Here’s one I published earlier on LinkedIn:
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My 2016 Social Media Wish List Reply
This post was originally published on B2B Marketing. Read the full post here.
The Rise of the Social Savvy CEO Reply
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I had a PR Moment Reply
I was in good company this week when I was asked to comment by PR Moment on “PR Stunts that work:” I didn’t have much to say about stunts, but I comment on how to make statements that get noticed:
Jennifer Reid, director at agency TheCommsCo says: “Nobody needs to shout. Concise,
compelling statements made by confident spokespeople are key. It’s about letting the content, the brand and a strong representative all live in that same first sentence. It’s also key to differentiate, as the message will get lost if it’s the same one that people have heard time and time again. Representing the brand with new, unique or even controversial statements can be very effective as long as everything is backed up by good research.
CrowdVu for B2B marketers: Here’s to intelligent data & the end of buying lists Reply
This post was originally published on The CommsCo blog. Read the full post here.
Want More Twitter Followers? Here are 7 Quick and Dirty Ways Reply
This post was originally posted on The CommsCo blog. Read the full post here.
March 20th Fast Forward Online Summit – B2B Marketing Reply
On March 20th B2B Marketing is offering a series of free webinars that have caught my eye. I’ve been to a few of their events and the speakers have 
always been top notch (have met some great long term contacts at B2B’s events too!)
I’ll definitely be logging on for:
‘The 5 Truths of Modern Marketing – How Marketing Automation can help you fast forward your marketing in today’s world’ on 20th March 2013 10:00am – 10:45am GMT.
‘The Future of Email Marketing – Actionable Insights for Today’ on 20th March 2013, 2:00pm – 2.45pm GMT.
‘The Evolution of the Marketing Department’ on 20th March 2013, 3:00pm – 3.45pm GMT.
You can sign up for all webinars here.
The top excuse for a lapse in blogging is…… Reply
A new baby 😮 
Our little Ava was born 8 weeks early and had to spend a week in the NICU followed by two weeks in the special care baby unit at Homerton Hospital in London.
She is still three weeks away from her due date but is now home and keeping both of her parents up around the clock…we are sleepless but head over heels 😮
“Normality” as I know it has changed, but I aim to get back to a more frequent blogging schedule from here on in.
Latest changes to LinkedIn’s Privacy Settings Reply
Don’t want LinkedIn to use your name and picture in their advertisements? Follow the instructions in the LinkedIn mail I received from a colleague today:
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Date: 1/30/2012 Subject: FW: LinkedIn changes privacy settings On 01/29/12 5:46 PM, wrote: I received the following message from a contact and I am forwarding it for your awareness and consideration. Without attracting too much publicity, LinkedIn has updated their privacy conditions. Without any action from your side, LinkedIn is now permitted to use you name and picture in any of their advertisements. Some simple actions to be considered: More… |
Oh Guardian….Big #Fail on your 9/11 Twitter Experiment Reply
My first tweet of today was:
Oh Guardian…big #fail RT @heatherAtaylor: Guardian’s 9/11 mistake shows we’re still learning boundaries w Twitter http://t.co/kQTJecY #fb
Clicking on the link in the tweet: http://t.co/kQTJecY you’ll see that TheNextWeb has done a good job of summarising the Guardian’s big Twitter fail.
Marking September 11th, 2010 by establishing a Twitter handle called @911tenyearsago and tweeting out events such as “Flight 11 crashes into North tower of World Trade Center between floors 93 and 99″…..well, unsurprisingly it didn’t go down well with followers.
