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Glancee, Highlight, Sonar, Ban.jo – I can find you

By @vincenthaywood // 20 March, 2012 – 5:05 pm // No comments

A few weeks back everyone was talking about Highlight. A great networking tool that seems to have been the most talked about app at SXSW. (More on that later)

I’ve been playing with some Social Networking apps for a while and wanted to give some thoughts and show you some of the stand out ones.

Social Networking
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Lets do the timeline agaaain – a cheat sheet

By @vincenthaywood // 1 March, 2012 – 1:55 pm // 7 Comments

You may have noticed all the posts and blogs regarding the new brand pages on Facebook.There were loads. So  I thought I would gather some of the highlights all in one spot. Plus add a few thoughts here and there


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Padded numbers via the Social Media Experts

By @vincenthaywood // 21 February, 2012 – 2:40 pm // 3 Comments

If a client briefs me and says they want loads of followers I push back, I explain that that is a shit goal. I could buy 10,000 followers or signup up to some pyramid scheme right now and by the time I have finished this posting I will have the numbers I want

Self Proclaimed ‘Social Media Experts’ – damaging

By @vincenthaywood // 16 August, 2010 – 12:41 pm // 15 Comments

From The Lounge Group : I mentioned the Influence Project a while back on my personal blog, plus if I recall I think I tweeted my link three times. Just to see how I did. Then a lot of articles came out against the whole thing. At first I thought it to be the usual bunch of people shooting down a good idea but looking a bit closer it all started making sense. Read more »

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