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Social Media 101

12 Evolutionary Ways to Overcome Resistance to Social Media Changes

February 15, 2012

Do you sometimes feel an overwhelming sense of dread when you hear that more changes are in the Social Media pipeline? Ever feel like it is hard to keep up with all of the new technological “bells and whistles?” Some of my clients have even expressed a sense of fear toward all of the advances [...]

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Social Media… Sensory Overload or a Global Communications Revolution? [VIDEO]

September 24, 2011

Today, I came across one of the posts from Rupesh Nandy, a rather prolific G+ content curator. While most of his posts are interesting, a particular video was thought provoking and made me laugh at the same time. The YouTube video is a mashup of just how much Social Media has revolutionized Global Communications [...]

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Demystifying Facebook’s Most Recent Changes

September 23, 2011

Prior to the announcements at the F8 Conference, I was feeling a great sense of resistance about the Facebook changes. As Mark Zuckerberg presented the new features, a sense of excitement and enthusiasm began to overcome the initial discomfort. Zuckerberg’s energy sparked my curiosity and I quickly found a way to update my profile to [...]

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Google+ Circles Ripple into Streams of Conversations

July 29, 2011

Circles – Prior to Google+, Social Media interactions were about as random as watching raindrops falling on one pond. Sure the ripples intersected, but there was a general confusion and lack of focus generated by too much information and “noise.” At times, it can be downright hard to make sense of it all.
Unlike Facebook, [...]

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Can Google+ help us make sense of Social Media?

July 28, 2011

Google’s Fresh Spin – Just as we thought we were getting settled into the daily ennui of going around in circles with Social Media, Google had to put a new (and refreshing) spin on how we connect and interact online. In early July 2011, Google+ was introduced and the “early adopters” got invitations to test [...]

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The Royal Wedding 2.0 – A Social Media Guide to the Official Sites

April 29, 2011

Ok… Some of you are going to love this and some will hate this, but I just Have to document this moment with a Social Media Guide to the official sites related to The Royal Wedding 2011 To be honest, I really could care less about William and Kate. Sure, they are a nice [...]

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A Crystal Ball View into the Future

April 8, 2011

A friend of mine in San Francisco… my tech guru Dr. Charles Choi of YummyMelon is constantly seeding my mind with new ideas and visions for the future. In a way, I really love our tech banter because he keeps me informed. A couple of weeks ago, we had a discussion over the [...]

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More Tips & Highlights from WordCamp Miami 2011

March 10, 2011

This is a Sequel to “Tips and Highlights from WordCamp Miami 2011”

5. The Most Entertaining Talk of the day was by Brendan Sera-Shriar or @Digibomb of Vanilla Forums. He told great stories and gave fantastic tips for Building a Community around your Blog. He actually used gifts from Canada to create a fun [...]

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Social Media Coaching at the South Florida Business Journal

March 1, 2011

For the past 2 weeks, I have had the pleasure of collaborating with Raven Harris of the South Florida Business Journal on a 4 Part Seminar: “Social Media and Lead Generation for Business.
* Introduction to Social Media for Business and Lead Generation Workshop 3 of 4 Part Series
* March 2, 2011
* 10:00am – 11:00am
* South [...]

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The Social Media Revolution — Updated Video

December 10, 2010

Check out the latest Video on the Social Media Revolution. The Infographics are fresh and eye-opening. Communications are evolving so rapidly that it is almost mind-boggling to try to keep up with it all. These videos are a great way to visualize these changes.
The interesting thing about the current economic challenges is that we are [...]

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