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I won’t speak for free
For each event I speak at I spend on average 10 hours creating the slide deck, and about 20 hours rehearsing the presentation, unless it's an existing presentation/deck, then that time is much less. The end result is that I spend anywhere from 15-30 hours preparing/rehearsing the presentation, and lose a minimum of one day … Continue reading I won’t speak for free
18 Social Media Quotes
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Facebook’s Huge Maze of Privacy Options Mapped Out
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7 Ways to Use Psychological Influence With Social Media Content
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Start Somewhere with Social Media
You've heard lots about it. Twitter and Facebook and you've gotta get on there, and something huge will happen, and, and... so then what? There's so much hype and so many people skipping a few steps in the middle of the explanations that understanding what to do gets pretty frustrating pretty quickly. Oh, and results … Continue reading Start Somewhere with Social Media
Facebook’s manipulative deactivate account page
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What really happens when you try to delete your Facebook account
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Why You Should ‘Fix Your House’ Before Inviting People Over
So here’s a simple rule of thumb to live by: if you’re going to launch an external social media initiative – even something as simple as an official Twitter handle – make sure it’s properly supported on your primary website and via your email communications. And the more intricate your external efforts become, the more … Continue reading Why You Should ‘Fix Your House’ Before Inviting People Over
Top 5 Social Media Tips for C-Suite Execs
Alltop CEO and former Apple evangelist, Guy Kawasaki is the poster child for the active social media executive. Kawasaki’s perspective comes from years of blogging and using Twitter to further his business initiatives. He sees social media as a means for executives, “To establish yourself as a fascinating subject-matter expert.”For the executive looking to become … Continue reading Top 5 Social Media Tips for C-Suite Execs