Have you ever noticed that a lot of content on the web doesn't really explain what the user is supposed to do? Sure, I know you're a business and offer products or services that may or may not work for me, but did you ever tell me to "try this service or that product" and really explain why it's going to make my life easier?

Have you ever wondered if there is anything more to life than being really, really ridiculously good-looking?

Be Leery of "Social Media Experts"Fully qualifed URL of the external postBrett Turner2009 09 03Social Media Let me begin this post with a disclaimer There are a lot of people in the Social Media space that I respect and I

People put up all kinds of excuses for not participating in Social Media: That is for young people. What's in it for me? I don’t have time (by the way, you make time for what you want to do). Then there is that fantastic question "What if..."

I actually read the Rohit Bhargava (@rohitbhargava) blog post and corresponding report linked to below yesterday, but figured, in the interest of keeping with the research, I should wait until today to post/share this and then tweet about it.

A new blog can be a very exciting time for any company. Depending on what report you read, you can find anywhere between 60,000 and 160,000 blogs popping up every month.