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Project management should not be the burden causing many restless nights. Back and forth emailing, organisation of files and documents and screaming clients catching you red-faced during disastrous moments. There is a golden way to ease the pain of project management and client liaison. Readers, this is Dropbox. Dropbox, this is the creative readers you will be working with.

How a petroleum supplier participates online during a national crisis. This is what I label as ‘Great online social-thinking’

If you are a South African driver, you might have been participating in the scramble to get petroleum for you vehicle. It’s actually funny – this scramble is causing more chaos than the falsely predicted rapturing we [...]

Not too long ago back when the millennium had just started and starting a dotcom was the rage, a new form of buying entered in to cyberspace. Group buying as it was known then. Simple in concept, a company would offer a deal on the website at a hugely discounted rate from a partner company such as a restaurant. The buyer then purchases the deal… hold on a second there, the deal hasn’t been concluded yet.

Yes part part 2 much like every single movie that comes out these days is a two to three parter well to capitalise on Hollywood’s formula I shall endeavour to do the same not to worry this wont become like Friday the 13th part 17 Jason in Africa vs. the Tokoloshe. No this will follow on from the previous Facebook pages article.

Steal from your competition – the only existing phrase (I know of) that implies that a bad act is actually a good contributor to your own success. You don’t have to literally steal from your opposition, but merely borrow some ideas and concepts to implement into your own social media campaigns. I point out three valuable active contributors in the social media world (Facebook to be precise), by discussing why their attempts works for the better for the organization’s success.

Cat and dog fights, love and romance, hugs and kisses, cows and chickens for sale, drunken photos and many more - all the things present on Facebook. Some weird, some fun and others damn hilarious!

A follow on from my previous post. I found some fab Social Media infographics that I had to share but kept for their own post. Please enjoy!

You know all those pages you “like” on Facebook how many of them do you actively follow and look forward to viewing when there is no one watching you at work.

Not that many I’m guessing and why is this…. it’s because those pages are duller than watching midsummer murder repeats. If nothing has change and the pages are as barren as the salt pans in Botswana you are not going to develop a huge resource and a pool of buyers who tell you directly what they think about your product or service.

So what is LinkedIn really, is it just another Facebook?
Yes and no, LinkedIn is a social network similar to Facebook but it’s for professionals, no not professional hitmen but professional businessmen and leaders in their respective industries. You join Linked in to talk about business matters and not music, sport or the party that happened on the weekend that’s what Facebook is for…

Many people tend to take the starting of a Web site very lightly, assuming that the path to success merely consists of a little effort and (sometimes) having to make it look nice. This misconception is extremely widespread, and even I was guilty of it before I started my own personal blog. Read after the jump to see some steps you have to take before your site even has a marginal chance at gaining popularity.

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