Category: Social Media Hotness

Trends, opinions, and piddling around

Rock your audience, Part 3: When your peanut becomes a peanut tree

This is the third part of a series on rocking your audience at whatever stage you’re at. As we go through each stage, I’d love to discuss it like crazy and do some q&a before moving on to the next one. So got comments? Leave ‘em. I’ll be adding everyone who participates to the Twitter  Continue Reading »

My whacked out reason for loving Twitter lists

It is insane how different our online worlds are. I’ll start talking to someone about a certain launch that “everyone knows about”, and they’ll give me a spacey head nod. I’ll mention an online superstar that “everyone has heard of”, and the person who knows everybody has never heard of them. Our real-world relationships don’t  Continue Reading »

And this…is why you need a stage

So, Twitter’s down today. (Everybody say booooo…) I feel a little lost, honestly. But my feed reader is getting major action, so that’s exciting. I’ve seen talk recently about companies not needing their own websites. That instead, they just need to use all of the new media out there and be involved in “The Great  Continue Reading »

Five things I learned in Boulder

This past weekend John and I took a trip to Boulder, Colorado to hang with Gwen, Joel, Liz, and Glenn. While we were there, Gwen, Liz, and I hosted a clothing swap benefit at Restaurant 4580. It was a blast. We rocked hard. And…I learned a few things. 1. Colorado ladies have mega style and  Continue Reading »

How to outsource your social networking without being an idiot

I got kind of antsy today and made a quick (sort of) video for you guys. (Yay! Another person with a webcam!) Also. I blame Pam Slim for the “I’m sitting in my room right now” brand of quality. She’s lowered the bar a couple of notches (and I love her for it). One more  Continue Reading »

There is no charge for awesomeness

This article has been circulating on Twitter, and I finally clicked on it. Totally unprepared for the seething irritation it would bring to my do-nothing Sunday afternoon. It’s not just about how future employers look at our Twitter and Facebook pages…it’s about it becoming a job requirement. And not only for self-professed “social media” people.  Continue Reading »

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