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Social Media Bootcamp I

Just finished the Social Media Bootcamp and was SO excited to see the interactivity taking place within the WebEx chat, on Twitter and even some live blogging.

Also some of the direct Tweets I received supporting me were truly inspiring and helped relax me before it all started. Thank you!

We will have the full recording up later this week and I really want to hear from folks about the definition of Social Media we floated. I’m going to blog more about all of this when I’m at SFO waiting for my red eye so stay tuned.

Definition of Social Media:
“Social Media is the process of using interactive web-based tools to create and share information in order to establish community engagement online and off.”

Should I blog? Ask yourself:
1) Do I have 2-4 hours per week to commit to a blog?
2) Am I open to public criticism?
3) Do I have a passion to share my thoughts with the public?
4) Will I participate in the conversation on other blogs and at events where bloggers gather?
5) What is my end goal in starting a blog?

Thanks again for a great turnout!

/kff

Posted in Social Media Marketing.

By Kyle Flaherty
December 4, 2007

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    [...] the quest to better engage with communities; they are a quintessential foundation to the idea and definition of Social Media. Perhaps this was me putting on blinders, since blogging as communication was what I did every day. [...]

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