Googlegangers: Your Online Alter Ego

We’ve all Googled ourselves from time to time. The process is similar to looking into a mirror: it serves the purpose of seeing what you look like, and of course the chance to be vain.

Unlike a mirror however, Googling yourself allows you to see other "you's."  On my last Google search I came face to face with the 34 year-old, 195 lbs of man-meat known as Michael Tomasetti. My googlegänger is an underwear model who shoots "shaved or hairy", but “no nudes.” This Michael Tomasetti approves of his good decency and thinks he has enough muscles for the both of us.

Since I’ve been at ChatterBlast Media, I’ve been busying myself with Facebook posts, tweets, blog writing and google searches. After my google revelation I wondered: who would my coworkers' googlegangers be? Here’s what I found...

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New Contenders: 3 of Our Favorite Social Media Sites

The wild and wonderful world of social media is constantly growing and expanding as more users develop new and unique communities. Every week, it seems that a new site, application, or platform launches and captures the fickle and fleeting attention of the industry. The best ones will make the mainstream audience cut, while everything else will eventually become forgotten relics. What are we excited by? What shiny new social network gizmo has caught our eye? Check out these three social platforms, and see for yourself.

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Give It Away, Give It Away, Give It Away Now...

Creating a Facebook page for your business or organization is now a cinch. Making status updates and posting content is getting easier every day. But what can you do to really engage a NEW audience of constituents and customers? We have been experimenting with some new strategies to help clients engage their current base and rally more followers towards action.

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It's Not a Fan Page, It's a Festival

One of the challenges in marketing special events is the need to get - and keep - your target demographics’ attention. Traditional methods of advertising and marketing still work well at raising awareness, but converting awareness into action now needs the help of creative social media components to ensure a successful event. ChatterBlast worked with Philadelphia QFest and Danger After Dark film festivals to leverage and coordinate the broad reach of major print/radio coverage with the immediate, focused and interactive engagement that only social media can achieve.

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