Mark Zuckerberg Interview With Diane Sawyer
Here’s an except from Diane Sawyer’s interview with Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg. It’s fascinating to me to follow this guy who has this site that is bigger than life, now with 500 million users. Keep it going Mark, we love it!
Facebook Bug Had My Page Losing Thousands
Last week, I noticed that my Diamonds Fan Page was losing THOUSANDS of fans a day and hundreds of fans an hour. I was at around 349,000 fans and I saw this number go down by the minute – all the way to 342,000.
Of course, my natural reaction was…PANIC! How could this be? I googled [...]
JCK Las Vegas
I am on the plane reflecting on my JCK Las Vegas jewelry show experience this year. I’ve been attending this show for at least ten years. My first trip out to Vegas was as a pawnbroker, delving into the new and even elitist world of fine jewelry. No one was very interested in talking to [...]
Facebook Changes Page Policy in 24 Hours
Here’s a new one from Facebook and it is a great sign – Facebook listening to their users and actually caring about the people that make their site so great – their customers! That’s right I call them customers, not users, because we are all Facebook customers, whether we pay or not.
Yesterday, Samuelson’s Diamonds wrote [...]
The Smart Jewelry Show Chicago
Just got back from a great trip to Chicago for the Smart Jewelry Show where I was honored to be a featured speaker on social media for jewelers. I also hosted a great party at the Billy Goat Tavern for the Facebook Jewelers Network. I’m happy to say that they both went very well. The [...]
Do You “Like” Facebook’s Changes?
Yesterday Facebook announced some major changes at it’s annual f8 developers conference. Mark Zuckerberg took the stage to talk about the “like” button roll out, not just on Facebook itself, but across the web. In Facebook, one major change is on fan pages. So now Fan Pages are just Pages, and your fans are connections [...]
The Grateful Dead Created Social Networking
Way before the internet, facebook, twitter, blogs, and the idea of “sharing content” across your network , The Grateful Dead were sharing their music with fans across the world through tapes, not computers. They were one of the first bands to allow and actually encourage taping of their live shows. How often did you go [...]
Foursquare or Stalkersquare?
Being in the social space is often pretty weird. The king of social networks, Facebook, has made it easy to check out everyone’s family pics, personal interests and hobbies, and everything else that you want to know (or not know) about someone. Often these people aren’t really “friends” but acquaintances at best. After all, do [...]
I Changed My Twitter Handle, Have You?
I think I may have an identity crisis. I just changed my twitter handle, user name, whatever it is, to @ronsamuelson. Isn’t that exciting and creative? It’s just my name. Let me tell you the history of my twitter names, so maybe there is some rhyme or reason for this change.
When I very first started [...]
“Unfriend” is Named Word of the Year And I Invented It!
“Unfriend” was named the Word Of The Year by Oxford Dictionary. And guess who broke it first? That’s right, RambleOnRon will take credit for that one. It was this blog post titled “Unfriended On Facebook – Compliment or Diss?” that got the attention of Wall Street Journal tech reporter Jessica Vascellaro. She then interviewed me [...]
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