Andrew

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Name: Andrew
Date registered: December 30, 2010

Latest posts

  1. Are there dangers in using social media? — February 21, 2012
  2. Book review – ‘Get noticed’ — January 5, 2012
  3. A short introduction to Facebook — January 4, 2012
  4. Book review – ‘How to win friends and influence people in the digital age’ — January 3, 2012
  5. A brief introduction to the world of Facebook, Twitter and social media — January 1, 2012

Most commented posts

  1. What is a Copywriter? — 2 comments
  2. I Love to Witter About Twitter — 2 comments
  3. Book review – ‘How to win friends and influence people in the digital age’ — 2 comments
  4. Why your profile picture matters — 1 comment
  5. 5 Reasons why posting links in Twitter doesn’t work — 1 comment

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Feb
21

Are there dangers in using social media?

by Andrew

From January 2012 the Register and Wyke Register magazines are publishing a series of my guides to social media. I’ll republish the guides here. The Register and Wyke Register are local magazines for Weymouth, Dorset. Almost daily we hear of people getting into trouble because of the new communication system called ‘social media’. Last summer,… Continue reading »

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Jan
05

Book review – ‘Get noticed’

by Andrew

‘Get Noticed’ is an essential read for anyone wanting to get better results from their business networking.

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Jan
04

A short introduction to Facebook

by Andrew

Facebook is the most popular social networking website in the world.

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Jan
03

Book review – ‘How to win friends and influence people in the digital age’

by Andrew

This book is reminder of how to add value to all your relationships, offline, online and through social media. It’s packed with real-world examples of achieving success by promoting the needs of others.

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Jan
01

A brief introduction to the world of Facebook, Twitter and social media

by Andrew

From January 2012 the Register and Wyke Register magazines are publishing a series of my guides to social media. I’ll republish the guides here. The Register and Wyke Register are local magazines for Weymouth, Dorset.

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Dec
20

Focus on the message not the method

by Andrew

Is there a danger that the rolling excitement around social media is missing the point? Of course, I’m assuming that you’re aware of the unbroken exhilaration currently accompanying the almost daily changes to Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn and the rest. Social media geeks and gurus are spewing a torrent of tweets and bleats about this… Continue reading »

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Dec
16

How to keep people looking at your website for longer

by Andrew

Your website won’t bring the results you want if it doesn’t answer the question. What question? The one in the visitor’s mind when your site springs into view on their browser. They won’t have found their way to your website by accident. They’ll have come with a purpose and behind that purpose is a question.… Continue reading »

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Oct
14

Book review – ‘Making your book happen’

by Andrew

That you chose to follow the link to this page suggests that you’re one of the many who’d like to write a book. Cornelius Cavendish’s new eBook, ‘Making your book happen,’ could be the inspiration you need to convert that desire into reality. While he isn’t a household name, Cornelius is an established author with… Continue reading »

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Sep
08

5 Reasons why posting links in Twitter doesn’t work

by Andrew

Twitter is a great way to share links with your followers. But it doesn’t always produce the results you expect.

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Jul
19

A short introduction to Google+

by Andrew

At the time of writing, Google+ is still a fresh-faced newcomer to the world of social media. You’ll only get in if you have an invitation, but it’s easy enough to find one by asking around. At the most basic level, Google+ is akin to Facebook. You create a profile, choose to follow people, post… Continue reading »

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