New Media Marketing Presentation
Well it’s done. My presentation on SEO and Social Media has been delivered and if you’re interested you can now view it below or on Slideshare.
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Following the New Media Marketing conference via Twitter
If you’re attending today’s New Media Marketing conference and are planning to Twitter from the event then I’d like to suggest that you all use Hashtags in your twitter posts.
Hashtags are a community-driven convention for adding additional context and metadata to your tweets. They’re like
New Media Marketing Conference
Next week I’ll be presenting at the 2nd Annual New Media Marketing conference at Gallagher Estate in Midrand, Johannesburg. This four-day conference features an impressive lineup of speakers and I have to say it’s an honour to be presenting at such a great event.
I’m going to
Storm in a Hoek
Last night I had a great evening with both Stii and Simone at Doppio Zero in Greenside. Lots of fun was had by all but more importantly we discussed some very serious issues ranging from work, life, parenting, blogging and the Stormhoek saga.
Erik has a great post about the
Twitter in Plain English
I love the Common Craft website because they simplify a lot of Web 2.0 services for the layman in an easy to understand format. Today’s video is on Twitter and seeing as my post yesterday was all about the new Twitter application I found, Twhirl, I thought it
Impressive Twitter, Jaiku and Pownce application
Yesterday Scott posted a link on Twitter to a website called HelloTxt. I had seen the service before but I decided, on visiting the site again, to register an account and try the service out.
HelloTxt is a simple service that allows you to post a message directly to Twitter,
South African Facebook Demographics
In November last year I did a presentation on Multimedia and Social Media to the RedCube PR agency and in it I looked at South Africa’s total registered users on Facebook as well as where we ranked against other countries in the world.
This was a very interesting exercise