Workshop Description: This workshop is a must attend for marketers and public relations professionals who are looking to learn how to manage and evaluate successful social media campaigns. Our panelists will share their techniques to get followers using case studies. They will also talk about measurement tools that you’ll find useful and easy.
Planning your social media strategy for 2011? I’ll be speaking at December’s Social Media Breakfast Maine on Friday, December 17th with my Social Media FTW partners, Rich Brooks and Chrystie Corns
Hope to see you there!
What: Social Media Breakfast Maine: Social Media Changes and Planning for 2011
When: Friday, December 17th 7:30 – 10:00 AM
Where: Eastland Park Hotel, Portland ME map
Longfellow A Room (downstairs)
Workshop Description: So you’re on Facebook, and maybe you have a page for your business…now what? In this session, Jaica will show you some of the advanced techniques for building you business, your brand, and your personal profile on Facebook. You’ll learn about powerful landing pages, Facebook targeted advertising, engaging your community and more. Everything you need to move ahead of the pack and build a community on Facebook that will build your business.
The Social Media FTW 2010 Fall Conference is officially sold out. Look for our presentation on Advanced Facebook from noon-1pm.
The tickets are all sold out, but don’t give up hope! We may be able to release more tickets. Be sure to sign up for the waiting list (below) because we’ll work our way through that list to distribute any extra tickets.
New England’s premier social media marketing conference is back and bigger than ever! This year’s FTW conference is a full-day of workshops, keynotes and networking to help your business understand and leverage social media marketing.
Place: The Abromson Center, on the University of Southern Maine campus, 88 Bedford St., Portland, Maine.
Date: 9/22/2010
Time: 9am – 5pm (registration starts at 8am)
Agenda: Click here to meet the speakers and learn about the sessions.
9/22-9/24 Buy Tickets at http://mmc.org/bobmarley
Help Bob Beat the Guinness World Record and donate to the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine Medical Center http://bit.ly/bB0VdF
How did Bob come up with this crazy idea? Last spring he was sitting around with some of Boston’s comedy greats, and they got to talking about all of his CDs and how they are all different material. Someone made the suggestion of ‘Googling’ the ‘longest comedy performance’ and Tommy Tiernan of Ireland’s record set in April of 2009 came up. Off — handedly Marley said ‘I can do that!’ Tiernan set the record with a 36-hour, 15-minute performance called Testamental.
Bob Marley along with the Comedy Connection have teamed up with the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital to turn the longest comedy show ever into a fundraiser for the hospital, and Marley says ‘I’m Freakin’ out but I’ll give it a shot.’
Where:
The Comedy Connection
16 Custom House Wharf
Portland Maine 04101
207-774-5554
www.mainecomedy.com
When:
Starting at 7am on Wednesday September 22nd into the early morning hours of Friday September 25th
Buy tickets at http://mmc.org/bobmarley
Are you going?
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Case Of The Mondays of the Day: Veteran JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater got fed up with his job after a heated argument with an “uncooperative passenger” on a just-landed plane led to profanity being hurled in his general direction, so he did what anyone in his situation would do: He cursed out the entire plane on the PA system, walked to the door, inflated the emergency slide, shimmied down, and stormed off.
From the NYT’s City Room:
One passenger got out of his seat to fetch his belongings from the overhead compartment before the crew had given permission. Mr. Slater instructed the man to remain seated. The passenger defied him. Mr. Slater approached and reached the passenger just as he pulled down his luggage, which struck Mr. Slater in the head.
Mr. Slater asked for an apology. The passenger instead cursed at him. Mr. Slater got on the plane’s public address system and cursed out all aboard. Then he activated the inflatable evacuation slide at service exit R1, launched himself off the plane, an Embraer 190, ran to the employee parking lot and left the airport in a car he had parked there.
He was later arrested at his home in Queens on charges of reckless endangerment and criminal mischief.
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Case Of The Mondays of the Day: Veteran JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater got fed up with his job after a heated argument with an “uncooperative passenger” on a just-landed plane led to profanity being hurled in his general direction, so he did what anyone in his situation would do: He cursed out the entire plane on the PA system, walked to the door, inflated the emergency slide, shimmied down, and stormed off.
From the NYT’s City Room:
One passenger got out of his seat to fetch his belongings from the overhead compartment before the crew had given permission. Mr. Slater instructed the man to remain seated. The passenger defied him. Mr. Slater approached and reached the passenger just as he pulled down his luggage, which struck Mr. Slater in the head.
Mr. Slater asked for an apology. The passenger instead cursed at him. Mr. Slater got on the plane’s public address system and cursed out all aboard. Then he activated the inflatable evacuation slide at service exit R1, launched himself off the plane, an Embraer 190, ran to the employee parking lot and left the airport in a car he had parked there.
He was later arrested at his home in Queens on charges of reckless endangerment and criminal mischief.
— JetBlue Flight Attendant Pops Open Plane Chute at JFK, Slides Away - Metropolis - WSJ (via justinellis)
J Kinsman Studios is a social media marketing, strategy and design company based in Portland, ME.
