Of all the social media channels, Twitter is the most difficult to understand and use, especially for those who are unfamiliar with other popular forms of social media. Words like “hashtag,” “re-tweet” and “handle” can seem like a mysterious foreign language, and the 140-character limit makes using Twitter even more
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News
Death, Taxes, and Social Media
Rachel Strella - Feb 24, 2013 - 33 dimensions, Facebook, LinkedIn, ric albano, small business, social media, strella, tax breaks for large businesses, tax breaks for small business - No Comments
By Ric Albano News broke last week that, despite bring in over a billion dollars in profit last year, Facebook owes no taxes for the year 2012. Actually, the company will be getting a refund of close to a half billion dollars. This is due to a provision in the
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How Will Facebook Graph Search Affect Business, Search and Privacy?
Rachel Strella - Jan 20, 2013 - facebook for business, facebook graph search, facebook graph search and seo, Facebook privacy, rachel strella, social media harrisburg, strella, strella social media - No Comments
After the announcement of the Facebook Graph Search this past week, there’s been a lot of talk about what it means for users, businesses and the future of social media. This new tool is generating a lot of buzz, so I thought I’d briefly explain how it works and tackle
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Social Media: New Territory for Small Business
Rachel Strella - Nov 04, 2012 - No Comments
By Rachel A Small Business Owner’s Guide to Social Media is finally complete and what a fun ride it’s been! As a way to introduce the product, I’m delighted to answer interview questions from Jennifer Grigg. Jennifer purchased my first product, Social Media Manager Profits, in August 2011. Since then,
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Tragedy and Community
Rachel Strella - Sep 30, 2012 - community, donna orbach, Eric Yaverbaum, mitrani at home, online community, reuben eli mitrani, social media community - No Comments
Last week, I found out that the son of my first clients, Donna and Albert at Mitrani at Home, passed away in Geneva. Their son, Reuben Eli Mitrani, suffered a brain aneurysm while traveling abroad. He was only 20 years old. This news was both shocking and saddening, and I
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