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Tag: social media

The High-Cost of Accurate Information

How many games long was Joe DiMaggio’s hitting streak? What state is Kansas City located in? What’s the record for the most times someone has been struck by lightning? And what does the bar bet have to do with your content strategy?

Quick Notes on Social Dev Camp: Industry Specific Social Media Strategies

The question being answered is: How can we sell social media to specific industries.
Leading the discussion is Adam Boalt of Boalt Interactive Business. On Twitter @boalt.
Boalt works with Fortune 500 companies to generate leads and monetize on the web. Think about how social media will affect an industry before talking to companies. Think about the [...]

Quick Notes on Social Dev Camp: Where’s the $ and sense in social media?

My quick notes are the thoughts I write down during a session at conferences. They might seem a little disjointed, but it’s the fastest way to get my thoughts online.
The general question is “How can we make money with Social Media?” The leader of the talk is Sean Gallagher of of The Packet Rat.
An interesting [...]

What else is there to Twitter?

At Podcamp Montreal I attended Adele McAlear’s Using Twitter to Build and Monitor Your Personal Brand. Her talk was a great summary of the ways to use Twitter for the uninitiated, but I knew those before I walked in. I’m just using Adele’s session as a starting off point here, not bashing it. I [...]

NYC Events: Agency BootCamp on Social Media

Bloggers note: Something really funny happened when I was going to post these notes. It took a few extra days because I couldn’t find the names of the people who were sitting on the panel. The event was called “Agency BootCamp on Social Media” and it’s a marketing panel discussion. Why the hell was I [...]