Monday, November 8, 2010 at 11:36AM Austin, Texas -- Snackbox, an Austin-based public relations and design firm, has won social media assignments for the Sewing Supplies Division of the Bernina Textile Group, based in Aurora, Illinois.
Eric | Comments Off | Share | Email tagged Bernina, EmbroideryOnline.com, Snackbox, social media in Snack News Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 9:32AM The short answer is – yes. The longer answer is that in Texas employers generally are free to monitor employee social media postings and other online activity. However, an employer’s use of the information obtained from monitoring is not 100% risk-free.
Jenna | Comments Off | Share | Email tagged Employees, Employers, law, legal, social media in Guest Posts, Small Business, Social Media Monday, January 25, 2010 at 7:46PM Why building a following on Twitter should NOT be like a middle school popularity contest I have a confession. Over the course of the past few days, I have been checking the follower count on my @JennaSnacks Twitter account daily, watching and waiting to hit 3,000 followers. To some that number is teensy tiny and to others, it's doesn't feel attainable. But why is 3,000 the golden number for me? The goal is completely arbitrary and I'm looking forward to doing a little dance in my office when I hit the mark. The only reason it exists as a goal in my brain is to prove to myself that my network is growing and happy.
Monday, January 18, 2010 at 6:41PM We talk a lot about the importance of social media on this blog, but as we dive deeper into the topic, we're noticing a lot of tactical questions popping up from our followers. A question we encounter quite often is: "What is the difference between a Facebook Fan Page and a Facebook Group Page"? While Facebook Fan Pages and Facebook Group Pages do have an overlapping list of features there is definitely a time and place for each. In this post we help you sort it all out.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010 at 12:00PM This month we learned that Jenna has been nominated for the Texas Social Media Awards. The nominees will be reviewed by a panel of judges. The judges will look at social media links provided, the nominee's bio as well as comments posted by readers. To add your own comment or to read the comments that have been posted on Jenna's page, click here. To learn more about the Texas Social Media Awards, click here.