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I’m a judgmental lady (something heartily seconded by my Myers Briggs assessment). While this may sound like I’m a highly unpleasant person, I should clarify that there is a difference between judging and making a judgment. I don’t go around barking out personality edicts like some director in front of an inept chorus line (“You? …
The social media campaign of caterer/restaurant conglomerate, D’Amico has been the subject of much on and offline conversations in the Twin Cities the past month or so. For those of you who have missed it (and it’d be real hard to miss it if you live here), D’Amico entered the Twittersphere recently with a boom. …
Brian Solis’ presentation in Minneapolis is just two weeks away (July 27), and I hope that you’re planning to attend. We’re excited and honored that he’s making the trip to speak to our community. This post however, isn’t about that event. It’s about Brian’s book, Engage! Engage is a great book. I read every last …
My social network is kind of a monster. Like the giant Venus Fly Trap in Little Shop of Horrors, it’s grown into a Hydra-like beast that requires constant feeding and attention. I have no one to blame for this but myself. I’ve created oodles of social profiles for myself and my company and syndicate content …
It’s summer in Minnesota, which means countless anglers are hauling their fishing gear to the shores of our 10,000 lakes, our many streams and the mighty Mississippi. As a child, this meant many boat-bound hours, watching my Dad perfect his technique in his quest for “a lunker Walleye.” From my vantage point, this task always …
Facebook has made several changes lately, but one that isn’t getting nearly much attention amidst all of the discussions about privacy are the Community Pages – taking brands hostage one page at a time. Get the skinny in my post on the Minnesota Public Relations Blog.
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