My name is Jeniffer Thompson and I am an author, speaker, and Internet Marketing strategist. I’m not a guru—I don’t have some miracle answer to guarantee your online success. What I do offer is a common sense approach to Internet Marketing. I concentrate on the nuts and bolts of how you can establish a professional online presence and will teach you simple steps anyone can follow:
develop your brand and fine-tune your message,
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Last Friday, Facebook launched its version of the hashtag search functionality, following in the footsteps of sites like Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram.
With the introduction of the Facebook hashtag comes quite a bit of added opportunity for content discovery, especially for owners of fan pages that are looking to increase their exposure to new audiences. And, as with almost any new Facebook feature these days, there also comes a wave of “privacy paranoia,” since not all of us are using Facebook as a marketing tool. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’re an active blogger, and if you’re active on social media, working to get your blog posts in front of as many readers as possible, then you might find the site Triberr useful.
Triberr is being branded as a “blog amplification and content discovery platform.” To use it, users sign up and search for “tribes” that feature like-minded or niche-specific bloggers that are blogging about topics of similar interest to their audience. For example, there are food blogger tribes, alternative health tribes, social media marketing tribes and so on. Read the rest of this entry »
