Do You Know Your Twitter Limit?

by: George Bounacos June 14, 2010

Do you know the optimal number of characters to use on Twitter?

Google’s Jolt of Caffeine

by: George Bounacos June 8, 2010

Google’s search index methodology is officially cut over after months of testing. What that means for you.

Backing Up Your Online Data

by: George Bounacos April 27, 2010

Afraid your Facebook or Twitter streams will vanish? What about your Google Docs. We have a free solution for you.

Tweets Are Forever

by: George Bounacos April 15, 2010

The federal government will soon have access to every post made on Twitter. We talk about why that’s good and potentially bad.

Kevin Smith, Sarah Silverman & Social Media

by: George Bounacos February 16, 2010

Two well known organizations took on two celebrities this week in social media. Guess who won?

Google Buzzes Facebook

by: George Bounacos February 9, 2010

The search company rolls out more social media features as it moves from its core competency. What’s the buzz about Google Buzz?

Stop Demanding High Rankings

by: George Bounacos November 2, 2009

I watched another potential lead go by today and decided not to purchase the information because the prospect was in a medium sized market.  Their sole criteria was that they wanted to rank in the top 3 spots for a certain local phrase. It’s important that you as a small business don’ t make this [...]

Twelve Twitter Tips For New Users

by: George Bounacos August 26, 2009

Welcome to Twitter.    Glad you made it.   The site is fun to use, often informative and can be a great way to learn about breaking news. I started writing something to a friend in email and realized this was a perfect blog for those new to Twitter.  So in the interest of alliteration, here are [...]

OfficeGossip Opens For Business – Fast Friday Fact

by: George Bounacos May 22, 2009

Searching for business gossip in social media just got easier.

Social Media Is Here To Stay

by: George Bounacos March 31, 2009

Social media, like rock and roll, isn’t going anywhere. Check out the latest demographics from Facebook, Twitter and Digg.