. Well, I *HAD* to go check that out. Sure enough, this page, for a local service in a … Read more
With all the new businesses starting up in Halifax we’re seeing more and more local businesses join Facebook and Twitter. In turn, I seem to be getting more and more questions about the best way to set up a Facebook business page. Even more disturbing to me is when I hear that another social media … Read more
