Who’s Guilty of Tweet-itis?
Even for someone with a thin skin when it comes to micro-blogging and Twitter in particular, I thought this was laugh-out-loud hilarious.
Image: Mark Smiciklas, Creative Commons
Filed under Shonali Burke, Social Media, Twitter | Tags: humor, Social Media, Twitter | Comment (1)Speaking Season Begins
I didn’t think this would happen so quickly, but my 2010 speaking “season” has kicked off.
So – here’s where I’ll be over the next few months, adding new dates as we go along. Do let me know if you’ll be anywhere that I am, so that we can say “hello” to each other (and if you can join a webinar or teleseminar, I’ll be delighted).
By the way, if you’re interested in measurement, tomorrow I’m doing a webinar for PRSA Tampa Bay that reprises my turn at PRSA’s 2009 International Conference. You can register until 11 a.m. EST tomorrow, I believe.
Updates will be made to the speaking page on my website, if you want to keep tabs on it. I hope to see you soon… somewhere!
- January 25: a “head of table” at Social Media Club – DC’s inaugural social media breakfast
- January 28: PRSA Tampa Bay, a webinar of “From ROI to KPI” originally presented at PRSA09
- February 4: PRSA teleseminar on the nexus of PR and social media
- March 25: IABC Cleveland
- May 26: WebCom Montréal 2010, Montréal, Canada
- July 21: PRSA Alaska
Getting on Board with Women Grow Business
Thanks to my (wonderful) friends, this particular cat got out of the bag before I could untie the strings, so I’m going to make this short and sweet (though I’ve been dying to tell you for a while): I’m really excited to be taking over the reins at Women Grow Business, an amazing community hosted by Network Solutions to help women do exactly that: grow their business.
With content from leading women entrepreneurs on a variety of subjects, Women Grow Business has really made a name for itself in an extremely short span of time, thanks to a great many people, but particularly, I think, because of Shashi Bellamkonda and Jill Foster; it’s the latter whose able hands I’ll be taking over WGB from.
Because of their efforts in building a vibrant, thriving community, WGB has received so many accolades, it’s a little mind-boggling: one of Forbes’ 20 best marketing and social media blogs by women, to name just one, not to mention Jill herself being listed by Forbes as one of 30 women entrepreneurs to follow on Twitter (and whatever your opinion about Twitter lists, you have to admit that’s a pretty cool one to be on).
Fyi, Shonali Burke Consulting still lives
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