So I’m on this thing called Twitter, and so is Jackie. She just pitted us against each other in a Visual.ly tete a tete. Who wins? Jackie! She is far … Continue reading →
Hah: All A-Twitter I’m slow on the uptake with all the excitement surrounding Twitter’s award at SxSW (By the way, one day I’m going to go to that – for the music … Continue reading →
Mayka Mei lives and breathes Moxsie, the Palo Alto online clothing retailer that employs her. As its community manager, she is the social-media voice of the company on Twitter, Facebook … Continue reading →
Introducing one of my new favorite e-lationships, Crosby Noricks of PR Couture. Crosby is on top of it. She keenly talks the talk but also walks the walk. In the … Continue reading →
Ricky Yean, the CEO of Crowdbooster, and I chatted over Skype about the world of social media. Thankfully, I brushed my hair that day, because the whole thing was captured … Continue reading →
Hi all, Thanks for going to my talk and being seemingly forgiving with the spastic slideshow. If you’ve landed here I hope it’s because something in tonight’s discussion piqued your … Continue reading →
4 Twitter chat tips From Mayka Mei, Moxsie’s social media manager: 1. Attribute. Always give credit when retweeting, reblogging or reposting pictures. “It gives them 15 seconds of fame, and … Continue reading →
I have to apologize for recent passive-aggressive blogs, tweets, and Facebook posts referencing “GRAMMAR.” I stopped logging in to my LiveJournal account a long time ago, and I am fully … Continue reading →
I know, late notice, but I’m speaking on this panel tomorrow! Under the umbrella of “The Business of Fashion,” I’ll be expounding upon the specific topic of “The Impact of … Continue reading →
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