Performance Based Social Media at Social Fresh East
I have the pleasure of speaking to the Social Fresh East crowd today. For those interested, here’s the slides that I’m speaking about.
I have the pleasure of speaking to the Social Fresh East crowd today. For those interested, here’s the slides that I’m speaking about.
For those who weren’t able to attend, here’s what I shared at my opening keynote at Social Fresh Charlotte: Advanced Email+Social Integration View more presentations from Christopher Penn Thanks to all who said some very nice things about the talk and especially to Jason Keath for inviting me to kick off the conference.
Last night 35 people joined me for a personal webinar (no sponsor, nothing to sell) on social media job search, using social media to find your next gig. We had a good time, lots of great questions, and I look forward to those folks who participated in new gigs fairly shortly. For those who attended,…
One of my favorite things to do at live conferences is present using a mind map instead of a deck of slides. Why? I love being able to show the audience the very big picture from the start, giving them a sense of perspective and scale (i.e. this is a very, very big topic), as…
This is a mindmap of my presentation at a recent PodCamp on How to Market Your Podcast. If you’d like to download a high resolution, printable PDF, click here.
I had the pleasure of presenting recently to the Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council about building strong, large online communities. The discussion ranged from World of Warcraft gaming sites to Marketing Over Coffee to many others, and we reviewed the methods and skills needed to build and grow a community. Instead of using slides, I chose…
I’m thrilled to have celebrated and been a part of my little brother’s wedding as best man yesterday. For those wedding guests who are interested in the photos from the event, you’ll find them in this Flickr set. Special thanks to Brooke Pichette for some of the ceremony photos! Here also you’ll find the prepared…
Here’s an easy test to assess the value of any slide in a presentation, if the presenter is using slideware: Credit: Norvig’s Gettysburg Address in PowerPoint Would this slide make a decent blog post? Not the slide itself, per se, but whatever the content is that’s on it or that accompanies it. Would it make…