How To Make A Great Event From #whatsbrewing
May 26, 2011
Take away: To make money you have to spend money.... Last night I attended the #whatsbrewing tweet up and video shoot at the Antler agency in Boston on South Street... Read more →
Take away: To make money you have to spend money.... Last night I attended the #whatsbrewing tweet up and video shoot at the Antler agency in Boston on South Street... Read more →
Scott Wilder, partner at Human 1.0 and former Intuit Communities Manager gives Frank Days and me, co-hosts of the Agile Marketing Podcast, his insights into Agile Marketing, from background to... Read more →
Two PR professionals who are leaders in the adoption of social media for communications in the States and in Europe are Shel Holtz and Neville Hobson, the online radio partners... Read more →
Last night I attended the #wingup tweetup in a pub in Newton, MA. Frank Days, the Director of New and Social Media at Novell organized the event, and I had... Read more →
Todd Van Hoosear at Tech PR Gems interviewed me at Podcamp Boston last week, he posted the result on his blog the other day. We talked about B2B blogging, something... Read more →
Zane Safrit, a friend and colleague in the social media world interviewed me today on Blog Talk Radio, we talked about blogging, SNCR, Social media and the cluetrain Manifesto. Zane... Read more →
My podcast interview with Frank Eliason of Comcast Customer Outreach was recently posted on the Society for New Communications Research website. The podcast forms the basis of a case study... Read more →
As a Fellow of the Society for New Communications Research, and member of their research committee, I've been involved with the society's New Influencer study. The study involves a survey... Read more →
A rocky weekend, I was very sick with the flu on Friday. Both Karin and Bram have had the flu for a week or so, but lots of sleep on... Read more →
The first PodCamp was held in 2006 on September 8th and 10th in Boston. I was not able to make the event because of family issues. The UnConference proved to... Read more →