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Posts Tagged ‘presentation’

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By the fourth quarter of 2010, the average internet user (worldwide) spent 23.1 hours per month online, according to a report released by comScore. However, the heaviest internet-using country used almost twice that.
That country: Canada.
The neighbors to the North average a staggering 43.5 hours per month, beating the next highest using country by over 8 hours. The U.S. was on the list, as well as the U.K. and South Korea.
The Top 11 Countries That Spend The Most Time Online
Today is last day to register!
You’ll find out what social media is, who’s using it, and how to automate your communication to social media spaces such as like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. You’ll learn:
- nine essential steps to social media success
- how to manage your social media profile efficiently
- pitfals to avoid
- tricks to make it as easy as sending an email
Seating is limited, so reserve your seat today and details you require to sit in on this webinar e.g. phone number to call and link to see presentation on your computer will be emailed to you…
Tags: add, communication, event, eventbrite, FACEBOOK, flickr, LinkedIn, presentation, social media 101, SOCIAL MEDIA SPACES, Social Media Spaces, Twitter, YouTubeComments OffPosted November 17th, 2010 in Training / Keynotes
Thanks Dan Zarrella! Just love your page about strategies one can use to get people tweeting and promoting your presentations…
I’ll keep this page updated with best practice techniques for presenting with Twitter. Here are some of the best resources I’ve seen so far about how to use (and how NOT to use) Twitter during presentations.
via Twitter in Presentations Best Practice | SAP Web 2.0.
Today, Sue Sucliffe is kicking off her new Techie Tuesday workshop series with a double billing of Social Media 101, your introduction to social media.
Every week, Sue hosts two knockout fabulous Webinars on Tuesdays from noon to 1pm, followed by another from 5pm to 6pm, each one including a half hour question and answer session.
Next week, Sue will be offering another chance to catch the Social Media 101 course, along with her new introduction to WordPress Blogging:
Social Media 101 (12pm – 1pm)
You’ll find out what social media is, who’s using it, and how to automate your communication to social media spaces such as like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. You’ll learn:
- - nine essential steps to social media success
- - how to manage your social media profile efficiently
- - pitfals to avoid
- - tricks to make it as easy as sending an email
Seating is limited, so reserve your seat today and details you require to sit in on this webinar e.g. phone number to call and link to see presentation will be emailed to you.
WordPress Blogging (5pm – 6pm)
Not just a blog but also an intuitive and friendly content management system, WordPress forms the stable and secure basis for thousands of websites, commanding a whopping 87% of all blogs. Powerful and flexible with an enormous developer base, WordPress can be customized to fit your website needs, no matter how complex, with its easy customization and over 10 thousand plugins to choose from. Specializing in WordPress-powered sites, Sue Sutcliffe can help you build a knockout website.

In the following weeks, Sue will introduce you to blogging with WordPress, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Youtube, Flickr and Ning. Join in, learn, and grow your business!
Tags: Blog, communication, event, eventbrite, FACEBOOK, flickr, LinkedIn, presentation, quote, social media 101, Social Media Spaces, Twitter, webinars, Websites, wordpress, YouTubeAdd/View Comment(s)Posted August 24th, 2010 in Techie Tuesday, Training / Keynotes
Learn what social media is, who’s using it, and how to automate your communication to social media spaces such as like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. Fast track your success and understand the:
- nine essential steps to social media success
- how to manage your social media profile efficiently
- pitfals to avoid, and tricks to make it as easy as sending an email
Seating is limited, so reserve your seat today and details you require to sit in on this webinar e.g. phone number to call and link to see presentation will be emailed to you.
Tags: communication, FACEBOOK, flickr, LinkedIn, presentation, social media 101, Social Media Spaces, Twitter, YouTubeComments OffPosted August 17th, 2010 in SOCIAL MEDIA SPACES, Training / Keynotes
You’ll find out what social media is, who’s using it, and how to automate your communication to social media spaces such as like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. You’ll learn:
- nine essential steps to social media success
- how to manage your social media profile efficiently
- pitfalls to avoid
- tricks to make it as easy as sending an email
Seating is limited, so reserve your seat today and details you require to sit in on this webinar e.g. phone number to call and link to see presentation will be emailed to you.
Webinar lasts from 7:00pm – 8:00pm, followed by a free 30 minute question and answer session.
Tags: communication, event, eventbrite, FACEBOOK, flickr, free, LinkedIn, presentation, social media 101, Social Media Spaces, Twitter, YouTubeComments OffPosted May 20th, 2010 in AWTW NEWS + NEWS ABOUT, Training / Keynotes
Social media is here to stay and you know it, but how do you persuade those people in your organization that ‘don’t want to go there’? I usually start with one of the slides from my WHY SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENTATION…

then follow up with a few arm twisters e.g.
for the analytic type, or if the crowd can handle the ‘f’ word, I play the following presentation which has great one-liners you could play on…
Would you like help persuading the Social Media Naysayers in your life? Ask me about my WHY SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENTATION !
Mayor Larry O’Connor writes…
On April 16, the BEDAC – together with staff from the Durham Region Economic Development department – hosted its first event, a Social Media Boot Camp. Brock High School offered up a classroom as the prefect venue for the workshop. Thirty local businesspeople came to find out what social media is, who’s using it and how to automate their communications to take advantage of social media spaces such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.
Sue Sutcliffe, owner of ‘The Web Coach,’ shared her nine steps to a successful social media campaign, offered tips on how to manage your social media profile efficiently and tricks to make it as easy as sending an e-mail. Her presentation was so engaging that our local business owners kept her going for an extra 45 minutes.
via The Scugog Standard April 22, 2010 newspaper.
Tags: amp, communication, Durham, DURHAM REGION, event, FACEBOOK, flickr, gst, LinkedIn, presentation, quote, SOCIAL MEDIA SPACES, Social Media Spaces, Twitter, YouTubeAdd/View Comment(s)Posted April 25th, 2010 in Training / Keynotes
You’ll find out what social media is, who’s using it, and how to automate your communication to social media spaces such as like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. You’ll learn:
- nine essential steps to social media success
- how to manage your social media profile efficiently
- pitfals to avoid
- tricks to make it as easy as sending an email
Seating is limited, so reserve your seat today and details you require to sit in on this webinar e.g. phone number to call and link to see presentation will be emailed to you.

Tags: communication, event, eventbrite, FACEBOOK, flickr, LinkedIn, presentation, social media 101, SOCIAL MEDIA SPACES, Social Media Spaces, Twitter, YouTubeAdd/View CommentsPosted April 12th, 2010 in SOCIAL MEDIA SPACES, Training / Keynotes
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