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How to Be an Awesome Pinner on Pinterest

January 25, 2012
Pinterest Etiquette

Pinterest is one of the fastest (if not the fastest) growing social networks, and I tell you what. I’m totally obsessed. I’ve found really great ideas, recipes, DIY and gift projects, and even awesome blogs. However, with any new network comes a learning period, where everyone kind of has to figure out how the whole [...]

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Blacking Out for SOPA

January 17, 2012
SOPA-BLACKOUT

I’m sorry to inconvenience all of you, but tomorrow (January 18), Making Geek Look Good is blacking out in protest of SOPA, which in short intends to fight online counterfeiting and trafficking of copyrighted materials in such a broad way that any and every website could be at risk of being blocked. TechDirt has a [...]

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Ocean Marketing and Paul Christoforo’s PR Blunder (AKA You Really Stepped in it, Bro)

December 27, 2011
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Ah yes, another post wherein I hop up on my soapbox. See, every now and then, a story gets me so riled up that I have to talk about it on here. Today’s edition of pissed-off-geek-rant is brought to you by Paul Christoforo, courtesy of Penny Arcade. If you’re not yet familiar with the situation, [...]

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A Little Too Proud of Myself

December 26, 2011

Yep. I was particularly excited about this one, my sister LOVED this one, and this one has essentially saved my house from being an upside-down nightmare. Want to follow my boards? Of course you do. Either click on the Pinterest icon in the sidebar or follow my boards here. Note: I’m NOT ResaMichelle on Pinterest. [...]

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The End of NaBloPoMo!

November 30, 2011
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Ahhh, yes. The end of an entire month of blogging each and every day (okay, except for the first couple days), and it has not been an easy process. There were nights when I just wanted to freaking go to bed, days when the kiddo wanted to steal the keyboard from me and eat it [...]

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12 Questions to Guide Your Social Media Campaigns

March 1, 2010

As more and more consumers are making their way online, they’re creating conversations about the products and services they’ve been using for years. Consequently, more and more businesses are discovering the importance of being a part of the conversations that are already happening about and around them. However, a lot of businesses aren’t sure where [...]

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