Samuel Chan

Networking is one of those many skills you need in life but they (unfortunately) don’t teach in schools. I’ve talked about it a few times before on my Twitter and Facebook accounts, so I thought I’d finally write a blog post on networking. First, think of your own definition of networking. Do you think networking is scary? Maybe sleazy?

Pinterest is a fast growing social media site. And one unique thing about it is that over 80% of Pinterest users are female (mostly between 18-35), which means you have a highly segmented market. Having said that, check out my AD Publishing blog post on Pinterest Marketing for Business. You can find other posts I’ve

I recently started using Quora. It’s a website that allows you to ask and answer questions on a wide variety of topics.* After you answer a question, this box, with pre-filled text and link, appears: It’s genius. Notice how the headline says “Share your answer.” People like to talk about themselves and their opinions. And what

Here’s another post I wrote for AD Publishing: Best Social Media Monitoring Tools. You can find other posts I’ve written for AD Publishing here

Prior to creating this site/blog, I used Tumblr. You can still visit my Tumblr and read all my posts from the past there. But I want to share with you some of my favorite posts. Enjoy. Things They Don’t Teach You in School: Lessons I Learned from My First Sale on Craigslist - I sold a micro-fridge