It is no secret that there are lots of people using social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, and LinkedIn, but it may surprise you exactly who those people are. Using Google Ad Planner, Pingdom put together some great statistics on the age distribution across a number of specific social networks and the use of…
We have talked a few times about resolutions being that it is a pretty fresh year still and today’s post might just be the most important one if you have some serious goals. Everyone has verying goals or resolutions, but a common trait amongst those with a vision: Numbers. What numbers do you need to…
It’s a new year and maybe you think its time people start noticing your awesome business. The problem is, you don’t have a million dollars to throw down on a Super Bowl commercial. No worries, you don’t have to spend money to get noticed. In addition to the basic social media avenues of Facebook and Twitter,…
A little while ago we shared an awesome visual map of the social media world with you and after watching some video from the Web 2.0 Summit, couldn’t resist sharing the map they were using as the backdrop for the stage. It is a little more broad, being that it is a Web 2.0 Map rather…
New Years is always a time for resolutions, goals, starting over, or rededicating. Fitness and health seem to be a popular trends in resolutions and is a goal for some of us here at Salty Waffle as well. We figured we weren’t the only ones interested in some apps to help out along the way…
Here it is! The final part of the 15 Stages of Evolution of the Online Presence Through Social Media. If you haven’t been following along, catch up with the first three parts here, here, and here if you missed them and let us know where you are at, we’ll meet you there. Read on for the exciting conclusion:…
Parts 1 and 2 have taken us through the first 8 stages of evolution of the online presence through social media and now its time for part 3. This will take us to stage 12 and we’ll only be one post away from from the last three stages. Catch up with the first two parts…
No question about it, the number one way to drive away customers is with bad customer service. One bad experience is all it takes to turn one person into a roving spewer of the negative. Obviously, any business wants to avoid that and in today’s world, that can be even harder with the ease, amount,…
Have you ever thought about how much energy you use when you work out? Ever wondered what you could power with all that energy? Well, Ryan Barr and his team at PlugOut have and that is precisely the idea behind their revolutionary fitness products. You see, their ellipticals, cycles, and bikes, built right here in Seattle, capture the…
Exactly one week ago, we began a journey through the 15 stages of online presence through social media that we see our clients, friends, and even major corporations going through as they attempt to implement social media into their marketing strategy and overall online offering. Part I had the first three stages so if you…