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Last night kicked off Jeff Pulver’s NYC 140 Character Conference with a cocktail party at Room Service NYC . One of the things I appreciate the most about Jeff, is his ability to bring exceptional talent from diverse backgrounds together, while still keeping a single focus of the real-time web. All evening my head was spinning [...] April 20th, 2010 | Tags: 140conf, Boxee, Gowalla, Jeff Pulver, Jessica Randazza, Liz Strauss, Memetales, personal growth, Sobcon, twitter | Category: personal | 4 comments
I attend a fair amount of social media and communication conferences and social media panels to connect with industry folks that understand the space better than I do. At these events I try to be sure that I get my my $40 (or whatever the cost was to attend the event) worth. What I typically see [...] December 14th, 2009 | Tags: advice, ColdPavement, facebook, Jessica Randazza, meetup, real-time web, tweetup, twitter | Category: social media | 15 comments
When I worked at Walt Disney World in 2004 as a part of the College Program, my role kept me in Magic Kingdom, primarily in Fantasyland. Fantasyland is home to Ariel’s Grotto, the Mary Poppins Carousel, and of course, the It’s A Small World ride. After spending 9 months in close proximity to that joyous ride [...] December 8th, 2009 | Tags: Fantasyland, global shrink, Google Wave, Jessica Randazza, Small World, twitter, Veronica Sopher, WDWCP | Category: social media | 4 comments
After a brief conversation last night with Mona and Kristy about social media being silo-ed into marketing or customer service, I was feeling frustrated interested in the general consensus on social media was for the non-PR/Marketing folks. Mona believes that is and should be utilized as a customer service tool, and as a public relations practitioner…well, [...] November 5th, 2009 | Tags: Comcast Cares, customer service, facebook, frank eliason, Jessica Randazza, jetblue, Kristy Bolsinger, Mona Nomura, southwest, twitter | Category: social media | 16 comments
I’ve always stayed busy, but lately I’ve been more busy than usual. Abnormally busy. Which means I’ve neglected a lot of my daily habits like checking the news, reading my favorite blogs, lacked on strolling through my feeds and even checking out industry news (and you better believe I haven’t been to the gym in, [...] October 12th, 2009 | Tags: content, information snacks, mashable, social media, time management, twitter | Category: twitter | 3 comments
Part of being a member of the social media marketing community means you’re likely to attend a number of social media events. Traditionally the events are a great opportunity to network and learn from other members of the industry. Having been to a number of them myself, I’ve come up with a few tips for [...] September 26th, 2009 | Tags: Bump, networking, social media, Social Media Club, social networking, twitter | Category: social media | 6 comments
I’ve heard it twice this week, from two different people — using Twitter as your primary means of disseminating messages is not enough. Someone I really admire in the industry, Shannon Paul, told me this week (please forgive my southern belle restyling of their message) tweets are nothing more than “flatulence in the wind.” Now, I [...] September 8th, 2009 | Tags: blogging, facebook, personal brand, Shannon Paul, social media, twitter | Category: Uncategorized | One comment
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