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I’m continuing with my recent theme of Twitter-related posts by trying to answer the burning question “What can I do to get more followers on Twitter?” It’s a question I’ve heard a number of times, and it’s worth looking at deeper. After all, the more followers you can get, the more exposure your brand will have.

The week before last, I rang the bell for round one in the “Website vs. Blog” series, which is designed to underscore the business value of a blog that traditional websites lack. Round one went to the Blog, who completely dominated the Website by helping non-profits and small businesses connect better with their customers.

This will be the first program of its kind to offer marketing strategies to certified personal fitness trainers. Rancho Santa Margarita, CA (PRnine - November 14, 2008) - Dr. John Spencer Ellis, CEO of John Spencer Ellis Enterprises specializes in all things health, fitness, and wellness, including

The Bombardier Manifesto is a blog for bands, clubs and related industries about music, marketing and technology. Learn how to use these tools to develop a healthy and profitable music scene. Hello World! Welcome to the first entry of the Bombardier Manifesto.

Social networking websites have taken the world by storm. On MySpace and Facebook, users lovingly chronicle the intimate details of their lives, post their current relationship status and feelings, provide spontaneous opinions, and upload off-the-cuff photographs.

Most of you have probably heard the term ‘domain squatter’ which is someone who registers a domain with the sole intent of selling to someone else who has a legitimate need for it (at a substantially increased price). Well, domain names are not the only thing being targeted by squatters as social networking names are being quickly gobbled up.

1.  Be yourself - don’t try to create a persona that doesn’t reflect the real you.  It will come back to haunt you. 2. Be selective about who you add.  You don’t need to add each and every person who asks. 3. Don’t try to network on every online forum.  Instead choose those that fit your audience or goals and work to build those.

10 Social Networking Safety Tips from Microsoft Posted in Microsoft, Security, Tips | November 13th, 2008 As Social Networking website including MySpace, Facebook, Orkut, Twitter,Windows Live Spaces and there are a lot of other services used by people to connect and share their personal information with other including photos, video and other type of information.

November 12, 2008 — Jenn (Updated and reposted from FHK) Do you have an online presence, or is your online reputation a bit hap-hazzard, with um-teen different ID’s and profiles on who-knows-how-many social networking sites out there? It’s time to get it together, and show some virtual self-respect.

Before I get into this post, let’s get one thing straight: I don’t think Digg is the magic key to achieving traffic and revenue for your website.  Although there is no denying that landing on the front page of Digg can send a ton of traffic to your website, study after study has shown that not only