The document lists 10 social media activities that can be tried in 10 minutes each, including listening to a podcast, joining Twitter, making recommendations on LinkedIn, checking in on Foursquare, setting up Google blog alerts, searching Google blogs for favorite topics, creating an event on Facebook, joining StumbleUpon, listing books on Shelfari, and uploading photos to Flickr. The purpose is to participate in conversations and build relationships online. Proper use of hashtags is also recommended.
I had an opportunity to lead morning seminars on social media on Monday and Tuesday in San Diego. With a longer time allotted for the presentations, I was able to go into more depth than is usual. It also was the first presentation my wife Lisa got to see, so she is featured early. Here are the slides.
Why Launch a Company Blog and Use Social MediaGraeme Thickins
A presentation on blogging and social media that I gave to the monthly lunch meeting of "Club Entrepreneur" at the Minneapolis Club on February 4, 2010. (This 64-slide deck was created in Keynote on a Mac.) A shout-out to David Meerman Scott, Debbie Weil, Brian Solis, Ann Handley, and Tara Hunt, whose work I cited in parts of this presentation.
When you click play on this slide presentation, you'll also hear an MP3 recording of me delivering this talk. I haven't yet set it up to synch to the slides.
You can also listen to the MP3 on this blog post of mine: http://bit.ly/9Mv1oh. (The MP3 link is towards the end.)
I had an opportunity to lead morning seminars on social media on Monday and Tuesday in San Diego. With a longer time allotted for the presentations, I was able to go into more depth than is usual. It also was the first presentation my wife Lisa got to see, so she is featured early. Here are the slides.
Why Launch a Company Blog and Use Social MediaGraeme Thickins
A presentation on blogging and social media that I gave to the monthly lunch meeting of "Club Entrepreneur" at the Minneapolis Club on February 4, 2010. (This 64-slide deck was created in Keynote on a Mac.) A shout-out to David Meerman Scott, Debbie Weil, Brian Solis, Ann Handley, and Tara Hunt, whose work I cited in parts of this presentation.
When you click play on this slide presentation, you'll also hear an MP3 recording of me delivering this talk. I haven't yet set it up to synch to the slides.
You can also listen to the MP3 on this blog post of mine: http://bit.ly/9Mv1oh. (The MP3 link is towards the end.)
Kelly Huston's "powerpoint" presentation for the Contra Costa County Joint Information Center 2-day class put on by the California Emergency Management Agency.
What all that beta talk means for brandsAndy Whitlock
This is the second of four presentations I gave in Madrid in April 2010.
I was asked specifically to talk about "beta ideas". With that starting point, I decided to recap on where the language came from but to quickly move to how organisations need to think about releasing 'ideas' into an environment that is so unpredictable.
I talk about evolution and Andromedans. Apologies if any of it doesn't make total sense without my verbal narrative.
This is the final presentation I did in Madrid in April 2010. It's about doing.
Basically it contains an argument against distilling rich conversations down into simple, light messages; that you can bring people into the richer story simply by getting them to do one, simple thing.
It's 2010. is your business social. milena regosMilena Regos
It's not a question of whether you do social media but how well you do it. This presentation covers social media stats, listening, engagement and measurements. Presented by Milena Regos, Out&About Marketing Oct 7, 2010.
Bonsai Networking: Using Social Media and F2F Networking to Cultivate a Power...Janie Coffey
A Bonsai Network is a cultivated Sphere of Influence
Bigger networks don’t always mean better. A selectively cared for and developed network can be much more powerful and last a lifetime. You need a network of like-minded, inspirational and uplifting people who will get your message, who will love your message and who will share your message.
Social media guru and technical communication expert Scott Abel, The Content Wrangler, explores how content technologies, content standards, social networks, location awareness, user-generated content, mobile communication, augmented reality, information visualization, and advanced communication techniques can help technical communicators better serve their customers, identify failure points, and spot opportunities for growth.
Kelly Huston's "powerpoint" presentation for the Contra Costa County Joint Information Center 2-day class put on by the California Emergency Management Agency.
What all that beta talk means for brandsAndy Whitlock
This is the second of four presentations I gave in Madrid in April 2010.
I was asked specifically to talk about "beta ideas". With that starting point, I decided to recap on where the language came from but to quickly move to how organisations need to think about releasing 'ideas' into an environment that is so unpredictable.
I talk about evolution and Andromedans. Apologies if any of it doesn't make total sense without my verbal narrative.
This is the final presentation I did in Madrid in April 2010. It's about doing.
Basically it contains an argument against distilling rich conversations down into simple, light messages; that you can bring people into the richer story simply by getting them to do one, simple thing.
It's 2010. is your business social. milena regosMilena Regos
It's not a question of whether you do social media but how well you do it. This presentation covers social media stats, listening, engagement and measurements. Presented by Milena Regos, Out&About Marketing Oct 7, 2010.
Bonsai Networking: Using Social Media and F2F Networking to Cultivate a Power...Janie Coffey
A Bonsai Network is a cultivated Sphere of Influence
Bigger networks don’t always mean better. A selectively cared for and developed network can be much more powerful and last a lifetime. You need a network of like-minded, inspirational and uplifting people who will get your message, who will love your message and who will share your message.
Social media guru and technical communication expert Scott Abel, The Content Wrangler, explores how content technologies, content standards, social networks, location awareness, user-generated content, mobile communication, augmented reality, information visualization, and advanced communication techniques can help technical communicators better serve their customers, identify failure points, and spot opportunities for growth.
Why go social? Reasons to implement a social media strategy for a personal brand or business given at Social Media Day of the NW Women's Conference, March, 2012. For more information, visit www.heidi-miller.com
Social CRM: Managing online relationshipsHeidi Miller
Half-day boot camp for social media management: engaging in online relationships, choosing Facebook personal profile vs page, Twitter profile and conventions
Best practices for managing online relationships, including overall strategy and specific best practices for engaging via Facebook profiles and Pages and on Twitter. Originally presented at Wappow's Search and Social Revelations, Dec. 21, 2010
From the social media panel at US Women in Nuclear conference on using social media for career growth. Follow up: how to set up a Google Alert, is here: http://bit.ly/cgn0Hi
Welcome to the Program Your Destiny course. In this course, we will be learning the technology of personal transformation, neuroassociative conditioning (NAC) as pioneered by Tony Robbins. NAC is used to deprogram negative neuroassociations that are causing approach avoidance and instead reprogram yourself with positive neuroassociations that lead to being approach automatic. In doing so, you change your destiny, moving towards unlocking the hypersocial self within, the true self free from fear and operating from a place of personal power and love.
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80. Hashtag Tips
No longer than 8 characters
Print on all event promo materials
Print on every slide of slide deck
Follow during event and reTweet
Thursday, May 6, 2010
81. 10 Social Media Things
to Try
in 10 Minutes
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