ag·gre·ga·tion Pronunciation: \ˌa-gri-ˈgā-shən\ 1 : a group, body, or mass composed of many distinct parts or individuals 2 a : the collecting of units or parts into a mass or whole b : the condition of being so collected source Aggregation is one part of a social networking and social media strategy. Simply put, in […]

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While at New Media Atlanta last week I was introduced to a new tool toy.  BackNoise.  I think the easiest ways to describe it are as follows… Back Noise: baak_noiz,  1. Useful tool to gauge reactions to speakers or other aspects of an event, allowing event participants to freely exchange information with each other during […]

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If you weren’t there, Chris Brogan, co-author of Trust Agents recently spoke at the New Media Atlanta conference.  It was excellent. He ran through several genres of topics, and even addressed the “Back Noise” channel… by putting it on the screen for all to see.  (Be aware, there is a bit of profanity, and while […]

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Image via Wikipedia We’ll assume that you already have a FaceBook (personal) Profile.  In fact, we should start to assume that you already have a FaceBook (Business) Fan Page… because if you don’t, it is like not having a website just a couple of years ago… in fact, you should have several FaceBook Fan Pages.

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I really want to take a moment to thank Corey and Marcia at Garner Creek at Parkview for hosting our Blogging, Active Rain and Social Networking Workshop.  We had to change the location at the last minute to accommodate the extra people that expressed interest, but everything went off pretty well. As mentioned during the […]

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The first Social Media Breakfast Atlanta event was this morning at the Duluth Diner.  At 7:00am, about 20 dedicated Social Media Adventurers gathered to discuss better ways to deploy social media for their businesses. Ranging from neophytes to experienced, the common thread was a desire to learn and grow.

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