The other night was an eye opener for me. I spend so much time consuming content via Social Media, as well interacting with others in real life that play in this space, I often forget about what it’s like on the other side. The reality is this; people who Tweet, Facebook, blog, and speak Social [...]
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What We Learn from Non-Social Media Professionals
by David on May 19, 2011
How PR Has Changed in the Digital Age
by David on April 14, 2011
Social media has changed the way many companies handle their Public Relations. At one time, Press Releases ruled the day, today, more companies have turned to putting experiences and products in the hands of their most passionate consumers in the hope they’ll share the message on behalf of their brand. Look no further at what Klout [...]
Changing the Proverbial Scenery is Important
by David on April 7, 2011
It hit me, like a ton of bricks smashing against my face. Something was missing, I needed new blood. Not tiger blood, like Charlie Sheen carries around, rather new faces and new voices. A change of scenery. A different storyline. After spending over three years on Twitter, everything started feeling stale. Raise your hand if [...]
Risk/Reward of Preachy Tweets
by David on March 31, 2011
“Work harder than the other guy, you’ll succeed” ~ anonymous douchebag tweet If you’ve been actively part of twitter for any length of time (beyond several months), you’ve seen the tweets, most likely participated in crafting one of these little suckers. You feel so proud, look how clever you are. Take a bow. Now sit [...]
My Twitter Presence
by David on August 12, 2010
I’m not Chris Brogan nor am I trying to be however he’s easily in my top 3 of people I learn from on Twitter so after reading his blog My Twitter Presence this morning, I thought I would follow suit and hey, it was his suggestion anyway. Seeing that I just finished celebrating my two [...]
Mobile Is Quickly Becoming Everyone’s Favorite Toy
by David on June 29, 2010
Years ago, if you owned a cell phone you were considered ‘privileged’ or worse. I’m referring to the time period after the bag-phone era, which lost steam when we realized we didn’t need both a bag AND phone to conduct mobile connectivity. Back then, there was no video capability, no Twitter, Facebook, or social networks [...]
