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Is your business on Facebook yet? If not here's why it should be!

Whether you find social media to be taking over your life or are simply overwhelmed by it all, these 15 signs will help you determine if you in fact are spending too much time on social. Tip: Set a daily limit as to how many times you will allow yourself to check in/like/share/post etc. This will prevent excessive use.

Are you one of those people that feel like you aren't using your flashy new device to its fullest capability OR do you realize that its only a distraction? Either way this article highlights the 7 effective tech habits that you need to know to make the most of your new tool

Thinking of purchasing the new BB? I'm an iPhone user myself, but thought these tips would be helpful for the ultimate planner (like myself).

I personally use HootSuite for both personal profiles and pages on Facebook. The great thing about HootSuite, which both Katie Lance and Chris Smith also echo, is that it allows you to plan your content ahead of time (very important). You also don't have to worry about being near a computer at a certain time in order to publish your content. However, you do not want to solely rely on it. You must personally log in to Facebook directly for these reasons 1. to engage with your audience -- comment, like, share, etc 2. to appear more frequently within Facebook's EdgeRank -- according to new announcements, Facebook (based on their own algorithm will feature content more frequently that has been published directly via facebook) 3. You can't plan for everything -- Events, Updates, News, etc happen every day, which you can't possibly plan for. That being said, when topical content arises my suggestion would be to post this directly via Facebook in order to accommodate for point 2.

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a site that I 1st heard about from Glenn Sanford – it’s

Another thing to be aware of regarding scheduled posts and updates... Be sensitive to current events. There are countless stories of people and companies out there whose pre-scheduled updates made them make very foolish and/or insensitive when they pop up in the middle of some breaking current event / natural disaster.

I’m loving this new tech news app. It’s called AppyGeek. Beautiful interface including a fun way to search