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Social Media Club Hawaii Celebrates Ma Ka Hana Ka ?Ike

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One of the first goals we had was to get the word out in the community about our organization. We would walk them through the stages of setting up the social web assets. We had 15 applicants and over 1000 votes. They then build housing, gardens, arts centers, and wheelchair ramps in the community. Ma Ka Hana Ka ?Ike

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Keynote: The Social Web Is More Than Tweets the Eye | Bare Feet Blog

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Principles of Social Media Practice: Transparency. I showed them my computer, in WYSIWYG fashion – when I goofed on switching applications, I made a manini mistake and they got to watch as I fixed it. Remember, a picture is worth 1000 words, but a video is priceless! roxannedarling was awesomeee!

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Brain Crack, Innovation, Leadership | Bare Feet Blog

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Three years ago, when Twitter was a tight knit community of tech and communications early adopters, we literally begged them to charge for the service. As late as November, 2008, Guy Kawasaki ran a poll and over half still said they would be willing to pay – despite the usual snark attack common by internet communities.

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Using Social Media to Promote Your Event: Step 2

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We used Spreadshirt , because it is a social web application. in their community. Dustin Nielson May 20, 2009 at 7:08 pm If your looking for a cheap way to promote or sell tickets online you should checkout the Facebook application Viral Events. This saves us from guessing how many and what sizes. How cool is that?

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Why I Rarely Answer My Phone | Bare Feet Blog

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It is simply another trending practice that all marketers would be wise to note: Interruption of any kind is increasingly irritating and unnecessary in today’s world of technology and community. I have on average, 8-10 different software applications that I run concurrently. It is not a casual exercise.

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Twitter Joins Us on Verio | Bare Feet Blog

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And there’s a lot of technical discussions and general agreement that Ruby On Rails (RoR) , on which Twitter is built, has a very difficult time scaling for applications the size of Twitter. But application server preferences aside, the first thing any company should do is not skimp on their hosting provider.

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macheist: Lower Your Price, Use Your Network, Give to Charity.

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They aggregate different applications from third party vendors into a package and sell the bundle at a discounted price, an old business practice familiar to many of us. worth of applications (13) for $39. This is the network effect. What: MacHeist is a software bundler web site. How: MacHeist recently bundled $980.70

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