I saw this article this morning on the Fox Small Business Center. It's not earth shattering news, but rather best practices for social media that are worth noting. I especially like the first tip, "Don't bite off more than you can chew." This is one problem I have seen time and time again from companies. All too often, businesses get excited about the prospects of social media. They start a blog, create a Facebook business page, open a Twitter and YouTube account, only to find one month into the game that they don't have the time or the staff to stay on top of things.
Social networking sites can be a good tool for entrepreneurs looking to spread the word on their businesses, but user beware: You could end up doing more harm than good. via www.foxsmallbusinesscenter.com
Point well taken. But then again, I don't think they should run much transit in mixed traffic at all--that is, if there's any traffic to speak of.
But, I could see some situations where giving the streetcar dedicated right of way could happen in the future, just like creating a bus lane. At least streetcar is cheaper than heavier rail to alter and expand, and even a short, bad stretch only popular among yuppies and tourists (read: Portland) can be the beginning of a network that gets better over time. But, I really have no hope for the U.S. until I see Rasengleise ;D
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