Jeff Rigler manages the domain and web hosting company Rigler Digital
// February 21st, 2010 // No Comments » // Social Media, Tech
I am still enthusiastic about twitter. Better late than never. But one tool that helps me with all of my social media accounts is tweetdeck. Tweetdeck has a great interface that lists columns of: all friends, mentions, new followers, and searches. It works very well with twitpic and youtube videos. If you don’t have it download it now, it’s free. Keep participating.
// February 9th, 2010 // No Comments » // Social Media
Wanted to emphasize again to do it now! I mean register your domain – (passion) build your blog/website and start participating. Now’s the time. In this week’s video I also talk about one of our customer’s MJSuberStudio. Melissa Suber manages her online presence there. She has worked in the animation industry (Disney, Dreamworks, Nickelodeon) for over 10 years and is an accomplished fine artist. You can also follow her on Twitter.
// February 5th, 2010 // No Comments » // Social Media, Tech
I’ve finally put a vid together for Rigler Digital Media TV on Youtube. For any company or artist you need to participate for your website to be a success. Even if you were manufacturing paperclips, social media would give you an edge over the next guy. Enjoy my first video.
// November 24th, 2009 // No Comments » // Social Media
I’ve blogged about it before but it has become a deafening noise on the internet. Your social media status. Work is key. You can’t just blog a few articles and then think “hey how come I’m not making any money from my Google adsense account?” The work called for is participation and sincerity. Truly care about your followers. RT @ back atcha. Give an honest opinion/voice. I would say be open and be yourself. Have you tweeted today, thanked a follower, written on yours or anyone’s wall. Get crackin, life’s short. This post was completely inspired by Gary Vaynerchuk of WineLibraryTV fame. WMFYMQP26DUK
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