This article was too good to pass up, an important and timely read for many people. I wonder if it will have you consider some things you had not previously:
Thanks to @ciarianfoley for sharing this on Twitter.
Check out my Twittercloud #tweetcloud
This is a neat app for Twitter. It allows you to create a cloud based on common words you use in your Tweets.
Excellent Video on Social Media Marketing via PBS
Another great resource I found by following @Guykawasaki on Twitter. I am a big fan of multimedia content for learning about Social Media. Get a group of people with months or years of experience in a room together and have a conversation. The results can be very interesting. In this case the group is a very qualified panel of social media marketing professionals.
Resources:
- Guy’s original post
- View the original 5Across Article
- Brian Solis on Twitter
- Cheryl Contee on Twitter
- Laura Pexton on Twitter
- While you’re at it you can follow me on Twitter
Seesmic Explains Noises Outside
I was sitting in my home office tonight writing an article inspired by Chris Brogan when I heard some thumping sounds like someone slamming car doors outside. A few moments later I hear sirens. Since I follow our Fire Department I check Seesmic and sure enough there is a tweet right there:
@srvfpd_danville STRUCTURE FIRE, 6 WOODSIDE CT, DANVILLE (2009-11-24 21:05:47) http://bit.ly/82vqTj
I click the link and see as a crow flies that location is less than 1 mile from my house. Soon I heard more sirens, most emergencies handled by our world class Fire Department are medical emergencies. I am not sure if the door slamming sounds were in fact some tiny explosions inside that home, they may have just been car doors but one thing is for sure – I may have never known about the fire were it not for Twitter.
A nice reminder – be a doer
I follow NYT Best Selling Author Joel Comm on Twitter, he posted a link to this article this morning. This is a great reminder that so much of success is about doing things. If you lack the motivation and drive to get things done start there.
http://www.joelcomm.com/its_not_what_you_know_its_what.html
“But I can’t create success for the people I’m trying to help. Nor do I want to. If someone isn’t so driven to succeed that they’re not prepared to put in the long hours, the worries and the investment necessary to create their own business, then I don’t want to waste their time. They’re never going to succeed and they should stick to their J.O.B.” – Joel Comm
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