1. Writing a post about social media blasphemy, yup, that’s blasphemy alright.
Episode #8 – An Interview With a Professional Wordsmith, Linden Wilcock
Episode 8 – Linden Wilcock on Twitter, Facebook, the Tweetup and the future of Social Media
Enter Linden Wilcock. He’s about to graduate from the Hill School of Business at he University of Regina. I met Linden on Twitter and several Hooka Lounge nights later a friendship was born.
Linden is working on Social Media strategy and implementation over at Highland Mortgage Partners. He’s smart. He gives presentations regularly on Twitter and Facebook. If you want to attend one you should ask Linden (tell him Jeph sent you and you’ll get a free session).
Episode #7 – Poking on Facebook & How Squareflo Looks at Your Website Feat. Derek Wu – Part 2 of 2
Episode #7- Poking on Facebook and Squareflo Websites Feat. Derek Wu – Part 2 of 2
In Episode #7 on the Marketing Revolution Podcast I talk to Derek Wu, again (with much better sound quality this time). That’s right, find Part 1 of 2, “Who is Derek Wu?” right here. The first one is more about where he came from, lessons he learned early on, and how he began the behemoth social butterfly he is today (haha sorry Derek, told ya I could get behemoth into your title).
Episode #5 – What Does The Vintage Tea Room & The Imax Have In Common?
Episode 5 – Collette & Greg on Imax Popcorn and Future of Social Media <–Click Here
This one goes for almost an hour long, I’d suggest putting it on in the background and doing something else on your computer (or download it in iTunes and listen in your car).
Episode #4 – Ryan Holota On Why Your Marketing Strategy Needs To Be Risky
Episode 4 of The Marketing Revolution Podcast Featuring Ryan Holota <–Click here
I met Ryan Holota roughly three years ago on Twitter. Since then we regularly go for coffee or a lunch sharing ideas on how we’re using social media.
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