jennifer on September 8th, 2009

We have all seen them or more likely we have all heard them. They are the folks who make a face when­ever we talk about our Twit­ter friends. Roll their eyes when we share Face­book sto­ries. They are also the folks who will tell you that real busi­ness doesn’t hap­pen when you waste time on […]

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jennifer on August 27th, 2009

To My Fel­low Pod­cast­ers: Cre­at­ing and being a part of the San Anto­nio Pod­cast­ing Group has been an amaz­ing expe­ri­ence. It started as a way for me to find local pod­cast­ers to share my excite­ment about, what at the time was, a ground­break­ing medium. It’s been 4 years since those hum­ble begin­nings back in September […]

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jennifer on March 11th, 2009

I believe there is a busi­ness card iden­tity prob­lem. In the mod­ern day most folks do more than one thing. In years past you had a busi­ness card from the com­pany you worked for and that was all you needed. Fast for­ward to today and folks may work for a com­pany, have their own business […]

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jennifer on March 8th, 2009

As Social Media joins the main­stream there is a dis­turb­ing new trend emerg­ing. Some­one who three months ago never even heard of Social Media is now call­ing them­selves an expert. Recently I saw a web­site offer­ing “Social Media Cer­ti­fi­ca­tion”. This was from some­one many in the com­mu­nity had never heard of before. We rolled our […]

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