This 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 moreMany of you have asked where I’ve been over the past few months. I recently wrapped up writing a book on social media marketing for individuals to large businesses entitled The New Community Rules (Amazon link) and the book is slated for a late June/early July release. But in even bigger news, two weeks ago today, I gave...
read moreThis is a sponsored post by Sears but the thoughts within are mine and mine alone. As a blogger, you have the potential to reach a tremendous audience. As an individual, perhaps a company or an entrepreneur who is looking to spread the word about a new product launch, you have the potential to keep marketing costs down by reaching...
read moreMany tech geeks will often say that their first forays into cyberspace began with a 300 baud modem and a BBS. I’m a little younger than that (finally, I can say that!), but I was an early adopter of social networks from when I first opened my 3.5″ floppy of Promenade (later to be called AOL) and signed up to use the...
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 moreAs I was traveling on my last of three conferences, Chris Kieff tagged me on the 4×4 meme that’s going around. The idea of this meme is somewhat like previous memes, but it’s four times full of fun. You’re given four questions and you need to provide four answers. Then, you need to top it off by tagging...
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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 Mashable's Global Advertising Director. Tamar is also the author of The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web.
