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Using Social Media to Manage Adversity

by Justin Levy on December 3, 2009

This was originally posted over on workshifting.com which is a project that New Marketing Labs works with Citrix Online on.  David Baeza of the Citrix Online team wrote the following post and I thought you would find it interesting ’round these parts.  It showcases how Citrix Online chose to use social media, as opposed to [...]

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Chasing the Human Web

by Justin Levy on October 11, 2009

Today AJ Leon stops by to share his thoughts on chasing the human web.  AJ is co-founder of The LaC Project, a regular contributor to workshifting.com (client project) and spends a lot of his time traveling the world helping impoverished communities.  You can connect with AJ on Twitter and Tumblr.
So, I’m about to walk [...]

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Eating at the Social Media Steakhouse

by Justin Levy on February 20, 2009

Today, Danny Brown takes over my blog with a guest post about eating and social media…two of my favorite things
I’m a man that likes his food. While I may not always be the healthiest of eaters, I do try and stay away from the junk and eat as much homemade food as possible. [...]

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Crafting a Successful Buzz Strategy

by Justin Levy on November 5, 2008

Today Maria Elena Duron takes over my blog for a guest post on creating a buzz strategy.  Maria is CEO of Buzz to Bucks which provides online profile management, social management and reputation management services to its’ clients.
This week I sat down with several clients to talk Twitter. Their questions ranged from “how to?”, “what’s this?”, [...]

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Using the Most and Least Social Networking Utilities as Possible

by Justin Levy on October 29, 2008

Today Josh Whitford takes over my blog with a guest post.  Josh is an Internet Marketeer who focuses on current Marketing Ideas and Unconventional Marketing Techniques.
How is it possible to use “the most and least” social networking communities at the same time?
Management, that’s how.
I subscribe to dozens and dozens of different social networking communities, including [...]

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