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8 Ways To Write Effective Blog Post Titles

On May 13, 2010 By

In this day and age where life flickers in 140 characters or less, chances are no one is going to read your blog posts…or mine.

Additionally, many social media mediums – such as Twitter – may not have metrics installed to monitor the effectiveness of a mention. Thus, links to blog posts or websites are [...]

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4 Reasons Why The Wedding Industry Is Changing

On May 3, 2010 By

George Varanakis (WPPI and Rangefinder Executive Vice President) emailed me (along with many others I presume) to offer a 50-word thought on the state of the industry in the next five years. The following is what I submitted.

Influx of inexpensive DSLRs will create waves of new photographers entering the professional industry. That coupled [...]

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Blogging vs. Twitter vs. Facebook

On April 27, 2010 By

Now that you have a Facebook Fan Page, blog and Twitter account, what’s next?

Blogging

While you are asleep, your online store front is always open – 24/7. How sweet is that!

Your blog is an extension of you. The goal is to elicit your personality and style through words. It sounds [...]

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Powerful Blogging Tips Part 1

On June 26, 2009 By

Hello everyone,

As you might know, I am leaving for Europe for six weeks. If it piques your interest, read the following article for all of the countries I am visiting! I will try to tweet / post here and there, but know that I undergo great lengths to find a cyber cafe to [...]

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Twitter and Informal Communication

On February 28, 2009 By

Hello,

Today I want to share an article that I read on Economist published on February 12, 2009, so it is rather recent.  The article, “Politicians on Twitter – Tweeting The People” expounds on concepts that parallel my philosophy for healthy and successful communication. 

For those who are not familiar with Twitter, [...]

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