Why, at least one reason, the brain doesn’t work right
“A bat and a ball together cost $1.10. The bat costs a dollar more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?”
- Kahneman (hint: it’s not $1)
go vote
go vote. no really, go vote. take the time, take the pto, do what it takes, go vote.
how should you vote? think. do that. then vote.
Barcamp Houston 3 Slides from Eschipul Presentation
First – I really liked this photo from @thefuzzball on flickr of @davidherrold at Barcamp Houston 3. Great photo!
Second – embedded below are my slides from the “Strategic PR using Social Media” that are posted on slideshare.net. I did have to delete a few graphics to get below the 50meg limit. Let me know if you need those as well.
And thanks again for all of the organizers for a great event! From the wiki:
- Kelsey Ruger Twitter: themoleskin
- Marc Nathan Twitter: marc1919
- Robert Brackenridge
- EricaOgrady Twitter: ericaogrady
- Matthew Wettergreen Twitter: organ_printer
- Josh Tabin, Twitter: joshtabin
- Kurt Stoll, Twitter: kurtstoll
- Scott M. Stolz, Twitter: WisTex
And here is the presentation I gave on Strategic PR using Social Media. Hopefully the biggest take-away is that without RESEARCH and STRATEGIC PLANNING, well, social media is as useless as anything else. You can’t evaluate results if you don’t have an objective. The basics of PR remain the same, with social media being another outlet for your ethical strategy. or something like that.
Guy Kawasaki at the Houston Technology Center
Kudos to the team at the HTC!
Guy Kawasaki and Walter Ulrich enjoy the opening remarks before Guy’s presentation at the Houston Technology Center in April 2008.
View the full album of Guy Kawasaki at the Houston Technology Center here.
Association of Women in Communications Tulsa
Enjoyed a fun social media presentation yesterday in Tulsa Oklahoma with the Association of Women in Communications.
Great hospitality in Oklahoma as always with a very fun and informed audience.
From the AWC Tulsa site:
The
Tulsa Professional Chapter has a longstanding and strong presence in the community.
The chapter is 150+ members strong, representing a variety of communications disciplines
in Tulsa and surrounding areas.
Slideshares from the presentation follow.
