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Category Archives: Social Media
The Office Ninja’s Sword: Proofreading
Yes, proofreading is important even for office ninjas like me. Case in point, in my rush to email an announcement, I neglected to properly proofread the text. Unfortunately, unlike blog posts and web pages, once you send an email with Constant … Continue reading
Just like Soylent Green, Social Media is People
As our hero discovers, much to his dismay and disgust, the food being sold and rationed is made from people. “Listen to me! You’ve got to tell them, Soylent Green is people!” Well, so is social media. Yes, Soylent Green … Continue reading
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Five Reasons Why You Should Blog
Thousands of geniuses live and die undiscovered – either by themselves or by others. ~ Mark Twain I am passionate about social media. That’s my one and only disclaimer. If, during conversation, I sense an opening, a teachable moment if … Continue reading
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Social Media: Is It Worth The Time?
I know that I’ve said you can survive on Twitter in 5 minutes a day and that is true, especially when you just start. I mean, if you have 500 or less followers, you could very well be staring at your … Continue reading
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Social Media: “Forced to be Whole”
A Forbes.com article entitled “Call to Socialize” by Julie Ruvolo dated April 20, 2011, has some interesting insights into social media and how it has affected the highly-guarded segmentation of our lives. It stands out so much as a must-read … Continue reading
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Still Think Social Media is “Just” a Fad?
Socialnomics put out their first Social Media Revolution video July 30, 2009; this May 5, 2010, video is very similar but the statistics are updated. This is a must-see for anyone who wonders if incorporating social media into your business … Continue reading
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Design and Construction Report‘s Best Construction Blog Competition – We’d love your vote.
March 16, 2011 Update: Thanks for the votes. Here is the winner: Construction Law in North Carolina read more: http://lnkd.in/3Fv3Kc Original Post: Since we started this blog just over a year ago, we have expanded our vision and have several topics … Continue reading
Client Kudos via Twitter – BeachCandy by BritB.
Among our variety of services, we also perform building surveys for clients who may consider leasing or purchasing a space. It’s a bit exciting to have performed a survey for a local entrepeneur in beach fashion, BeachCandy by BritB. We … Continue reading
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Client Kudos via Twitter – Follow Your Heart Market (Earth Island Foods)
We are honored to have been able to work with such an amazing client, Follow Your Heart / Earth Island Natural Foods, on their product manufacturing facility. We are humbled to have been the recipient of this morning’s tweet: You … Continue reading
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Embracing Today’s Technology: Social Media
“This telephone has too many shortcomings to be considered as a means of communication. The device is of inherently no value to us.” Western Union internal memo, 1876 Whenever any new technology hits the scene there are always two groups … Continue reading