Monthly Archives: August, 2009
How to use Twitter for Business Part 4: Creating and Configuring a Business Twitter Account
Share Alright, now that you have a grasp on what Twitter is and how other businesses are using it in their social media marketing plans, it’s time for you to “join the conversation.” Part 4 of the Minnesota BBB”s 2009 Focus Seminar provides a basic walkthrough of the steps involved in setting up a Twitter [...]
How to use Twitter for Business Part 3: What You Should Know Before You Tweet
Share As a marketing tool, social media is a relatively new concept for many people and many businesses. You might be familiar with what Twitter is or even use it to follow your friends, but where do you even begin creating a marketing campaign centered around it? What should you know about Twitter before getting [...]
Making DV Footage Look Good on the Web
Share Video has come a long, long ways in the last few years in terms of web friendly video. High definition video cameras can now record video as progressive footage, meaning there is no need to de-interlace the footage prior to viewing it on a computer monitor. By nature, high definition (or HD) footage is [...]
How to use Twitter for Business Part 2: What could be better than free?
Share The second video segment of the BBB seminar, “How to use Twitter for Business,” addresses the question, what is Twitter. By definition, it’s a free social networking and micro-blogging service that enables its users to send and read each other’s updates, know as tweets (Wikipedia). But what’s interesting are the different ways companies are [...]
How to use Twitter for Business Part 1: An Introduction to Social Media
Share If you missed the Better Business Bureau of Minnesota and North Dakota’s FOCUS 2009 Luncheon Series, “How to use Twitter for Business,” you’re in luck. We’ve got the whole presentation (by our very own Executive VP, Christian Del Monte) and we’ll be posting it in easy to watch, 10 minute videos over the next [...]
