I’m speaking at SMBR (Social Media for Business Results) happening this February on the 24th in Auckland and I’d love you to join me.
During this half day training course you’ll get the proven techniques, ideas, inspiration and confidence to succeed with social media using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and blogging plus you’ll get $140 value for just $90 when you attend.
Being able to do everything yourself and knowing what to do (and what not to do!) will save you time, improve your results and save you thousands compared to paying a social media company or employing a staff member to do it for you. (more…)
Twitter officially launched in 2006 and started its meteoric growth around January 2009, so how’s everything tracking in 2011? Let’s take a look at who’s doing what and how much of it they’re doing in these updated Twitter stats for 2011… 
The title says it all really, so let’s just get straight to the tips! Some of these you can do the moment you finish this article, some will take you a little more time or effort, but all of them are free to implement yourself.
Usually I spend ages writing a catchy introduction to our blog articles on Marketing Gum, but this time the first point is so powerful I don’t need to…
There had always been a surprising and frustrating lack of stats about Twitter compared to many other social media tools; so when I discovered a 
Following is a superb chart created by Ogilvy’s 360 Degree Digital Influence group.
With so many social media tools out there, how do you choose the right ones for your business?
After finding out the ideal number of tweets per day is a lot higher than I would have guessed (more about that in a moment), I was curious to find out the ideal times to tweet.
You wouldn’t consider running a business without email and a phone number to keep in touch with customers, yet the majority of New Zealand businesses still have 