Are you looking for ways to harness the full power of Twitter? Look no further. Here is a list of ten tools that will help you stay ahead of the pack. They are all free.

PictureHealing is a mobile photo-sharing app similar to Instagram, Path and PicPlz, which allows users to earn donations for their favorite charities simply by sharing pictures.

Meet Christopher Brereton, the Executive Director of the startup, in this exclusive interview.

Headquartered in Tustin, California, FollowMeSticker.com is a new start-up. The company offers a line of stickers that help promote social media profiles offline. Today, I am pleased to feature its creator, Stuart Lawson.

Cendrine Marrouat: Hello Stuart, thank you for answering my questions. As a starter, tell us a little about you.

Stuart Lawson: Hi Cendrine, thanks for the interview. I am currently 27 and I’m a Designer and Entrepreneur. I consider myself a bit of an Idealist and Futurist. I grew up in Pretoria, South Africa, and when I was 14 my family moved here to the USA. I’ve been involved in Design from an early age, but since 2003 caught the entrepreneur bug and got a real feel for business (and how difficult it is). I’ve since been involved in many different companies and start-ups. In Spring 2011, I decided to create FollowMeSticker.com

Cendrine Marrouat: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or Google+? And why?

Jason Hill: My first love is Twitter, it’s a different breed of people.  Facebook, I hate but I have occasionally been asked to set up fan pages and that sort of thing, so we co-exist. But marketing on facebook is a whole other beast.

Jason Hill, aka DJ Bankrupt, lives in Edmonton, Alberta. He provides professional social media management services to record labels, independent artists and small businesses.

Cendrine Marrouat: You are currently working on your first book. What is the topic? And when will it be released?

Erin Blaskie: The book that I am writing is on the psychology of the entrepreneur and why some entrepreneurs never become successful and how they can change that. One of the things we see a lot in working with entrepreneurs is the need to jump from one thing to another and it usually becomes a problem. Lack of focus is the #1 business killer so we are exploring why, from the psychological perspective, entrepreneurs are prone to this.  We are working on a release date now.

Erin Blaskie lives in Ottawa, Ontario. Known as the Bizinatrix, she is the creator of BSETC, a creative, professional outsourcing firm; eThusiasm, an online video podcast; and Ask Erin Live, a weekly live show that features fellow entrepreneurs and geeks.

Cendrine Marrouat: Hello Erin, thank you for answering my questions. In your bio, you mention that you are in "a hot, passionate love affair with the Internet." Is there a particular event that triggered that passion? 

Emerging artists can now show off their content and get discovered more easily thanks to a new platform that combines interactivity with user-friendliness.

Since the demise and recent sale of MySpace for $35 million, independent artists have found themselves forced to rely more and more on YouTube and Facebook. While they certainly are powerful promotional tools, these two platforms are saturated with new content on a daily basis, which makes it increasingly challenging for artists to be seen and heard.

The “Apply with LinkedIn” plug-in makes it easier for job seekers to submit their applications online and for companies to connect with the right candidates.

Toronto-based Volterra Consulting is a management consultancy specializing in Emerging Technologies in the Internet, Wireless and Social Media sectors.

Cendrine Marrouat: Hello Andrew, thank you for answering my questions. As a starter, tell us a little bit about you.

iPads and e-textbooks will make their entry in September 2011.

Last year, two dozen post-secondary students at CDI College's Calgary North campus became the first in Canada to receive their education on iPads. Following this successful pilot project, CDI College is now ready to launch the largest application of its kind in the education sector in the country.

New smartphone app marks the launch of a more interactive era in the Folklorama experience.

WINNIPEG ― The largest and longest-running multicultural festival in the world has officially gone mobile. Folklorama’s new free smartphone application is now available to the public for iPhone and iPad — with a BlackBerry version coming very soon.

MONTREAL ― Interested in learning more about startups? If so, you do not want to miss Montréal’s International Startup Festival (ISF) on July 13-15, 2011.

For three days, the best founders, top-tier investors and entrepreneurs from around the world will be at the Iberville Maritime Terminal, in Old Montréal, to discuss what it takes to launch new ventures in a world where mobility, social networking and gaming reign supreme.

Many events are planned during the ISF. Check out the list of highlights below:

The following is a guest post by Joseph Baker. His bio is at the end of the article.

Like millions of other people, I have a Facebook page.  I fought against the trend for years before I finally accepted an invitation to join, and we have been inseparable since.  I recently bought my first smart phone, and the Facebook app was one of the first things I installed.  This site offers me the opportunity to reconnect with old friends and learn more about new ones, and has added a source of entertainment to my dull life.

“The way to gain a good reputation, is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear.” – Socrates

“Do what you do so well that they will want to see it again and bring their friends.” – Walt Disney

Whether you want it or not, it is always about customer service. It does not matter if you are a big company, a solopreneur or an employee. You owe your clients (meaning those who pay you in exchange for your services or products) the right to expect the best and most professional attitude from you at all times.