Showing posts with label Mitch Joel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mitch Joel. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2010

Week in Review


Well, another busy week has ended.  Yet it began with a bang as I participated in my second PodCamp Toronto.  The great thing about it was that it was also my first time leading a discussion at an unconference

Here's this week's, Week in Review! 

Techvibes

  1. Digital book publisher Vook (you SHOULD check these guys out!) receives additional seed financing.

  2. Ottawa flexes it's digital muscles.

  3. General Motors Crisis Communications - Case Study.

  4. Mark Evans on telling stories.

  5. ShesConnected - A social networking site for the ladies.

  6. In conversation with the Senior Partner of Bamboo.

  7. Rogers has a new plan for roamers.

  8. 5 Questions...with Crystal Gibson.

  9. Sprouter continues to sprout.

  10. Justin Kozuch on the Toronto Transit Commission.

  11. Mitch Joel.

iBizBook

  1. Finding your online pulse - Video with Mitch Joel.

I was also preesent this week at Third Tuesday Toronto which is a monthly meetup featuring some of today's most thought provoking personalities in the marketing, public relations, technology and social media world's.  At this meetup, Mitch Joel spoke and answered questions about branding.  You can find my videos of the Q&A at THIS link.

As always, feel free to be my friend on Facebook, follow me on Twitter, and watch my videos on YouTube.


Have a great weekend!

Thursday, February 25, 2010

Viral Campaign


If you do a lot of things that are great, people will find it and it will go viral. - Mitch Joel

We're all looking for it.  We want it.  We might not tell our friends about it for fear of being branded as vain.  But is haunts us so.  In fact, it's a main reason many people have a personal blog, website or even tweet.  People want that feeling of importance.  "My opinion matters to me and I want you to hear it!"

Even companies crave the attention.  It feeds their bottom line.  And it feeds their employees as well.

Whatever it is called we want it to do one thing:  Go Viral.

How do we do it?




Do you know someone who is doing great things?  If you do, tell us their story.  Please.