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This is a continuation of my previous Post! Go here to read it. You have to be your biggest fan! Wear your Merchandise, be the loudest and most active member in your forum, be confident in what you do, and do it everyday. Practice what you preach OK, I tell my students that they have to practice everyday.

A few weeks ago I blogged about my experiences at Podcamp Pittsburgh 3. While there I did 3 effective presentations on New Media, Scaling, Building Sponsors, community, and more as a full time job. This post will explain what I have done in order to build everything literally from the ground up.

http://www.frocomm.com.au/cc2008/program.php Wednesday next week, I’m delighted to be giving the opening keynote address at an Issues and Crisis Summit in Sydney. I’ve also be invited as a panelist for a highly-interactive Q&A session.

Twitter For Business Works October 16, 2008 3:10 PM Posted by Mitch Joel Twitter is an essential business tool if you build community and trust. Most companies can't see beyond, "how do we sell consumers more stuff with Twitter." If that's the net result you're looking for, it will be a huge waste of time (in the short term).

Even though the RSS Calendar widget in my sidebar always displays my upcoming speaking engagements, I like to let my readers know where I'll be presenting. As always, I hope that some of you can find the time (and money) to attend an event or two.

Editorial Reviews Product Description The Enron debacle, the demise of Arthur Andersen, questionable practices at Tyco, Qwest, WorldCom, and a seemingly endless list of others have pushed public regard for business and business leaders to new lows. The need for smart leaders with vision and integrity has never been greater.

Inbound Marketing Summit has just released a fully produced video of my r u ready? presentation. Aside from making it painfully clear that I blinked and said 'ummmm' way too many times -- and convincing me that I really need to do something about my double chin -- it does a good job of capturing how the voice and the slides work together.

Inbound Marketing Summit has just released a fully produced video of my r u ready? presentation. Aside from making it painfully clear that I blinked and said 'ummmm' way too many times -- and convincing me that I really need to do something about my double chin -- it does a good job of capturing how the voice and the slides work together.

A couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I was putting together a presentation about mobile, and got lots of great input from some of you. Well, tomorrow (or today, depending on when you catch this post) is the day I'll deliver that presentation to an auditorium full of marketers.

A couple of weeks ago I mentioned that I was putting together a presentation about mobile, and got lots of great input from some of you. Well, tomorrow (or today, depending on when you catch this post) is the day I'll deliver that presentation to an auditorium full of marketers.