Can users of your website easily find what they are looking for? Anita Rosen joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to make your online media relevant to customers by having an appropriate and useable presence.

Digital assassins silently steal your content without attribution. Mark Davis joins Jim Blasingame to discuss types of digital assassins like “silent slashers” who steal or subvert the online content of others.

Is the notion of privacy outdated in modern society? Mark Davis joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the impact of modern technology on personal privacy and business brand control, and how to protect yourself and your business.

Create and tell your own brand story and defend it in the marketplace. Janet Christy joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how social media has changed the way brand stories are told and how to make sure you're leading that conversation.

What can small business learn from the way campaigns use new media? Jim Blasingame talks about why your small business must use new media tools along with traditional media to reach and connect with customers.

How has technology changed the political landscape? Jim Blasingame talks about how technology and new media has contributed to changing the political campaign landscape.

Where is the ROI handle for social media? JJ Ramberg joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to measure social media return, including the intangible, community-building ROI.

The original social media is face-to-face. Chris Litster joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the benefits of hosting face-to-face events for your customers and prospects.

Are you looking for networking opportunities in the wrong places? Don Cooper joins Jim Blasingame to reveal networking best practices, including where to network and what kind of a mix of networking venues.

What type of networking - online or face-to-face - works best for you? Ivan Misner joins Jim Blasingame to report on a recent BNI survey that shows face-to-face referral programs creates more success than online communities.