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Jay Baer

No Bullshit Virtual Giveaway and Webinar

by · October 14, 2011

Wanna know what’s no bullshit (besides my new book of course)? The fact that technology has allowed us to bring people together virtually to share ideas. Thanks to Infusionsoft, my buddy Jay Baer over at Convince & Convert will be hosting me on his (and maybe a blog’s) first ever virtual book tour giveaway and webinar.

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Using MBTI® to Build Effective Social Media Teams

by · April 22, 2011

As social media starts to weave itself into the fiber of corporate culture, companies are beginning to recognize the need to make organizational changes in order to evolve as social businesses. One area where this is gaining importance is Human Resources. The emergence of new social media roles and how they are integrated into the structure of an organization can have a huge impact on the success of social business initiatives.

As businesses begin to experiment with assembling social media teams some will leverage existing employees, using a corner of the desk approach to gradually embed learning and build capacity, while others will look to hire new staff. Either way, how do you know which employees are best suited for these new roles?

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Content Marketing Strategy Now Available From Powerhouse Consultancy

by · April 14, 2011

The Content Marketing Institute has long been one of, if not the go-to resource for content strategy, consulting and ideas for businesses considering blogging, email marketing, social media marketing and other channels where content drives engagement and business. Today the Content Marketing Institute formalized and announced a strategic consulting practice that makes high-level content marketing consulting accessible for more businesses. CMI founder Joe Pulizzi, along with strategist-in-residence Robert Rose, have pulled together an all-star lineup of content marketing minds to be available for client needs.

And me. Heh.

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Your Next Favorite Book: The Now Revolution

by · February 7, 2011

I struggle to read books sometimes. The only ones I fly through are those with some modicum of engaging writing style and about baseball. Some books it takes me months to get through just because I have the attention span of a gnat.

But on Tuesday of last week I picked up my hot-off-the-presses copy of The Now Revolution by my friends Amber Naslund and Jay Baer. I started reading on a flight from Tampa to Austin. It was 3:05. I put it down, completely read, cover-to-cover, at 4:45. I didn’t even stop to pee.

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Is Your Blog Your Social Media Hub?

by · March 3, 2010

Corporate blog expert Debbie Weil has asked the question, “Should blogging be the hub of your social media efforts?” Tomorrow afternoon, Jay Baer and Chris Baggott will take a stab at answering that in a Compendium Blogware webinar of the same name. Sign up now. Seats are limited.

While Debbie has a fantastic discussion going on in the comments section of the post mentioned above, I thought it appropriate to talk a bit about the hub theory of blogging and ensure the notion is looked upon in the proper perspective.

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