I have to ask myself this question regularly. There are so many inputs we get every day. Social media, TV and movies, the news, our friends, email newsletters, browsing the internet, billboards, mailed flyers, and many more. It overwhelms me. I take it all in, and then I shut it all out. Over and over
Seven years ago, I went offline. Ok, that’s not completely accurate. I maintained my social media accounts for personal use, I didn’t shut down my Facebook page, and I’ve done digital and social media marketing for companies between then and now. But for someone who was ALL over the internet earnestly trying to become a
I first wrote this post for the Media Two blog Media Two Point {oh!}. They’ve been awesome enough to let me repost it here. Last month, Bing rolled out its new social search feature in which it teamed up with Facebook to provide social context for your searches. Their main message is that you don’t make decisions without