Posted on Friday, 8th July 2011 by Frank
Have you taken a look into Empire Avenue or do you feel it’s not your cup of tea? If you feel it’s not for you, I highly suggest giving it a shot. I felt like you once before, but curiosity led me to signing up for an account. Trust me, read my tips that will surely change your mind.
Tags: empire avenue, game, relationships, social media, social network, stock price, tips
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Posted on Friday, 24th June 2011 by Frank
Who doesn’t want to meet good people? Who doesn’t like Twitter? Combine the two and add a Twitter chat to the mix like #blogchat and you have the makings of an awesome conversation. There’s so much value in these “chat rooms” on Twitter, but I’m sure most people don’t take the time to notice.
Tags: #blogchat, chat, communicating, engagement, relationships, social media, Twitter
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Posted on Thursday, 16th June 2011 by Frank
Papa Johns does a poor job with customer service via email and through social media. They say they’re going to fix an issue, but it never actually happens. Honestly, how can you continuously redirect customers on Twitter to the support email address?
Tags: customer service, customer support, fail, papa johns, pizza, social media
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Posted on Thursday, 9th June 2011 by Frank
Have you ever thought about the impact social media could have in a court case? Well, there’s a lot to be said in this one as social media has a direct impact on the case involving Casey Anthony. If you ever wanted to know the status or what was happening with a trial, well, all the social networks available today make it easier to listen in.
Tags: casey anthony, court case, maria rainier, social media, Social Networks, trial
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Posted on Friday, 7th January 2011 by Frank
Would you ever expect that YouTube could fail in one aspect of their product? Well, obviously everyone can fail, but YouTube has really seemed to lack on the aspect of community building. Not to say they don’t have a large user base, but the majority of the people making comments are really nothing more than trolls. Do you agree?
Tags: comments, community, failure, social media, trolls, YouTube, youtube failure
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My name is Frank Angelone and I'm a graduate of Penn State University. Here on Social Tech Zone, I'm determined to help you with your social media strategies and teach you how to improve your computer performance.
