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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Choosing a Blogging Service
As a beginner blogger, I was trying a few months ago to decide which blogging service to choose. I asked for guidance from the Twitter community, and the “tweeps” who responded there recommended that I should use WordPress. I’m grateful … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging (Tips, Tools, and Trends), Social Media (ROI, Tips, Tools, Trends)
Tagged Blogger, blogging services, choosing a blogging service, free blogging service, Google AdSense, hosted blogging service, Movable Type, self-hosted blogging service, Serendipity, TypePad, WordPress.com, WordPress.org
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Awareness Inc. Webinar: Using Online Communities to Create a World Wide Rave, featuring David Meerman Scott ~ Takeaways
Webinar Date: May 13, 2009 2:00 PM EST Host: Mike Lewis, Vice President of Marketing, Awareness, Inc. (also known as @bostonmike on Twitter). Awareness, Inc. builds online communities via a “Social Media Marketing Platform that combines User-Generated Content (blogs, wikis, discussions, photos, and videos) … Continue reading
Posted in MarCom: Content Marketing
Tagged Awareness, buyer personas, David Meerman Scott, digital communities, Inc, Mike Lewis, New Media and the Air Force, online communities, The New Rules of Marketing and PR: How to Use News Releases, Viral Marketing and Online Media to Reach Buyers, World Wide Rave
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Links for Social Good, May 2009: Breast Cancer Awareness
As a follow-up to my last post Finding the “Abundance Mentality” with Social Media, I’ve compiled several links for social good, which represent the community focus that I’ve consistently found on Twitter, where various organizations and supporters of those organizations often send … Continue reading
Posted in Linkworthy
Tagged 12 for 12K Challenge: Changing the World through Social Media, Avon Walk for Breast Cancer, Baseball the Way It Was Meant to Be, Boston Bakes for Breast Cancer, Boston Mammography Van, breast cancer awareness, Connect: Marketing in the Social Media Era, Dana Farber Organization, Jimmy Fund ~ Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Margaret Norma Sabin, social media for good, Susan G. Komen for the Cure and Major League Baseball, The Hospice of Peel
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Finding the “Abundance Mentality” with Social Media
In a recent guest post, I talked about my involvement in social media, especially Twitter, and how it has impacted my behavior, as both a consumer and customer. What I didn’t mention in that post are the ways social media … Continue reading
C.B. Whittemore's Social Media Series: Bridging New & Old
In a week of firsts, including my first social media breakfast and my first online contest award, I also had the pleasure of appearing as a guest blogger today, in C. B. Whittemore’s Marketing Blog, “Flooring the Consumer.” C.B. Whittemore, … Continue reading
Social Media Breakfast #13: Rocking the Boat at Puma City
This week, I made my social media debut at Social Media Breakfast Boston #13 (Check out the permanent record of this debut on Flickr here.) The breakfast occurred at Puma City, which is head-quartered on Boston’s Fan Pier, April 25-May 16, in honor … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Social Media (ROI, Tips, Tools, Trends)
Tagged #social media, Bob Collins, Bryan Person, Build a Powerful Brand to Achieve Career Success, C.C. Chapman, Dan Schawbel, Digital Dads, Earthwatch, George Grattan, Klickable.TV, Me 2.0, Puma City, Roger Wu, Social Media Breakfast Boston #13, The Advance Guard, Volvo Ocean Race
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Finding the Hidden Job Market with LinkUp Job Search Engine
LinkUp is a job search engine, which aggregates and publishes jobs directly from company websites. According to the LinkUp site, using LinkUp over traditional job boards provides these benefits: Always Current: When a company adds or removes a job from the company site, the LinkUp site updates itself — automatically. … Continue reading