Social Media Consultant Rick Snyder

Tag: Dialogue

  • Blog Comments Let’s be Social

    Blog comments were social long before social networks. Interacting online, submitting feedback and comments is a mainstay of the social network. Opening your blog to comments comes with baggage in the form of comment spam. Think email spam but take it up a few notches.  My content management system of choice is self hosted WordPress. […]

  • Triberr and Social Reach

    Triberr is a blog sharing social network that caught my interest a few years back. I remember it as clunky and buggy. Fast forward to Fall 2013 and hello again Triberr your social reach really matters! Ms. Ileane Smith of basicblogtips.com wrote a blog post named What Changed My Mind About Tiberr that reminded me […]

  • Power blogging Jon Morrow has its secret

    Few writers active in the blog-O-sphere capture more of their audience than Jon Morrow. You probably already know Jon’s writing because the style is simple yet effective enough to stick in your head. He reads your mind with each post, consistently making it seem like you need the information he just delivered to you in […]

  • Your Social Media Problem Solved

    Ever started in social media then been overwhelmed? Do you find it hard to know what to post and when? Ever said a blog is just too hard because you don’t know what to do? Social media chaos, confusion and frustration? Is this you? Let me solve your problem with real solutions. Simple, effective and […]

  • Lost posts and lessons learned

    Two month old backups meant lost content for me yesterday. Five posts are gone, poof. Yesterday morning my website host, iPage notified me that my site was creating a huge server load and suspended service. For a site that receives around 500 hits per month I knew immediately it wasn’t something I did. Yes my […]

  • Hashtag 140cuse

    Hashtag 140cuse

    #140cuse, the 140 characters real time web conference held at Syracuse University on April 19, 2012 trended on Twitter. I was there. I participated via tweets, updates and posts.   The success of the #140cuse conference was due to a core group of amazing talents at Syracuse University’s iSchool, Professor of social media, Anthony Rotolo […]

  • Dialogues matter

    Dialog is important to a business.  Succesful business do business in the form of a dialogue, not a monologue which is a one sided conversation.  Agree…?   Are you guilty of spewing monologue? Often it’s a dictatorial position. Monologues are not highly recommended as a convincing method to conduct business in today’s market place – […]

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