I will be leading a three part seminar on Social Media for the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce in New Hampshire beginning on Wednesday, October 19 between 12 and 1pm. The first subject will be Facebook, and I plan on videotaping the seminar to show on my blogs. If you are in the area and wish to join me, you can go to http://www.plymouthnh.org/inner.php/Chamber+Events/Chamber+Brown+Bag+Lunch+Seminars/ to register.
I will be editing the videos to a shorter summary to post on my blog and on Youtube, but if you wish to see the videos in their entirety, you have to sign up for my email list to get that. I am excited and honored to be hosting these seminars, and if you have a certain question you with to be answered, please leave a comment here and I will do my best to answer it. If I cannot during the presentation I will do my best to answer them either here on the blog or via email if you provide me with that.
Dade Sales and Marketing Consultation specializes in social media marketing for small businesses and sales training for any individual or group.
Showing posts with label social media definition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social media definition. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
See my 3-part Seminar on Social Media
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Blogging tips,
facebook,
forms of social media,
foursquare,
gowalla,
grow your business,
How to blog,
social media definition,
social media marketing,
technology,
Twitter
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Social Media Definition
This blog has talked a lot about how social medial can help your business and the different types of social media. I thought it would be good to get more basic and talk about social media in general. A great social media definition given by davepress is the following:
Digital tools that permit people and organisations to interact freely with low (or no) barriers to entering a conversation. The nature of the relationships between social media users is often as important as the content they share – the ‘social’ aspect is very important.
Digital tools that permit people and organisations to interact freely with low (or no) barriers to entering a conversation. The nature of the relationships between social media users is often as important as the content they share – the ‘social’ aspect is very important.
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