Last week I made my second attempt at saying au revoir to Facebook. Not for good. That would be like saying an official goodbye to 1,300 of my 1,400 closest friends.

Our mother’s always tell us we can be whatever we want to be.

Working for a B2B video solutions company, I haven’t found much room for Foursquare in our social marketing efforts. From a business to consumer standpoint, it’s pretty genius.

Nowadays, technology is so ever changing, it’s near impossible to keep up.

In a world based around consumerism, it is always refreshing to see some good advertising.

The Battle of the Social Networking Bulls and their Role in Online Video

As Social Media Specialist at VideoBloom, I spend much of my time scouring the Internet for the latest and greatest in online video trends.

One of the keys to producing a successful video is to know where it will be viewed and on what type of screen.  Will it be viewed on the big screen of a movie theater, the relatively smaller s

It's time for another installment of our Viral Video Secrets series, and today I'd like to discuss the idea generation phase of the viral video creation process. 

If you watched the Super Bowl last Sunday, which about 111 million of you did, you probably saw the “Pug Attacks” ad for Doritos (video embedded below).