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I haven’t learned anything about social media at an event in the Twin Cities in a very long time. Is this because I’m brilliant? Heck no. If anything, I have a lot to learn. And that compels me to continually seek out new educational opportunities at meetings, workshops, webinars, teleseminars and conferences, both locally and …
I love to dance. But I wouldn’t necessarily call myself a dancer. (I always figured you needed training, recitals and a monogrammed bag with ballet slipper patches on it to officially be called a “dancer.”) But, I can dance. And, I can make up moves and build whole dance routines in my head. So, earlier …
I try to keep up on news in my industry, so it was with great interest that I read the latest cover story in Fast Company about fellow Twitter lover, Ashton Kutcher and his production company, Katalyst. The cover provocatively asks if Kutcher could be “a new kind of media mogul.” My answer? Unequivocally. As …
A few weeks ago, Jennifer and I had the opportunity to participate in a master class with one of the PR industry’s most widely respected thought leaders, Brian Solis. Among the plethora of smart ideas he presented, one topic was near and dear to my heart…social media monitoring. Since I joined Kane Consulting, I’ve researched …
Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce to you: The Tweetwall – the hottest new accessory for events in the digital age. If you haven’t seen one yet, give it time. They’re quickly becoming ubiquitous. (How ubiquitous? How about the fact that you can now tweet prayers to appear in an aggregated feed for the Church of …
It’s started. Companies everywhere seem to have received the “We gotta be on Twitter!” memo and are swarming to the application to fire up a feed. But does anyone care? Since I’m a “heavy tweeter” and follow a lot of people, I seem to be on the radar of many of these corporate feeds. The …
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