No, I am not leaving Twitter. Yet. I will at least wait this one out. And that wait, in my opinion, is getting shorter and shorter.
Before I get into any kind of facts or numbers I’ll just throw out some observations, which are completely not based on any solid fact or number. Imagine that?
The copyright and legality problems with Pinterest have really picked up some serious steam lately, and the media has been all over it. I think I see a new article about this issue each day. Yesterday I posted a new blog about whether or not your business should be on Pinterest, and the questions you can ask yourself to help you make that decision. My fourth bullet point touched on the legal risks and I recommended sticking to only posting your own images and property from your website. I definitely think that is the way to go, now more than ever.
The title asks the question. I will help you answer it.
So, you either own a business or manage social media for a business, or you are in some capacity responsible for social marketing decisions for your company. You want to be innovative and stay “ahead of the curve” but you are skeptical about Pinterest. You have been reading tons of articles and blogs about it but still just don’t know what to do.
It has now been a week since Facebook launched timeline for business pages. Many of us have played around with timeline for our personal profiles for a few months now and have been anxiously awaiting the business version. Or at least I was anxiously awaiting timeline for businesses.
Oh look, a blog about social media! That’s something new and different. I know, I know. Seriously? Now? Well, yes. Now. I just have too much to say and I need somewhere to put these thoughts. I will not be a news source like some social media blogs – just passing on stories and basically paraphrasing the meat of the excerpt and calling it their own “blog.” No, I will take hot topics related to social media and craft my own opinions based off first-hand experience.
JEFF WERKHEISER 