Subscribe to the Hip & Sage feedHere's a link to a great article on Business Week called, An Executive Guide to Social Media. Hat Tip to Amanda over at Talent Revolution. The article is focused on Twitter and Facebook, but I think some of the general points apply across. Too bad they did not include more on LinkedIn and other platforms. There's more to social media. That said it is a great read for those aspiring to be Hip and Sage (My publisher said they'd send me a dozen hot Krispy Kremes every time I mention the book. Actually that is not true, but it seem like a great idea eh Davies Black? Perhaps carrot sticks would be better since I am trying to shape up.).
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