The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “10 of the Weirdest Pins on Pinterest”. Christine Erickson says, “Pinterest has quickly become a hot social site for curating themed boards for things like wedding planning, recipes and fashion. Among the pretty pin boards, there are also a lot ofweird photos that kind of make us go, “WTF?” That’s exactly the sentiment Allison Tyler had, which inspired her to create the Tumblr WTF Pinterest”. 10 of the Weirdest Pins on Pinterest Mashable.com  [...]

Video Commission Formula show you how to create videos that sell your affiliate products. YouTube is massive. If you can get a small percent of its visitors who are looking for a product to view your video and take action, you have a winner. [...]

Let Pinterest bring traffic to your blog. This new plugin will pin each of your blog posts to your Pinterest board. This plugin comes with guide and training videos, as well as a guide to setting up your Pinterest account. The instructions are so clear and the ongoing work is so easy, you can outsource it. Pinterest is wide open for marketers. Get on board now here.  [...]

FB Add To Page Plus makes adding an app to a fan page push-button simple. This system integrates you apps into a fan page easily and saves your specs on your PC so you can reuse the data over and over for additional apps. Learn all about FB Add To Page Plus here.  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Twitter Rewind: Big Highlights From 2012 to 2006”. Brian Anthony Hernandez says, “Six-year-old Twitter is a remarkably different animal than it was when co-founder Jack Dorsey sent the service’s first tweet in March 2006: “just setting up my twttr,” he wrote. A minuscule user base grew into today’s 140 million-strong active tweeters, who at last count send more than 1 billion tweets every three days”. Twitter Rewind: Big Highlights From 2012 to 2006 Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Legal Blogging: How to Craft the Right Strategy”. Kevin O’Keefe says, “For the better part of a decade, law firms have successfully used blogs to bring in high-quality work. Now, there is new industry research that measures the impact of blogs as business development tools. A recent survey by communications firm Greentarget measured how in-house counsel use and perceive blogs. The findings have raised some eyebrows”. Legal Blogging: How to Craft the Right Strategy Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “How Our 5 Challengers Are Surviving Without Social Media”. Keith Kaplan says, “Could you disconnect from social media for two weeks? We asked Mashable readers to tell us why they would want to do just that, and after reviewing the answers we received, we chose five brave individuals to partake in the challenge. It’s been one week since those individuals temporarily severed all social media ties, so we contacted them via email to see how they are dealing with the disconnect”. How Our 5 Challengers Are Surviving Without... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Google Docs Improves Spell-Checker”. Alissa Skelton says, “Google Docs updated its spell-checker today and it didn’t use a old-fashioned dictionary to do it. Instead, Google Docs will use the web. Documents will be checked for spelling errors and words that are contextually misused such as “see” and “sea” or the all-too-commonly missed “you’re” and “your.” Google Docs will now underline misused words in red”. Google Docs Improves Spell-Checker Mashable.com  [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Why Is Pinterest So Addictive? [INFOGRAPHIC]”. Stephanie Buck says, “I ask myself this question every day (and every night at 2 a.m. when I’m still pinning). But seriously, what is so great about spending hours browsing other people’s images? Column Five created this infographic to examine the Pinterest addiction that seems to be spreading like a zombie apocalypse virus. Proof? Pinterest users spend an average 98 minutes on site per month, third only to Tumblr (2.5 hours) and Facebook (7 hours). Antidote? None”. Why... [...]

The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “What’s Working in Digital Non-Profit Fundraising [INFOGRAPHIC]”. Matt Petronzio says, “On April 5, M+R Strategic Services, a public relations and communications firm working with leading non-profits, and the Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN), a membership organization of non-profit professionals who use technology for their causes, will release their sixth annual eNonprofit Benchmarks Study of what is working today in online advocacy, fundraising and social networking. The study is based on primary research with 44... [...]