If you’ve ever needed to plan a business meeting or rendezvous with friends, you know that finding a time and date that works for everyone can result in wasting lots of your time. Usually people engage in back-and-forth messaging madness, including long email threads, thumb-numbing text messages, and/or phone tag. For instance, a couple of
Pandora and Last.fm are two of the most popular radio-style streaming music services, but which one reigns supreme? Pandora Pandora bills itself as the service that “only plays music you’ll love”, based on personalized song recommendations from the Music Genome Project. Just plug in a song or artist, and the service will play a related
“Everything happens somewhere. Start exploring your world with your friends by sharing your experiences at the places where you go.” – Michael Sharon, Facebook product manager for Places On Wednesday, Facebook launched Places, a tool that allows users to share their current location. In this post, I’ll provide an overview of the new feature, how
If you have company pages on Facebook and Twitter, posting the same information on each platform may be tedious. Many services allow users to update both pages at once, but you may not want tweet symbols (retweets, hashtags, @replies, etc.) sent to Facebook. Furthermore, figuring out how to build a following on either page can
Wyndstorm would like to introduce our new Social Media Coordinator, Courtney Parham! Her background in leading social media marketing campaigns, managing online communities, and public relations experience will certainly strengthen the Wyndstorm team. An innovative go-getter, she is the founder of Young Blacks of the Bay, a thriving social network that has recently expanded to Los Angeles.
One of our clients geared towards creating awareness and generating education within the health and wellness community is the American College of Phlebology (ACP) <http://www.phlebology.org> The American College of Phlebology is the premier association for physicians and allied health professionals working in the field of Phlebology. Most folks, who aren’t familiar with the term, often