LinkedIn Events are totally underutilized (that’s a nice $2 word for ya). In the Social Media world, LinkedIn does not get the love it deserves and LinkedIn Events are no exception. If you run events, you want to start using this tool.

Now, it’s most effective if you build up your LinkedIn connections so that you can invite your connections to your event. But your event can also be found by new people that you may not be connected to. Creating an event only takes a moment, you can browse to see what other events are happening in your area, and your event will show up there also.

Events can run a little viral because other people will see that a LinkedIn connection is attending your event when they RSVP. We’re all about viral, baby. So I highly encourage you to use LinkedIn Events.

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On Wednesday I went to the 1-year Anniversary celebration of Conscious360’s Networking group. This group was started by Cory Michelle Johnson as a way to bring Socially Conscious, Eco-friendly, and Spiritually Aware business owners together to network. It was fantastic! There were over 100 people there which is a fairly typical crowd for those events. So how did Cory do it? How did she grow this event so quickly? She used Social Media. Find out more in our interview.

She’s been using Facebook Events, Fan Pages as well as her own Facebook User account to grow the Denver networking group. They are expanding into Boulder and are looking to add Conscious360 events in other parts of the country. She has a big vision and is using Social Media to grow it. Take a look at their Fan Page here Facebook Conscious360. Make sure you follow Cory on Twitter: http://twitter.com/corymichelle

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Hootsuite Tutorial

February 22, 2010

If you haven’t tried Hootsuite yet, you need to give it a go – it has fantastic features to organize your Twitter followers, track clicks from your tweets, schedule tweets for later and you can even manage Facebook and LinkedIn from there also. What’s not to love? Watch the video for the tutorial.

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Twitter Training for Meeting Professionals International

February 12, 2010

Hi Meeting Professionals, Grandma Mary here.  Good to meet ya.  Hope you have a fantastic time in Cancun at the Meet Different event!  I wish I could be there but travel upsets my system.  So Glenn Thayer and I made this Twitter training for you.  We are going to show you how to get signed [...]

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Grandma is Packing it Up

February 8, 2010

That’s right, I’m packing it up.  Don’t worry, I’m not really going anywhere.  But my 30 Days to Social Media Mastery Program is.  It’s been a good run but it’s time to close the doors and focus on other projects coming out later this year.
This is fantastic training, if I do say so myself, with [...]

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How to Update Twitter from Facebook

February 6, 2010

Here’s how to update your Twitter Status directly from your Facebook Fan Page status updates. Bad news, there is no way to easily update Twitter from Facebook user accounts. Grrrr Facebook, sometimes you make Grandma angry. To link your Facebook Fan Page with your Twitter account, just go to www.Facebook.com/twitter to get started. [...]

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Social Media Success Story: Sandy Grason

February 1, 2010

If you don’t know the Fabulous Sandy Grason then you don’t know what Mojo you are missing!  She is fantastic!  But more importantly she is using Social Media right.  She views Twitter as a big cocktail party, not a place to sell sell sell.  That’s not what it’s for, people!  She also calls her teleseminars [...]

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Social Media Success Story: The Journey

January 23, 2010

I sat down with Michelle Cross who has had great success creating Facebook Events for The Journey.  The Journey offers a number of products and workshops based on the work of Brandon Bays.  The work is a mind-body healing technique working at the cellular level.
Michelle recently had an impromptu workshop and only had 2 weeks [...]

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How Can You Hide Friends List on Facebook?

January 20, 2010

Here’s the bad news – you can’t. Don’t worry, you aren’t crazy, you used to be able to do it. But this has been one of the things that has changed in Facebook recently. Let me tell you, there are a lot of angry people out there who want to hide their [...]

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How to Engage Followers Using Twitter Search

January 14, 2010

Here is a great way to use Twitter Search to find questions to answer on Twitter in your field. Help people out, engage them in a conversation and find people who need your help. You can also use Twitter as a powerful search tool to find out what people have questions about. [...]

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