CenPhoCamp Saturday Fun

Presenting at CenPhoCamp

First and foremost, I would like to thank Tyler Hurst and the team behind CenPhoCamp and say that it was an honor to be selected to speak.  I really had a great time and was one of the most enjoyable events I have been to in some time.  I would also like to thank everyone who took time out of their weekend to attend the event and making it such a success.  Lastly, thanks to all the presenters for sharing their expertise in so many different areas – I am always learning things from you and I am so grateful.

If you were not able to make it to CenPhoCamp, here is the ‘idea’ behind the conference.

Cen­Pho­Camp is an uncon­fer­ence designed to bring small, local orga­ni­za­tions together with the cus­tomers they serve. Unlike a typ­i­cal sem­i­nar, par­tic­i­pants are encour­aged to ask ques­tions, to leave ses­sions they don’t think are help­ful and even con­tribute to the learn­ing as they see fit.

Devel­oped as a series of tracks, each hour-long pre­sen­ta­tion adheres to one of the fol­low­ing themes: Begin­ner, where those new to mar­ket­ing can learn about basic approaches, Tech­nol­ogy, offer­ing instruc­tions on the lat­est web apps and Com­mu­nity, designed to help busi­nesses enable their cus­tomers to be their best adver­tis­ers. A Round­table dis­cus­sion led by indus­try experts com­pletes each hour’s offerings.

I was asked to present an hour-long class on Twitter and below you can find my slides.  If anyone has any questions or additional comments/feedback for me, please don’t be shy.  Once again, thanks to everyone involved.

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