Flying over border from New York City to Canada, it dawned on me how we cross boundaries without even realizing it. There wasn’t a line in the air telling me I’ve gone too far or welcoming me to Canada. The clouds did not look different either. With social media this line is not always visible… [Continue Reading]
I can’t remember when or the title of the post but I know Chris Brogan at some point in time wrote about those in social media collaborating more in the future. We all have amazing skill sets, talents and when you can put together a team of successful entrepreneurs who have multiple skills that complement… [Continue Reading]
When it is hot outside is it okay to turn the sprinkler on and waste water or does it mean you’re watering your lawn? How about firework fun, if you’re a “green” mom could it mean you’ll have a posse upset with you because you use fireworks? How can you take those hot, hot summertime… [Continue Reading]
I read a post about bloggers on Twitter asking for sponsorships to conferences and just how annoying this is to the followers. Sponsoring bloggers and blogging events is defiantly worth it for a brand and you can read about that here and here but first there’s a few things both the blogger and the brand… [Continue Reading]
Join us June 16, 2010 at 10 pm Eastern/7 pm Pacific for a fabulous #ecowed Twitter party sponsored by Earth Mama Angel Baby. The theme is the milk of momness – or herbs to support milk production and all things related to milk production. Our sponsor, Earth Mama Angel Baby (follow @EMAB_HQ) will be talking… [Continue Reading]
According to eMarketer estimates, more than half of U.S. internet users log onto a social network at least once a month. Studies show that as many as 33% of Facebook users and 51% of Twitter users have connected with brands on their chosen social network. Debra Aho Williamson, eMarketer senior analyst and author of the… [Continue Reading]
Father’s day is just around the corner and if you’re anything like the Angels – we’re always trying to find away to make a celebration eco-friendly. From thrifty to homemade this week’s #ecowed is all about making Father’s Day or any summertime celebration as green as possible! We’ll talk about some great ways to show… [Continue Reading]
As a child, I grew up near Big Rock. A nuclear power plant on the shores of Lake Michigan, toted by Consumer’s Energy as the “world’s first high-power-density [BWR]… cylindrical reactor weighed 120 tons, stood 30 feet tall, nine feet wide, and had steel walls five and a half inches thick.” In fact, it ran… [Continue Reading]
I have insomnia and last night I decided to read some of my favorite blogs to relax, but instead I made myself crazy with worry. The Internet is buzzing about privacy and safety and when I read Jessica Gottlieb’s post on 5 things we can to do protect ourselves, I realized I’ve shared too much… [Continue Reading]
There’s something to be said for sitting at an airport two hours in advance with a hot strong cup of coffee and an open laptop. My mind is whirling with ideas and my fingers are pounding at the key board attempting to communicate my thoughts. Awhile back at Green and Clean Mom I wrote about… [Continue Reading]
