The Carma of MeasurePR
I’m pretty stoked that Alan Chumley of Carma International will be our guest on #measurePR this coming week.
Alan’s a frequent participant in the chat, contributes great information, and perhaps featuring Carma will result in good karma for all of us.
Heh, I couldn’t resist.
We’ll be chatting on August 3, 12-1 pm ET; just use #measurepr as your hashtag on Twitter to follow/participate.
And if you have questions you’d like Alan to weave his grey cells around, please do email or DM them to me ahead of time (ahead of time really helps).
To get your grey cells in shape, here’s a measurement Q&A with Alan for your reading pleasure. All emphasis, etc., is mine, not his:
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‘Nuff said.
Of Early Adopters, Tenons and Henry Wood
“Technically mocking isn’t a sport… yet… though I have made a proposal for the 2020 Olympic games.” ~ Brian Meeks
This is the final post in a three-part interview with Brian Meeks, who goes by the moniker “Extremely Average.” In Part I, Brian talked about why woodworking makes him a better writer, and stinking in the dark room. Part II saw him discussing why he hasn’t decided whether or not Mrs. Johnson was evil. My questions continue:
Tell me a little about your use of social media, personal and professional.
Professionally
I manage the social media and customer relations for a company from Vienna, Va. It is ironic that 3 weeks after I moved back to Iowa, I should get a job 30 miles from my old home.
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