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These are the posts from March 2008

March 28, 2008
Posted by Kelly Rusk

See you in a week!

I’m just on my way out to CUBA, for a much-needed vacation. I wanted to be all fancy and schedule some posts for next week, but alas, I have an hour until I’m at the airport, and I haven’t started yet. Oh well. I will see you on April 5!

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March 27, 2008
Posted by Kelly Rusk

Dare to compare – How do you choose the right tools?

With so many social media tools out there, how do you find the right one for you? The answer–and I’m sorry to say–is I don’t know… Or let’s go with the famous ‘marketing’ answer: It depends. However, I’ll document a few I use and why I chose to use them: Micro-blogging I’m a Twitteraholic. No [...]

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March 23, 2008
Posted by Kelly Rusk

Go podcast crazy… What’s on my iPod

As much of an early adopter I am, I sometimes miss the boat on some big crazy trends. One of them was the iPod. No, I’m not kidding. I just got my first iPod ever (a pink nano video) about 2 months ago. Boy am I ever glad I held out. I mean I feel [...]

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March 12, 2008
Posted by Kelly Rusk

Help build my blog roll!

Ok there’s hundreds of fantastic blogs out there that I would love to link to. However, so far I’m doing a bad job of getting around to it. So I’m going to spin this into a social activity and ask for your help on building my blog roll. In the comments,  let me know which [...]

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5 Shortcuts to being a social media geek

Whether you’re interested in social media for professional or personal reasons (or both!) it can get overwhelming. There’s so much information out there, and now even more tools to consume information. If you’re into what’s new and hot in the social media world, you likely know how daunting it can be to stay up to [...]

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March 1, 2008
Posted by Kelly Rusk

Social Networking: What’s your niche?

While Facebook still dominates social networking, and LinkedIn/Plaxo for the professional world, as the excitement of social networking peters off (which may not be for a while) we’ll see Facebook slowly fade out, and niche sites slowly take over (though not as noticeably) If you look closely, a lot of niche sites are already established. [...]

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