Path TV Episode 10 Part 2
Join guest Bryan R Adams for part 2 of “How Media Relations Has Changed”. The game has changed as the keys to the media have shifted from one agent to another. Watch both episodes to get an insiders view from his perspective. You can check out Bryan’s site at http://bryanradams.com Continue reading
Just last month (June 2010) Google has launched Google Tags in the US. It’s an option that gives local business owners a yellow tag and the ability to add additional information right on the search results for a flat monthly rate of $25.
Path TV Episode 9 Part 1
Join my guest Bryan R Adams and I as we discuss how media relations has changed over the last decade or so. Although the internet is less than two decades old for the mainstream, it has made a big impact in the media relations industry. Before “New Media” there were more phone conversations, relationship and client development in person. Media relation professionals were the gatekeeper of their clients and the media, but the advent of the email, blogging, social sites has changed the landscape. Watch on! Continue reading
Path TV Episode 8
In this episode, contributing writer for the Huffington Post, Ramon B. Nuez Jr., joins me to talk about a site he launched geared at Dads looking for advice on technology – Dadsontech.com. With the concern of many parents out there, keeping an eye on technology is a crucial component of child rearing in this new digital and tech landscape. Besides Dadsontech, you can catch Ramon at the Huffington Post, and his tech podcast New Media Brief. Notable mention, his wife, Jessie Nuez, also writes a blog geared at first time Moms, HechoParaMama.com. Continue reading
Path TV Episode 7 Supernodes Part 2
Join guest Bryan Adams in a discussion about how this wine networking group in NYC grew their network via several social communities. In the first part, episode 6, we discussed what Supernodes is and how they first started. In this episode, the conversation continues about the social sites utilized in spreading the word about Supernodes events, news, and ultimately help launch in other cites. You can visit one of the newer social sites, their ning page at http://supernodes.ning.com. Their next event, as of the launch of this video is on July 12th, 2010 from 6-9 at Gust Organics. Continue reading
Path TV Episode 6
Guest Bryan R Adams, founding member of Supernodes discusses how this niche networking group went from emailing some contacts to spreading the word by creating a presence on Myspace, facebook, linkedin, twitter, facebook, and Ning to name a few. Continue reading
New York, July 6th, 2010:
The LavaCon 2010 is the eighth Annual Conference on Professional Development to be held at The Omni Hotel, San Deigo, California on Oct 2, 2010. This year, the conference is expected to be loaded with a range of speakers talking about a range of issues pertaining to Internet Marketing Strategies, specifics on burning topics like Search Optimization and much more.
One of the presenters at this conference is Ruben Quinones who is going to deliver practical sessions that includes effective techniques, strategies and measures for businesses to implement and grow their Facebook business pages – all geared to bring in leads, create a community and promote like never before. Attendees are also expected to be acquainted with a host of tools, tip Continue reading
No? Watch on this video to hear about the features, and why you might want to sign up for this free service. Continue reading
New York, July 2nd, 2010: Social media isn’t just a fad; it’s a culture an enterprise has to espouse. The Chief Marketing and Communications Office at The Harvard Business School is sending in Brian Kenny to deliver a keynote presentation on how enterprises Integrate social media as a part of their overall marketing strategy and help to leverage networks effectively at a conference here on July 21st, 2010.
Produced and managed by both PRNewswire and The Business Development Institute at the Graduate Center of The City University of New York, the conference is expected to consist of numerous insightful case study presentations and analysis which is then followed by small roundtable discussions of groups of 8-12 on various topics.
Ruben Quinones — Director of Social Media, Sales at Path Interactive, and NYU Adjunct – is one among the few other moderators and presenters expected to be present at the venue. Continue reading
