Charlie Rose with Seth Godin at MIXX
Seth Godin is our very special guest this week. He’s on a web tour to discuss his new book, Linchpin: Are You Indispensable? We’ll talk about the book’s release on Tuesday, how Seth defines his role in society at large, what keeps him writing – and much more.
Christopher Coppola
Christopher Coppola is a seasoned film and television director who is also founder and chairman of Project Accessible Hollywood (PAH), a non-profit organization that brings digital empowerment to underserved communities and individuals worldwide.
I’ll ask Christopher about PAH-FEST, mobile phone films and Cellunovellas and the Latin American market when he joins me on The A-List on Wednesday, December 2nd at noon Pacific. Start tweeting in questions now to @jennifered.
PAH-FEST: Hollywood 2009 took place October 25th through November 1st in Hollywood, California. See this post about the experience of judging it!
Thank you, veterans everywhere, for preserving our freedoms.
Veterans Day 2009
To write a letter to a soldier this holiday season, visit LetterstoSoldiers.org.
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Guy Kawasaki
With a guy like Guy, where do you start?
Throughout the highs and lows (has he had ‘lows’?) of his career, his winning personality has endured. Positive, yet candid and – dare I say – ballsy, Guy Kawasaki is a survivor and a true Silicon Valley original
We are thrilled for him to join us on our Break through the Noise podcast. As an influencer himself, his perspective is truly unique and we can’t wait to see what he has to say next.
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Mark Evans, President, SFAMA
Today our guest is Mark Evans, President of the San Francisco American Marketing Association (SFAMA) and Managing Director of Bancroft Research Group.
The SFAMA has been around since before the Golden Gate Bridge was built and are at a critical juncture in bringing a fresh, “open source” approach to the organization, creating partnerships and events that they might not have considered a year ago.
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Brian Halligan
It always amazing to me how companies can have a ‘persona,’ seemly without even trying.
That’s one of the many things that fascinates me about HubSpot.
Right from the home page you get the sense you’re in the company of friendly individuals and – with the free tools they offer – in the company of people who know their respective, ’stuff.’
On today’s edition of our Break through the Noise podcast, we’re going to ask Brian about if their persona has been a factor in their rise to becoming a clear influnder in the makerting space – seemingly overnight.
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This is part of a fascinating post arrived in my inbox today from Social Media Club:
And finally, SMC Board Member Kimberly Turner found a wealth of posts on the topic, as well as offering up her view:“What I do know for sure is that too many corporations tend to forget the “social” aspect of social media and treat it like just another way to broadcast their rigid message into the universe. I also know that you should not only look at a vendor’s previous results but also make sure that their approach will work well with your company’s individual goals.”What do you think? Help us keep the conversation going and send us your thoughts AND your questions. #SMCQ3
Social Media: Whose getting it?, April 2009
This is the whole article, but I especially liked what Ms. Turner added to the dialogue.
When I work with clients, or even talk to potential clients, speak at events or interact with folks at events, I often go on and on about the importance on ‘tuning in.’
In my opinion, if you have a business – especially with a clearly defined market – it’s never been easier to do so. Social media tools, like automation, help Break through the Noise, help a great deal.
So no excuses – tune in! And one you’ve done that, ask A LOT of questions. That’s how my podcast was born…
It’s so bizarre to me.
Following years of being the coolest kid in the working world ’cause I happened to work in TV news, I now work in PR and am occasionally – as lovingly as possible – referred to as a ‘geek.’
Eek! How the heck did that happen?
Well, when I started out in TV news, I was probably at the height of my coolness. I reported. On air. I was the shiz.
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