Archive for category: Social Media Tip

I had the opportunity recently to attend USANA’s “Training with the Masters” event in San Antonio. It featured presentations from USANA leaders, as well as insight from John Fleming, publisher of Direct Selling News, and Dani Johnson, inspirational entrepreneur. Check out this blog post for more from the event. Following [...]

After the explosion of Facebook and Twitter, everyone’s been waiting for the next big social media site, and it appears we may have a new winner: Pinterest. What exactly is Pinterest? Think of your bulletin board, fridge or any other place you tack up information you want to save or [...]

I’ve started reading The End of Business as Usual: Rewire the Way You Work to Succeed in the Consumer Revolution, the new book by Brian Solis. I’m only a few pages in, so I’m not prepared to write about the information contained within (although I’m sure it will be filled [...]

Live events are a lot of fun, aren’t they? For those of us who spend much of the day in front of a computer screen writing blog posts, composing Facebook updates, and tweeting ’til our heart’s content, the opportunity to interact in real life with the humans behind the avatars [...]

No doubt you’ve heard about the new cool kid on the social media block, the one with famous parents and a trust fund financed by search. Google+, which launched this summer in limited “field trial” mode, is the talk of the social media town. It amassed 10 million followers in [...]

We received an excellent question from a loyal What’s Up, USANA? reader earlier this year. It’s an important topic and one that applies to anyone who spends any time at all on Facebook, so here are our thoughts in the latest USANA Social Media Tip. “I’ve noticed I get a [...]