• Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr and LinkedIn. These are the main social media sites. Which should you use and how do they work together?
• Should you be Tweeting? A serious strategy with a silly name.
• When to blog and when to post comments: should you launch your own blog or leave comments on others?
• How do you manage risk associated with social media?
• Discuss resources to integrate social media with your current web presences and marketing scheme
• Stats and ROI how you can measure  and track!
• Custom graphic designs for your social media campaigns which help brand your business.

Smart marketing in a recession is about building long-term relationships. Most folks are not ready to buy. Everyone is ready to connect.

Your fan page, your blog, your Twitter account, your YouTube channel make your  organization human and credible. They allow your potential contacts engage with you, right now.

If the only thing people find on a Google search is your static corporate site, you lose. With millions of consumers reading blogs, Twittering and spending time on Facebook, your audience expects to be able to conversate with you. And they expect you to deliver value, even if you're not making a sale.

The Web 2.0  train has left the station. I can show you how to jump on quickly, tie it into your current web presence or do it all from scratch, website, social media and brand everything to create a web presence that will drive your business.