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When Jim Fried introduces me as the social media “guru”, I correct him and tell him that I don’t really want to be labeled as that. Social Media is filled with many people who are extremely talented and exceptional in this field. I cannot say that I am a guru because really, what makes a guru?There are great thought leaders that have been in this field much longer than me and whom I learn from. [click to continue…]
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Last week, The Sun Sentinel hosted a Pizza Cookoff Contest at Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza in Aventura, FL . @miklamonica was one of the five chosen to make a pizza for this cookoff. And he invited all his local twitter friends to support him. He had some T-shirts printed with the words, “Where’s The Beef ?”, since he was making a beef pizza. Because so many of us went, he was the lucky winner! Now, that’s Twitter Power. Don’t you think?
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Loic LeMeur says in this recent post on Mashable that Twitter will replace SMS and chat. He speaks about his predictions for the future of Twitter. Twitter is one of the first platforms with open conversations and being really transparent. But he says private updates will be bigger than public. This is an interesting insight from a top social media app developer. He also talks about other subjects: dating, local search and corporate brand tweeting, hyper local news sites and more.
In the last 30 seconds, he says the most important thing: It is all about you, being real and yourself, not about the tools.
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This is a great video of Chris Brogan and Julien Smith, co-authors of Trust Agents. I haven’t finished reading the book, but so far of what I have read it has some great insights about new media. They share some tips about the quality of your twitter followers and the importance of engaging with them. They say it is more important to have 500 followers that care about what you have to say than 100,000.
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