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I have made 19 posts to the jiveSYSTEMS Blog since sending out the last notification on September 1^st.  Now that I have somewhat of a consistent post schedule, I will be publishing this summary every two weeks [or so].  I never did like schedules!

Here is a snapshot of the best posts that you might of missed:

“Rich Media Presentations – Effective? You Be the Judge!
This post is one of the most detailed I have written thus far.  It’s packed full quality information including technical tips.

My Networking Strategy – It Works!
If you are attend networking meetings like I do [sometimes], this post will elucidate my personal strategy to follow-up with the connections I make.

5 Major Reasons You Should Start Blogging
A blog is the foundation for your online presence. This is because it is the only place you can create and sustain a conversation.  If you have been wondering why so many people are blogging, maybe you should read this post.

Website Grader – Do You Want to Know Your Website Score?
Website Grader is an awesome tool that gives you very constructive feedback on how you can improve you website.  I don’t just recommend tools willy-nilly; we have been using WebsiteGrader for several months now.  It’s saved our bacon on more than one occasion.

TweetAdder: Tweet, Automate!
Okay, so everyone and their Uncle has a Twitter account nowadays; it’s the in-thing!  However, Tweeting to friends and Tweeting for business are 2 totally separate kettles of fish.  This post will not tell you how to make money from Twitter, I am still trying to figure that one out myself.  However, it will tell you how to get a metric ton of followers on auto-pilot.

So, there you have it: the quick study on what’s moving and shaking in the jiveSYSTEMS Blog.

Have a great week folks!

About the Author:

Will Franco is the CEO/Founder of jiveSYSTEMS (a video email marketing software and training company). He also runs an online community / membership group called AskFlywheel, in which he teaches cutting-edge online marketing strategies. His mantra at work is "Think-Automate: Do it, Automate it, Delegate it, or Ditch it"