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Who Are You?

February 20, 2010

For some time now, there’s been a crapload of talk about the concept of personal brand.
It’s about who you are about and what you show the world.
It’s about your Facebook account, your blog, MySpace, LinkedIn, resume, business card, handshake, the twinkle in your eye… the list goes on.
Your Brand
Fast Company talks about personal brand and [...]

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Hi, I’m Elisa

November 24, 2009

A few weeks ago, I was all set and ready to head to the Mile High Social Media Club’s monthly gathering.
But the snow got the best of it, and I ended up home on the couch trolling my DVR.
I was nervous about the prospect of going… I didn’t know any of the people who would [...]

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10 Reasons Twitter Annoys Me

June 16, 2009

Be annoyed with me. Or don’t. Whatever.

I’m tired of the amount of energy it takes to get value out of it.
Hash tags are overused. Not everything can go viral.
I’ve met some good people, but it’s NOT like a cocktail party, where I’d likely want to talk to about 50% of the people there (if I’m [...]

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Well Hello There

May 4, 2009

Are you new?
I’ve been skulking around on my Google Analytics and FeedBurner lately and noticed that there’s been a spike in:

the number of visits/unique visitors
the number of subscribers

Both applications are really easy to get sucked into… I’ve literally spent hours seeing who is reading, what you’re reading, where you’re from, and from where you [...]

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How Useful Is Your Bio?

May 2, 2009

I’ve been playing around on Twitter lately, trying to figure out the signal vs. noise ratio that makes the most sense for me.
I’ve been starting to search out and follow folks who are of interest to me. PR/Marketing and Nonprofit folks who are in the Denver area, random celebrities who I find entertaining, people [...]

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