If you happened to hit your teens in the 80s like me, you probably have fond memories of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Midnight showings, character costumes, rice, "virgins," water pistols, "Time Warp," toast, sound familiar?

As you probably know, we're pretty active tweeters here at Resonance, and each Friday I give a rundown of cool content I've shared on Twitter throughout the week.

What would you say if I told you that one of Facebook's most successful pages belonged to a brand of ... deodorant?

As you probably know, we're pretty active tweeters here at Resonance, and each Friday I give a rundown of cool content I've shared on Twitter throughout the week.

I find it amazing that we still come up against the myth that social media is strictly a B2C (business-to-consumer) thing, but this week, new data from MarketingSherpa poked abig ol' hole in that popular misconception.

These days I can hardly walk into a restaurant, drive down the freeway, or check out a print ad without seeing “Like us on Facebook!” and “Follow us on Twitter!” accompanied by each network’s shiny logo.

As you probably know, we're pretty active tweeters here at Resonance, and each Friday I give a rundown of cool content I've shared on Twitter throughout the week.

It happens. You know exactly how to use blogging, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social networks to attract and retain business ... only thing is, until we find a way to add more hours in the day, we're stuck with the same old 24, and most of those are already spent before your day even starts.

Still deep in Moving Madness over here, so here's another blast from the past for your consideration. Long before he was [whatever that symbol is], "The Artist," or whatever he calls himself now, Prince was just Prince, and it turns out his megahit "Kiss" had quite a bit to teach us about social media for business.

As you probably know, we're pretty active tweeters here at Resonance, and each Friday I give a rundown of cool content I've shared on Twitter throughout the week.

Just over 90 days ago, Internet giant Google announced that it was finally getting into the social media business—again—with a new network called Google+.

Yes, the big move to Casa Parker 2.0 continues, so I've chosen another post to revive as an encore. This one actually generated some lively conversation the first time around, and I hope you'll find it interesting.