Stephanie Weingart

    Why Tumblr Trumps Micro-Blogging

    What do you get when you mix two cups of online editorial, three cups of microblogging and six cups of awesome?  Tumblr, no doubt. The popular blogging platform that has been around for a few years is becoming a popular ... [Read More]

    Shopping Sites Flash Sales DO NOT FAIL

    If you are like me and love to shop for special deals online, thinking you are smarter than the average consumer because you know how to find the best prices on the best quality items, chances are you are probably a member of ... [Read More]

    Turning Brand Advocates Into Believers

    One question I constantly hear from my clients is; "How do I find where my customers are most actively discussing my brands online?" The brand has gotten involved with Facebook and they monitor Twitter on a regular basis, ... [Read More]

    Blogger Outreach: The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly

    There are millions of great posts around the blogosphere that detail the best practices of Blogger outreach, but what some people might not realize is that Blogger Outreach is a multifaceted strategy.  There are different ... [Read More]

    Whats Still Hot in Emerging Social Media Networks

    We are almost four whole months into the year of 2010 and already we have seen a huge amount of growth in Social Media.  Spring has sprung and new Social Media Networks that were planted last fall are now blossoming into ... [Read More]

    How to Interact Within Your Target Communities (Without Being a Jerk)

    Every smart marketer knows the importance of community.  Interacting with your audience without being "that guy or girl"  is a delicate skill.  Many times a community can be infiltrated "below the line" by using poor ... [Read More]

    Identify Target Blogs, Networks and Communities in 5 Easy Steps

    Right now, as you are reading this, there is a blog being born. There is a community about Fly Fishing with five hundred users and a “Work from Home Daddy” Blog Network with over forty-seven active blogs that have ... [Read More]

    How (and Why) to Use Hashtags on Twitter

    In the year 2010, it is safe to say the brands who are NOT using Twitter as a communication tool have either decided it is not for their product or they just don't get it.  It is so wonderful to see brands embracing social ... [Read More]

    How to Deal with Brand Identity Theft

    How much do you trust your fans?  Do you trust them enough to manage your Facebook fan page?  Do you trust them to converse with other fans that might have customer service-related questions or complaints?  A job like this ... [Read More]

    Letting Fans Create the Product

    When a huge brand creates a Facebook fan page that generates an audience of more than 1 million fans, how should those fans be utilized and stimulated? Vitamin Water recently took advantage of their huge community by having ... [Read More]