How to Be a Rock Star at Anything
My newest piece for Life Hack has just been posted. It’s on “10 Steps to Be a Rock Star at Anything.” I hope you enjoy.
Author Archives: Simon Tam
3 Broad Impacts the Internet has made on Marketing
I was recently asked to profile three, broad ways the internet has impacted marketing. Here’s my take on it: The Internet has transformed marketing in a number of ways. Three […]
The Community College Experience
Today, The Blog of the Century by The Century Foundation, featured a story about my community college experience. I talk a little bit on why, despite receiving numerous grants and […]
The Problem With Computers Running the World
Last week, the Associated Press Twitter account was hacked and a false claim was made about the White House being attacked. Immediately as a reaction, the stock market took a […]
How Often Should You Post on Facebook or Tweet?
How often should I post on Facebook? How often should I tweet? How many videos should I upload to YouTube a month? It’s interesting that more people ask about the […]
Lessons Learned From Email Spam
Just a few minutes ago, I received an email from “Your INVITED by SV” with the subject heading as “Dear KELLAN.COOPER VideoINclusioN NEWSLETTER!” Not only did I not sign up […]
Branding Like a Badass
We often tend to think about branding in terms of our marketing properties: a logo, a website, social media accounts, printed materials. True, those are all part of “your brand,” […]
How to Turn off Farmville, Events, and Other Annoying Notifications on Facebook
If you’re like me, you’re sick of Farmville and Castleville invitations, constantly being invited to events by someone who doesn’t even live in the same state as you, and otehr […]
Facebook Pro tip: Birthdays
Birthday wishes on Facebook are kind of expected these days. It’s nice that Facebook not only reminds you about your friends’ birthdays, but they also give you a chance to […]
New Changes to Facebook Event Pages
Just when you think you have the hang of creating a Facebook event page, it changes again. Gone are the days of the “poster” image that you would see in the […]
