Archive for the ‘Psychology and social media’ Category

Gary Vee and the Empire of Favors

Gary Vaynerchuk is arguably the most successful entrepreneur on the social web. Here is the real secret to his success.

Wearable content: The X-factor that makes a social media plan soar

Most companies are naturally trying to create financial benefits through their content, but should they be aiming at something different?

Are we in a marketing revolution … Or something even more surprising?

Perhaps this is not a marketing revolution after all. Maybe there is something deeper going on here.

7 ways to get employees to adopt your enterprise social media initiative

If you’re considering an enterprise social initiative for your company, here are seven aspects of employee adoption that you’ll need to think about upfront.

5 Creative lessons I’ve learned from my enemy

The changes to Google+ are great. But they don’t matter

After an amazing week of announcements, changes Google+ may still be left to struggle behind Facebook

A Rant: In Praise of The Unremarkable

Here’s to the unremarkable. Endless “manifestos” about dreaming your way to success and adventure are creating a culture that believes you’re worthless.

Facebook, the “spiral of envy,” and our Botox Life

Facebook is a spiral of envy where we compare our shiny best lives, resulting in overwhelming feelings of jealousy.

Five ways to be a more confident blogger

The biggest stumbling block to effective blogging may not be time or ideas. It might be having the confidence to make that leap and push “publish!”Five ways to be a more confident blogger