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March 4, 2009 Global Neighbourhoods: Twitterville Notebook: Chris Brogan Pistachio nuts in and out of the shell Image via Wikipedia Shel Israel is one of the best read's on the WWW Yesterday I was accepted by Shel Israel as a follower on Facebook-Since Mr Israel is on of my favorite content creators and March 27 I will be 73 years old this is a very nice present-and this is a great article TWITTERVILLE NOTEBOOK: CHRIS BROGAN there is not a person publishing today with more people skills than Chris Brogan- "Between all my various social media outlets, I now have 100% of my salary derived from inbound opportunities that have come from Twitter and my blog," he told me. It's probably not a coincidence, that in my interview with @Pistachio , she told me me almost exactly the same thing. She also said that Chris was her primary mentor. Thanks Chris for giving me a great chapter. Thanks for adding the credibility of your name to the Twitterville chapter and thanks most for the contributions you keep making to the Twitterville community. Shel Israel March 03, 2009 Global Neighbourhoods: Twitterville Notebook: Chris Brogan. Related articles by Zemanta * Twitterville Notebook: Chris Brogan (redcouch.typepad.com) * Twitterville Notebook : United Linen's Scott Townsend (redcouch.typepad.com) follow MarshalSandler at http://twitter.com "Image Software tracking Enhanced by Zemanta ShareThis Tags: Chris Brogan, Coincidence, Environment, Facebook, Hardware, Instruments and Supplies, Lab Notebooks and Record Keeping, Laptop, Notebooks and Laptops, Pistachio, Repair, Shel Israel, Social Media, Social network, Twitter, Vendors Filed under Uncategorized by marshal Spread the Word! del.icio.us Digg StumbleUpon Help Permalink Print Email Comment Related Posts * How will we get our news? Scripting News * Seth's Blog: Reinventing the Kindle part II * It's About People, Not Technology * Preview Your Lens * Truth discussion by DISQUS Add

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February 17, 2009 Making the Brand. Social Media for the Long Haul Cover of "Naked Conversations: How Blogs ... Cover via Amazon In social media I follow - Chris Brogan Seth Godin Shel Israel Louis Gray Steve Rubel Lous Gray and more Frank Eliason writes from Industry and is a very unselfish contributor to advancing Social Media , early risers always have more than one job-his articles are written on the mark and with a clear message- "Quote from Frank Eliason" Time to be Frank A fun place where I can share thoughts on a variety of topics in my life! What do you get when you add together Ian Schafer, Brian Morrissey and Gary Vaynerchuk? A lively discussion on social media and business participation. Immediately when I viewed the video on Friday I knew I wanted to take the opportunity to share it here. Not only are they great minds when it comes to social media, they make points that every business needs to hear. A few weeks ago I did a presentation about business blogging and the person that represents that to me? GaryVee. Not that every business should act the same way he does, that is not the point of social media. We should not try to be someone we are not. In my opinion the key to Gary's success is his passion. That is what it is all about. I have a passion for Customer Service, and that comes out in everything I do." Frank eliason- This blog is a must read If you feel is am posting with Gusto My Mission is below MarshalSandler.com is a playground of ideas, introductions, and synergies. Marshal exhibits a blogging style that is less about tamping out his thoughts and more about the juggling, rearranging, juxtaposing, and syndicating of the content of other people and companies - a communications cubism of sorts. There's no room for crap, but there is plenty of room for friendly people with interesting ideas. Marshal's day is the search for new technologies, new ideas, new relationships, and new thing

Way, way back in the good old days of 2005, before we had FaceBook and Twitter; YouTube, Digg or Yelp, it was big news when a big company blogged. During the time, Robert Scoble and I were researching Naked Conversations, the world was astounded when individuals at General Motors, Microsoft and Sun Micro became the among the first pioneers to slip social media inside corporate gates.