FlyLady may not be a household name, but the household goddess sure seemed like one when she took her act to Twitter. Within 12 hours, she had 2,000 followers and she's still going strong.

Pick the button that represents your presidential choice and see how others are voting. And if your guy is winning, get psyched--this annual poll almost always predicts the real winner.

This Week in Geek is a weekly blog about new comics written by Worthpoint Comic book Worthologist Matt Baum. Every Wednesday Matt takes a look at the week's new comics from a collector's point-of-view and discusses which books may be hard to find.

Elvis may have hated it, but to millions of people, “Monster Mash” is Halloween’s anthem, and the novelty song’s first pressings are collectibles to die for.

It took long enough for the traditional marketing industry to figure out just how to develop e-mail lists effectively. Now, we have to crack Twitter, and we're just getting started.

Two recently discovered shipwrecks are exciting rare coin and collectors. One is a 500-year-old shipwreck laden with treasure discovered off the coast of Namibia. Thousands of Spanish and Portuguese antique gold coins were found at the site of the wreck.

Antique tiaras are selling at premium prices at auction. The Bonhams New York sale continues a recent trend of high bidding for tiaras at least 100 years old that speak of more glamorous times for royalty.

Have you ever passed up purchasing a wonderful piece of art pottery, flow blue, transferware or any other collectable ceramic or porcelain because it had horrible crazing or other stains? Don't-they can be improved.

While most marketing campaigns talk at customers, social media marketers need to foster honest communication. If you want to know how that looks in real life, I can’t think of a better example than the site “We All Hate QuickBooks."

Folks, I’ve tried to stay out of this, as I know my opinion isn’t popular, but I just can’t take it any more.  Over the last few weeks, I’ve increasingly seen the term “spammer” used to describe some users on Twitter, despite the fact that yo