Pan-Mass Challenge Heroes #13: Larry Lawfer
Doug Haslam This is an ongoing series profiling some of the people I believe to be the real heroes of the Pan-Mass Challenge: the sponsors who donate their money to fund cancer…
June 2009
Social Media Top 5: Social CRM Paparazzi, Leaning on Young PR Pros, and Fighting the Elements
Rockstars of Social CRM- in Pictures!: I blogged about my side impressions from this event early in the week, but Warren Sukernik put together these entertaining slides that give the…
Pan-Mass Challenge Fundraising and Training Update
I have been keeping up (mostly) with my Pan-Mass Challenge training, but have been a bit slow in editing videos (you’re welcome). The reason? I got a new Flip Ultra…
Pan-Mass Challenge Heroes #12: Adam Cohen
This is an ongoing series profiling some of the people I believe to be the real heroes of the Pan-Mass Challenge: the sponsors who donate their money to fund cancer…
Getting Impatient with Social Media
I attended Radian6’s "Social Media Rockstars" Social CRM (Customer Relationship Management) event last night, and confirmed one thing: I am getting impatient. I’m impatient for social media tools and strategies…
Pan-Mass Challenge Heroes #11: Tom Lewis
This is an ongoing series profiling some of the people I believe to be the real heroes of the Pan-Mass Challenge: the sponsors who donate their money to fund cancer…
Social Media Top 5: Social Media’s Dead- No, It’s a Clique- No, It’s a Jelly Donut
Social Media is Dead (?) Geoff Livingston wrote the salacious phrase in the title to his recent blog post explaining why he was discontinuing his involvement in the Blog Potomac…
Pan-Mass Challenge Heroes #10: Ann Handley
This is an ongoing series profiling some of the people I believe to be the real heroes of the Pan-Mass Challenge: the sponsors who donate their money to fund cancer…
Constant Context
I have been reading folks saying that a downfall of Twitter is the constant absence of context in 140-character Tweets, and similarly short Facebook updates. Too bad. People are there.…
Hooray for Twitter’s ‘Idle Class!’
So a recent Harvard Business School study said 10% of Twitter users produce 90% of Tweets (http://bit.ly/hbstwit). Does that make Twitter a "Broadcast" medium? I don’t think so. The lurkers,…