Archive for May, 2009
Building Social Media Champions
Recently I was asked: “How do you think people in the middle of a corporation/organisation can effectively drive the use of social media to build more meaningful relationships with communities of shared interest” It’s an interesting question because it assumes (rightly so I think) that you can’t build social media use from the top down. [...]
Reaching The Other Side
So as it turns out getting my own site hosted with a custom domain was the easy part. Once I secured the domain and set up WordPress (WP) I had a lot of work ahead of me. In order to have a functioning, professional looking, site I needed to find a base theme & customise it to [...]
Bridging the Gap
So I’m making progress on developing my blog. If you recall I was trying to figure out whether I am trying to simply get my point of view out there or whether I am looking to build the most professional and entertaining site possible. I decided to take the plunge and see if I could create something more professional. However, [...]
The Great Blog Gap
Now that I’m 6 months into my blogging career (and I use the term losely) I’ve come to a crossroads. I want more from my blog site than my blog site provider, Wordpress, offers beginners via wordpress.com and I’m not quite technical enough to be able to jump right into the more technical skills that wordpress [...]
