Posted by Weave on Jun 25, 2011 in Featured Articles, Personal, Professional | 0 comments
We’ve joined every niche social site and accepted nearly every friend request. Strangers know which conferences we’re attending, acquaintances know what we’re reading or buying, and coworkers can see every place we check in, before, during and after work hours. Where are the boundaries? What was the point? Was it worth it?...
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Posted by Weave on Apr 17, 2010 in Events, Featured Articles, Professional | 3 comments
REDMOND, WASHINGTON, USA – April 15, 2010 – I was pleased to present the morning keynote at the recent Microsoft Social Media 201 Conference held at the Microsoft Executive Briefing Center. The event, put on by buddy Joe Kennedy (@KennedyIAm) and the guys at @FreshConsulting, was aimed at helping elaborate the “next steps” for companies who have already established initial...
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Posted by Weave on Jan 4, 2010 in Articles, Professional | 1 comment
Marketing in its traditional form needs to change. Social media, now at the end of its hype curve, was not the magic bullet. What will save marketing will be selling and proving our value.
At year’s end, people tend to come out with numerous predictions for the new year. Three reasons drive would-be pundits to do this: first is a bit of sentimentality at what we just lived through....
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Posted by Weave on Jun 18, 2009 in Events, Professional | 0 comments
WHAT: ZAAZ is hosting the latest in its social media events series next Thursday, June 18th, at ZAAZ HQ in downtown Seattle. Join us from 6 – 9pm for a panel discussion on agency / client relationships in social media. Panelists will include folks from the agency side who specialize in digital, brand, and PR; along with client-side web and community managers.
Panelists include:
Dave...
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Posted by Weave on Apr 22, 2009 in Articles, Events, Professional | 0 comments
I’ll be speaking on a panel discussion at the Graphic Arts Guild/Seattle Professional Graphic Artists luncheon workshop on “Social Media Marketing: What Actually Works?” This is the second panel in a series of two, the first covering a demonstration of Facebook, Twitter and other social sites. In this second panel, we’ll share our experiences on what’s working for...
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