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Daily Bytes: Flickr, Twitter, Cultivation & Twitter.org? Facebook.org?

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Today’s Daily Bytes focuses on how to better use your social media tools like Flickr and Twitter, cultivation is the secret to social media marketing and whether Twitter and Facebook should be viewed as non-profit organizations.

Ten Tips to Boost Your Flickr Profile

I have never really taken advantage of Flickr, but am an avid photo taker.  I am off to Inbound Marketing Summit tonight in Boston and will be taking pictures as well as setting up a business Flickr account.  I will also be using the tips from this great post.  Last week I posted his “Ten Tips to Boost Your LinkedIn Profile”.

Small Business Marketing:  12 Ways to Utilize Twitter

I know so many business owners who serious question why and how to use Twitter.  The Kherize5 Blog has written what I consider a “12-step” program for business owners that need to overcome their Twitter jitters.

The Secret to Social Media Marketing?  Cultivation

This post from HubSpot focuses on how much of a nurturing medium social media is.

Twitter.org?  Facebook.org?

This post focuses on an editorial written by Bo Peapody, a successful internet entrepreneur and now venture capital investor at Village Ventures,  and published in the Washington Post last week.  In the editorial, Bo argued that social media aggregators like Twitter and Facebook should be treated like non-profit organizations.  Bo, the founder of Tripod, one of the web’s first successful social media websites has some real world insights in this arena.  What do you think?


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