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Sharisax Is Out There
http://sharisax.com
Sharisax is Out There is a chronicle of my educational adventures along Social Media Revolutionary Road as I meet great people online and off.
- Added on: Sep 21st, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Shari Weiss
- Listed in: Social Media Public Relations
- Tags: Students blogging How-To conversation engagement pr 2.0
Recent Posts
Resolve to Manage Your Online Presence — Lists only go so far …
The End of The Year is made for reflection, clean up, and planning for the future. Six months ago, social media luminary Chris Brogan published 19 tips to manage your SM online presence. And I most likely did what a lot of my friends might have d...
Everyone was a newbie at one time when it comes to social media
Putting together last week’s post “Ten Mistakes Made by Social Media Newbies” was a rewarding experience for me, especially because the article seemed to touch a chord with many of my friends — a lot of whom are resisting the New World of Com...
1,734 Uses for Social Media — Look ‘em Up in Tamar’s “Text”
You’ve got to be more than a Social Media Newbie to appreciate the depth and breadth of research that went into compiling the 334-page compendium The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web. Author Tamar Weinberg is a community manager fo...
“Get Laid, Get Paid, and don’t Die” — What People Want
I debated about using that title — and even asked my Facebook Friends for advice on the riskiness of a “risqué” headline. So we’ll see what happens: Will I get more traffic? Will I hear any backlash? What will I learn from using a “raci...
10 Mistakes Made by Social Media Newbies
A few weeks ago, I participated in a social media webinar that unfortunately went “over the heads” of most of the other attendees. So I invited many of them to contact me for answers to some of their basic questions. Bob asked me: “What do Ne...
ABC’S of PR: one student’s Wide Angle View
I met Magan online last week when she wrote this fabulous blog post on PROpenMic, a social network for PR students, faculty and professionals. I loved her creative approach to the practice and wanted to share it with my audience. Magan is a senior at...
