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Baby Steps to Social Media Awareness

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With his breakthrough performance in Kindergarten Cop, Arnold showed us why he would someday be Governor of California and leader of the free-world. Or whatever. In the meantime, here are some “baby steps” (get it, Kindergarten, baby steps?) to using social media in your practice, courtesy of Sociable Lawyer.

1. Do not be afraid to try
2. Share your knowledge
3. Polish your online rep
4. Strength in numbers

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06 2011


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Small Business using Social Media?

… actually it depends who you ask.

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02 2011


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Predictions for Google in 2011

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By Alex Chiu of Google Operating System Blog

1. More free storage in Google Docs: at least 20 GB.

2. Gmail HTML5 that loads faster and integrates.

3. Android keyboard  provides useful suggestions.

4. Google Earth web app, and vector-based Google Maps.

5. Database of useful things, data, and related info.

6. Full data sync for Google Chrome extensions.

7. Chrome for Android w/data sync, web apps, more.

8. Google search uses inferences to answer queries.

9. Personal Alerts about things and people around you.

10. Google embraces Facebook and  Facebook Connect.

Read the rest of the predictions here on the Google Operating System Blog.

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12 2010


by practicehacker
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Google Apps: the Big Reveal

Check out the video at Google Apps for Business

Hey Microsoft, stick this in your hard drive! Google Apps for Business, already fast gaining ground with both Fortune 500 and SMB customers with its dead simple suite of cloud-driven, maintenance-free business applications, just brought the smack down, introducing over 60 new applications (all Google properties) to every account for the bargain price of $0/month.  Game, set, match.

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11 2010


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getting found online

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From Guy Kawasaki’s Alltop – some good advice about how to get found online:

  • Don’t Be Ordinary. Unique ideas will take you further than throwing money at marketing
  • Create Good Content. Blogs, videos, podcasts, social networks, and tweets get noticed
  • Optimize It. Optimize posts to be found on Google, Facebook, Twitter, Bing, Yahoo, etc.
  • Promote It. Post your content as many ways as you can and email it to interested parties
  • Measure Results. Act once, measure twice and keep measuring for continued success

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11 2009


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