If you’re a B2B company using social media, including Twitter, FB or LinkedIn, then a blog should definitely be part of your strategy. Tweet Katie Meurin, of Komarketing Associates, an SEO firm, posted a stat that I found interesting in her post, “ 15 Content Marketing and Social Media Takeaways from the B2B Marketing Summit.” ” Of the 79% of B2B marketers using social media, only 28% use a blog. Why do I say this? Simply put, a blog is how you easily, quickly and cost-effectively create fresh content on a regular basis. We need to write about it.” MORE >>

Hootsuite is a great tool for this type of work as it allows you to post to each platform you're using -- i.e. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. Tweet June, 2011. Published by Dianna Huff. Volume 11, Number 4. Welcome! Having a hard time keeping up with all the online content that's out there? was too, until I learned how to manage all of it with Google Reader. In this month's article, I give you tips on why Google Reader is a wonderful tool and how you can use it to make your life easier. Where did the time go? Revenge is sweet. And, thank you for your continued support and kind words. MORE >>

Do you wish someone would just show you how to use your e-newsletter, blog or LinkedIn profile more effectively versus developing something completely new? July, 2010. Published by Dianna Huff. Volume 10, Number 7. Welcome! Due to vacation and a flurry of new projects, this newsletter is a few weeks late. My son and I traveled to California for an eight day "tech tour": We toured Google and visited the Apple campus and the Intel museum, all of which were a blast. We also met a few founders from local Silicon Valley start-ups as well as tech interns. Regards, Dianna Huff. Jeff Brooks. MORE >>

Given this, I’d find myself venturing back to LinkedIn every once in a while, but it reminds me of the juice aisle in the grocery store. Twitter is good, but like LinkedIn, it’s become so busy and noisy that it’s hard to stand out or make your voice heard unless you’re using automated tools to push out content (because you think you’re a radio station) — and/or you’re on it 24/7, which I’m not. It’s also quiet — or perhaps it simply lacks that deafening roar you hear on Twitter and LinkedIn. well, everyone. MORE >>

like how this organization created a drop down menu that shows links to Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Tweet I’ve spent a lot of time of late adding followers to clients’ Twitter accounts and RSS feeds to Google Reader. Be sure to read my post about why Google Reader should be your BFF in terms of managing the content tsunami we’re all dealing with.). I’m purposely not covering those companies who lack a social presence but place icons in the hope that people will tweet / Like their content. That’s a whole other article.). is important. Trust me.). MORE >>