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My conflict with the Brogan Memphis event: Cost & Billing

28. March 2010

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I have followed Chris Brogan on Twitter at least a couple of times since 2007. He’s thought provoking and I’ve paid attention to at least one of them resulting in my company’s use of Strengths Finders 2.0. At the last three SxSW’s, I’ve seen him speak solo, speak on a panel, and chatted briefly.  My conflict is [...]

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“Social” is a Philosophy

3. August 2009

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Social is really a philosophy that, by default, maintains a high regard for the people you serve (internal and external).

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Oh yea… Golly. We’re trying that social stuff.

11. March 2009

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In the Buzz Bin‘s March 10′th post on “Reallocating Marketing Resources“, Geoff Livingston brings up several common objections to social media, primarily swayed toward cost justification and ROI.  It’s a great post with reference links to sources of facts to be considered (such as people preferring social over email, customer review preferences, etc). I spent [...]

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Splitting Tweets

9. February 2009

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Today being a Full Moon is a great day for a change. An evolution. My twitter experience has evolved since my very first tweet (thank you Connie Bensen) in the early Fall of 2007. I feel it’s a good time to now split my tweets to have professional & personal. This is fairly common practice [...]

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Podcasts – The Voice of Social Media

20. January 2009

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What is a Podcast? I’m no longer surprised by how many people don’t know what a podcast is. I often explain it like: an a.m. talk radio show more often than not created by people with a passion for a particular subject. The show is downloadable as an audio file, usually in an .mp3 format, [...]

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