As many of you know, I’m a work at home mom who operates as a consultant, ad sales manager for Mashable, and soon-to-be startup founder all from one single Dell laptop which I use as a desktop. Having a home office is both a blessing and a curse; the ability not to commute makes my life easier and saves me about 3-4 hours per...
read moreThis isn’t a real post about social media strategy, but it’s an important issue that follows from our social media behavior online. I’m sharing this because I think that despite the controversial nature, it is a significant discussion, especially since I suspect that many of you might have thought differently about...
read moreThis post is a little personal in nature, but I’m sure if you read through the end, you’ll enjoy reading this story as much as I enjoyed telling it. In fact, I’ve been meaning to tell this story for nearly two years. In the last few years, I’ve taken the liberty of doing more than just blogging —...
read moreAfter months (and I mean months) of planning, the blog redesign for techipedia is finally live. This wouldn’t have been possible if not for a few people, so I’d like to thank them for their awesome work. First, thanks to designer Patrick Winfield of 10e20 for the excellent graphic design work. Pat was very patient, and...
read moreDavid Dalka from Chicago tagged me in a relatively recent meme, and although I’ve already answered this question once before, I decided that I’d do David a favor and oblige. It took me a good deal of time to find eight things that people don’t really know about me, but I think I have it… When I was young,...
read moreI don’t like Mylanta, so I’m not sure I would. But there’s a recipe circulating around the Internet and the result is apparently very tasty. I wonder if it prevents heartburn indefinitely? [via MAKE.] Permanent link to this post (35 words, 1 image, estimated 8 secs reading...
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Tamar Weinberg is a social media enthusiast with a passion for all things tech and productivity. She provides consulting in internet marketing and is the Director of East Coast Sales at Force 12 Media. Tamar is also the author of The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web.
