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I’m pretty chuffed to announce today after nearly a year of discussions and negotiations that MIH Print Africa, a division of Naspers, has successfully acquired a stake in Afrigator.com, one of my projects.

In the past couple of weeks, as part of WATconsult’s business I have been dealing with a few clients on providing social media solutions to their issues and problems. Many seem kicked about the phrase, others don’t have much clue but still want to do it for the sake of being at the ‘forefront’ of

Last week Thursday morning, I participated as a social media PR expert and panelist in a very cool Bulldog Reporter PR University audio conference entitled Beyond Twitter PR. (more…) Related PostsThe Blogosphere is Your Best Bet to Be HeardNBC, CBS, ABC Family, MTV . . .

Last week Thursday morning, I participated as a social media PR expert and panelist in a very cool Bulldog Reporter PR University audio conference entitled Beyond Twitter PR. Here’s some information on the call-in audio conference: 8/28/08 - Beyond Twitter PR: The New Rules of Crafting a Powerful,

Rss Applied is now on Vox Posted on: September 4th, 2008 by Arik Brown We have joined Vox so if you’re a member over there don’t be shy! Rss Applied Vox Account Tags: rss-applied Posted in Social Media Marketing | No Comments »

From Cowpaths to Mastadons Part 1: From Cowpaths to Mastadons - 1This gets a little crazy, but I’m talking about marketing and how social media impacts it. Part 2: From Cowpaths to Mastadons - 2Where I talk about awareness, and how toilets know more about me than my laptop.

Many prospects, and clients, we interact with, talk about starting their blog on a free blog site, such as Blogger.com etc. That's a bad-bad way to start your blog/ social media journey, we tell them. Show the tool the reverence it deserves - don't treat it casually - we tell them.

Start Your Own September 4, 2008 11:23 PM Posted by Mitch Joel There's never been a better time to start your own Blog. If you're keeping score in the social media landscape, you're probably noticing many people bail on their Blogs and Podcasts for the conversations on Twitter or FriendFeed.

Jeremy Tanner tagged me: I need to chime in and tell the world, in all my infinite wisdom, what a “social media” best practice is. Interestingly enough my knee jerk reaction was to say either: if you call it social media you’re doing it wrong, or just stop trying, FFS.