Posts Tagged ‘Blogging’

Will You Sport a TweetMyTime Shirt at the Columbus Marathon?

Race day for the Nationwide Better Health Columbus Marathon is getting closer.  So is our little BETA test of TweetMyTime.  It’s exciting and, as of  today, we’re at about 250 registrants who will be sharing their race information across the social web.  That’s 250 people who’ve all decided that TweetMyTime is a cool idea and [...]

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Blogging & Dependency

Lunch today with Eric Vessels was a cool experience.  We first met on Twitter and then through OWL.  Eric has been an internet entrepreneur since 1999, when he and a college buddy decided to start WhatTheyThink?, a targeted news and editorial website with content designed for the printing industry. Working right up the road in [...]

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“Jimmer” on Blogging

I first came to know Jim Brochowski through his blog.  We’ll actually, it was an @reply on Twitter that pointed me to his profile and he link to The Life of Jimmer.  But it was on Jim’s blog where I came to know Jimmer and what makes him tick as a person.  Jim’s writing created [...]

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Know Thyself

Are you thinking about how to develop a personal brand for yourself on the social web?  Here’s a tip.  Start by remembering what Plato taught us long ago: know thyself. Gaining a clear understanding of who we are is a critical first step in developing a online content strategy for use on blogs, social network [...]

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Consequences of the Social Web

If you watched President Obama’s address to Congress last night, or have been following the news today, you probably know that Republican lawmaker Joe Wilson screwed up.  Badly.  Fueled by a disagreement with a statement Obama made on Health Care Reform and illegal immigrants, Wilson shouted, “You lie!” directly at the President.  His statement was [...]

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Social Web Karma

The savviest social networkers understand Karma.  By keeping Karma in mind when communicating in your cliques, you will expand the reach of your own content.  The concept is VERY basic.  Invest your social capital in your clique, and your clique will invest theirs in you.  Here are some basic guidelines you can use: On Twitter, [...]

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On Interpersonal Human Needs

The concepts behind FRIO may be a key driver behind the exponential growth that Twitter has seen over the course of this year.

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Social Web Visibility Helps Create Traditional Media Awareness

Seth Godin would agree that Jake Shimabukuro is the best in the world. Jake is a Ukulele Virtuoso. Once you hear him play, you’ll get the picture as to why he is worth talking about. Jake uses Facebook, Twitter, Myspace, iLike, a blog, and social media tools that help make his music and brand story visible to audiences around the world. Jake has built a Total Internet Presence.

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Mobilizing People for Your Cause Through Blog Content

On Friday I shared a few opinions on the failing of Issue 2 in Southwestern City Schools. At the end of what some would call a small rant, I promised to share a few ideas on how groups of pro-voters could use new media tools to help rally the people who want to see the levy pass.

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Ohio Innovators to Follow

I really do love Ohio. It makes me proud to live in in a city where the culture supports innovators like Tom and people buzz about innovation and new ideas. Credit Goes Where Credit is Due. Here are some other names of Columbus, Ohio entrepreneurs who are worth paying some attention.

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