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Chris Brogan & Julien Smith

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I read “Trust Agents” this weekend. Before you read further, please know that both authors, Chris Brogan and Julien Smith, are people I consider friends. Their publisher sent me a free copy of the book to read and review. I’m not unbiased here, nor do I intend to fake it.

But you can trust me when I tell you that even if these two guys weren’t my friends, this book is well worth reading. In fact, it’s well worth buying a few copies to give to friends, business associates, clients or potential clients and so on.

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7 Ways to Avoid Being a Social Media Clone

May 22, 2009

I was sitting in a meeting a few days ago and made a statement on how it would be nice if someone could clone me and then send my clone to attend my next meeting. It seemed comical at the moment and everyone chimed in on how productive it would be if they had their [...]

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Creating Social Media Rituals

February 6, 2009

Yesterday, I gave a presentation at a social media bootcamp to a group of non-profit organizational leaders on the entrance phase of social media. Like all events like these, and I’m sure the same for the events that you’ve participated in, comes a common question:
“How long does this take?”
I understand for small organizations with limited [...]

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Thursday Seems A Day For Twitter

June 25, 2008

It’s impossible for me not to write about a collaboration of two of my favorite things in social media. Chris Brogan (okay, technically not a “thing” per say) and Radian6 are teaming up for the first ever Twebinar on Thursday. The concept is cool: While you’re watching a pre-recorded interview Brogan has done with several [...]

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Join The Conversation: 100 Posts

December 4, 2007

Anyone who has snooped around the social media space in the last year or so knows Chris Brogan is perhaps the master of conversation. He has begun one today that may out-do his previous efforts in this regard.
Brogan has dedicated his next 100 posts to the following admirable and value-giving task:
“I will dedicate my next [...]

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