[polldaddy poll=4255566] Think about it this way: which site/service do you devote most of your time to? Which one brings you the most activity that results in your goal? Think about what may be coming in the future and how much better they may be. You know Facebook is huge today but it can be replaced … in fact it will, eventually, be replaced. Facebook has...

Image via Wikipedia Admittedly there is far more noise than signal on Twitter unless you stay inside your lists – which I often do. Lists have, for the most part, been sort of a rescue for users of the Twitter website. We who use tools like Tweetgrid, Seesmic, Hootsuite, or another third party solution to engage on Twitter likely did not notice when a...

Image via Wikipedia First you may want to know why anyone may follow someone to begin with. As for me if I see an interesting tweet about a subject I am interested in I may follow that person. Occasionally I follow people who have participated in a Twitter chat session with me thinking we may engage later. More often I will search on a subject, hashtag or...

Several friends have asked how to remove and block the app on Facebook called “Commit to Vote”. It seems they are a little offended that Organizing For America may have access to their friends list. Whatever the reason, here is how to block any Facebook app from posting to your Facebook wall. Find the link to the application immediately following the...

After having used the new Twitter website for a month I’ve had ample opportunity to like it or not … wait, like is for Facebook. Here are three things I do like about the new Twitter: Video and images inline – very cool The retweets function to boost, or destroy, my ego (and check my effect) The new messages page with the conversation log...