Archive for 2012 Blog
AVP Social Media Industry Client “Voice” Blog # 28
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August 21, 2012 Blogging Update: Our initial social media “voice” web site is functional at a start-up level and will now undergo significant client customization.
We chose an industry specific web professional support Staff with 20+ years of expertise. Authentic Voices Productions’ “…to give voice” passion will kick-in during 4th Quarter with my client’s “Story.”
Our three member Team reflects a linear/non-linear/text/visual/web-based commitment to success.
We’re also discussing the launch of a client blog – drawing on my OPS blogging experience. That blog will serve as the catalyst for developing industry specific genuine knowledge insights initially for long term customers.
Finally, Blog # 17 needs to be updated late 3rd Qtr to reflect: AVP 3rd Production 2012 Industry Specific Social Media Client Tools
Our 3rd/4th Quarter Goal: Enhance Staff and client productivity every step of the way going into 2013!
New AVP Web Site “Networking” Blog # 27
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July 27, 2012 Blogging Update: June and July were totally devoted to a new Authentic Voices Productions (AVP) social media “voice” client. Our original talk was in late December, 2011.
We have a tiger-by-the-tail now!
A June prospect’s “No” to one idea broadened that idea to a much larger social media opportunity. On Problem Solving (OPS) blogging will resume in August and will track that transition.
Targeted May “network” contacts benefitted from OPS “demo” pages via a url link NOT accessible by the Menu Bar.
A key support priority: Automatic Web Site/Tablet/Smartphone support integration.
100th Anniversary of Titanic Disaster
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April 14, 1912 11:40 PM Titanic strikes an iceberg. This blog is dedicated to voices lost that night…
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/04/08/100-years-ago-a-disaster-captivated-the-city/
OPS Social Media Web Site “Recap” Blog # 18
Posted by: | CommentsLinear and non-linear view of the OPS “Demo” Web Site opportunity…
“How will it WORK!?!”
Step-by-step process: Credibility
“What do you THINK!?!”
New ideas presented: Possibility
OPS Social Media Audience “Voice” Blog # 16
Posted by: | CommentsOPS Blogs = NO readers = NO comments = NO Problem…1st Qtr
I’ll be exploring interested social media “network” contacts via the web and face-to-face 2nd Qtr.
So I’ve joined Wheatmark Publisher’s Author Academy. I attended Grael Norton’s “No Blog is an Island” webinar. Grael took a non-linear visual approach. Attendees meet via the web next week.
Our topic: Google Keywords.
Because next up is my OPS web site Keywords/Technorati Tags/Trackbacks/SEO “wrap-up” with Dave Barnhart. (www.businessbloggingpros.com) Why should you care?
Well defined Google keywords and “voice” attract well defined social media communities. Check-out my Technorati Tags below. They may not be well defined but they are a start.
2nd Quarter will be focused on implementing multiple On Problem Solving Projects while building professional and social media relationships. It is time to leverage my Linkedin and Facebook People You May Know – “PYMK.”
And it is now time to be heard…OPS can no longer remain a silent social media voice.
Finally, some timely SmartDraw helpful tax visuals:
OPS “Leadership Role” Refined Blog # 14
Posted by: | CommentsBlog # 13 documented the “tip” of my six month OPS “Demo” web site base foundation. February: My new social media SmartPhone. March will focus on marketing and technology:
- Facebook – pending OPS Page Timeline conversion – heightened business emphasis
- Convio – SmartPhone real world social media – cloud-based non-profit vendor
- Leadership Role – 1) “Demo” web site 2) Linear/Non-Linear Team 3) Text/Visual media
- Non-Profit “Pilot” – emulate basic SmartPhone local “story” access – 2nd quarter
February 29th: Convio non-profit vendor before going mobile webinar thoughts…
A paradigm shift in thinking – it took awhile to see the phone.
Think small – smart – social for those who can afford a phone.
The potential of Team thinkers and their technical savvy.