Okay so I roll over this morning and start my Saturday like every other Saturday and flip on ESPN and try to find Gameday but this news story caught my eye. Apparently NCAA Women’s Soccer just got exciting, thanks to Elizabeth Lambert, wonder if she is related to Jack Lambert from the Pittsburgh Steelers? Update: […]
Archives for November 2009
#RefreshCA Meeting – November 17th on Google Wave
Our November Central Arkansas Refresh meeting will be on the 17th as opposed to the last Tuesday because of the holidays. We are hoping that our November meeting will be pretty special, we are going to be discussing a hot topic, Google Wave. Instead of a single presenter type format, we have been discussing a […]
Checkout the O’Reilly Answers Social Network
I am typically not one to recommend a social network to my clients w/ the exception, of course, of the already established networks such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tumblr, etc. My whole philosophy regarding social networking at this stage of the game is that if you want to build a community, build upon what’s already […]
Need Your Thoughts on Nov. #RefreshCA – Google Wave
Okay, so we decided at our last Central Arkansas Refresh meeting that we were going to hold our monthly meeting a week earlier in November due to the holidays. Our meeting date is November 17th (which is the 3rd Tuesday), so please help spread the word about this… Since the topic that we have all […]
7 Minutes of Blogging Wisdom – #SoSocial
I was honored to be one of the presenters last night at the Inaugural Southern Socials Event #SoSocial in Little Rock. The presentation format was pretty interesting, we used the Pecha-Kucha format where you basically present 20 slides x 20 seconds each. So, each speaker gets roughly 7 minutes to do their presentation, then of […]
Lessons on Adding Value from KISS (Yes, the Rock Group!)
I have been asked for advice from clients and friends alike as to what they can do during an economic downturn to keep their business afloat and their existing clients intact. I now have an analogy that I am using to demonstrate how adding value to your products and services can keep things afloat in […]