Twitter has quickly become the center of our social media lives, and for good reason. It is a extremely helpful tool, and fairly easy to use. Although there are several different ways to twitter such as a conversationalist, conversational marketer, salesman, and broadcaster. I highly recommend looking at them as a progression. Begin comfortably as a conversationalist, and continue onward to integrate your marketing message you are attempting to communicate. Salesmanship requires a certain amount of tact that you will adjust too after you have begun the conversation for a while. Obviously, there are a few potholes to remember, but now you have a simple roadmap to follow.
January 18, 2010 | Posted in
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There are several different types of blogs, and all it takes is a launching point. Start with these, and see where your mind wanders. Opintion blog, Rant blog, Observational Blog, Philosophical blog, Community Engagement, Industrial Commentary,
January 18, 2010 | Posted in
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Each month Mashable tracks the top ten web video series with partner Visible Measures, and this time they have good news for fans of web TV. December saw the top web series bounce back in popularity after a two-month slump. Actually, they did more than that. READ MORE.
January 17, 2010 | Posted in
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I will be sharing the Hollywood Networking stage for a panel “Branding Strategies for Success” on January 28 with some of Hollywoods biggest names in public relation including : Michael Levine, Howard Bragman, and Tony Hirsch,
January 11, 2010 | Posted in
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It is best to begin by defining the intent or purpose of my cleverly coined title. I qualify “corporate” as those who are employed through a traditional distribution or network outlet who are in a position to sustain and strengthen creative independents. “Corporates” is something of a catchall phrase to create a caste or group. [...]
January 23, 2009 | Posted in
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The foundation of entertainment is built upon the concept of the studio. Within its walls the magic of the filmmaker is created and distributed throughout the world. However the past five years or so have been meet with tremendous hurdles. There is trouble in paradise, and most of us generally avoid it. The economy seems [...]
January 22, 2009 | Posted in
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I love my television. I was one of the only children I knew who didn’t have a television until the age of 18! I don’t regret living without the influences and allure that come with the boob tube. It allowed me to develop free from outside influence, but now as a full grown adult I can confidently state that…I am addicted. As a matter of fact, one of my new years resolutions is to cut back. Sadly, television has suffered through so very much as of late considering the recent Writers Strike, and the impeding Screen Actors Strike we may be looking at another crisis in the entertainment industry. The question has quickly become can we save television? What will it take to fix television in 2009?
January 21, 2009 | Posted in
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Entertainment has gone through many changes throughout out the years. Radio, silent pictures, “talkies,” and eventually “movies” and their theater houses have been the center of our attentions for the past century. However, in today’s day and age with so many possibilities vying for our attention how will theaters keep us coming back for more? [...]
January 20, 2009 | Posted in
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January, 1. Typically the day evokes a sense of new beginning, and resilience that can only be explained as inspiring. Winter is nearly over, we are a year older and hopefully wiser. Personally, it means that we leave the cineplexes for the joys of our couch for mid-season television is upon us. What? Can I [...]
January 15, 2009 | Posted in
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The old year is hardly gone, and a new year is upon us. Our past has been filled with political unrest, a plummeting economy, and shocking celebrity deaths. As well as America’s historic national election, Olympic superstars, not to mention cheap gas, and sham-wow. But what, if anything, what does this mean for the entertainment [...]
January 10, 2009 | Posted in
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