Comments on: I need your help! http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/ Sarah Cooley's thoughts on Social Media, Community, Health, and other random things. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:26:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Deano http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Deano Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:11:56 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=355#comment-240 Sarah, If you aren't passionate about the subject i wouldn't do an episode on it. Just go with what you are passionate about and the episode will be as good as the first one. Keep up the good work :) Sarah,

If you aren’t passionate about the subject i wouldn’t do an episode on it. Just go with what you are passionate about and the episode will be as good as the first one. Keep up the good work :)

]]> By: Deano http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/comment-page-1/#comment-989 Deano Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:11:00 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=355#comment-989 Sarah, If you aren't passionate about the subject i wouldn't do an episode on it. Just go with what you are passionate about and the episode will be as good as the first one. Keep up the good work :) Sarah,

If you aren’t passionate about the subject i wouldn’t do an episode on it. Just go with what you are passionate about and the episode will be as good as the first one. Keep up the good work :)

]]> By: Deano http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/comment-page-1/#comment-990 Deano Mon, 22 Sep 2008 18:11:00 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=355#comment-990 Sarah, If you aren't passionate about the subject i wouldn't do an episode on it. Just go with what you are passionate about and the episode will be as good as the first one. Keep up the good work :) Sarah,

If you aren’t passionate about the subject i wouldn’t do an episode on it. Just go with what you are passionate about and the episode will be as good as the first one. Keep up the good work :)

]]> By: Alex K http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/comment-page-1/#comment-237 Alex K Mon, 22 Sep 2008 08:21:38 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=355#comment-237 I'm developing a social bookmarking product, but it's just a bit too early-stage to look at (it's called <a href="http://www.favy.com" rel="nofollow">Favy</a>)... Meanwhile, I'm asked a lot about "social media marketing" - in other words using Web 2.0 tools to market products. So, how a company would best use Twitter and Pownce and widgets and social networking and so on to market their product/service. There are still a lot of people saying "put a page on facebook, slap a few videos on youtube", but we all know that's not really going to work very well. So it would be great to hear your thoughts about spreading the word about a product and service (of any kind) through the Web 2.0 tools that you're passionate about. The twitter explanation was really good! I’m developing a social bookmarking product, but it’s just a bit too early-stage to look at (it’s called Favy)…

Meanwhile, I’m asked a lot about “social media marketing” – in other words using Web 2.0 tools to market products. So, how a company would best use Twitter and Pownce and widgets and social networking and so on to market their product/service. There are still a lot of people saying “put a page on facebook, slap a few videos on youtube”, but we all know that’s not really going to work very well.

So it would be great to hear your thoughts about spreading the word about a product and service (of any kind) through the Web 2.0 tools that you’re passionate about. The twitter explanation was really good!

]]> By: Alex K http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/comment-page-1/#comment-987 Alex K Mon, 22 Sep 2008 08:21:00 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=355#comment-987 I'm developing a social bookmarking product, but it's just a bit too early-stage to look at (it's called <a href="http://www.favy.com" rel="nofollow">Favy</a>)... Meanwhile, I'm asked a lot about "social media marketing" - in other words using Web 2.0 tools to market products. So, how a company would best use Twitter and Pownce and widgets and social networking and so on to market their product/service. There are still a lot of people saying "put a page on facebook, slap a few videos on youtube", but we all know that's not really going to work very well. So it would be great to hear your thoughts about spreading the word about a product and service (of any kind) through the Web 2.0 tools that you're passionate about. The twitter explanation was really good! I’m developing a social bookmarking product, but it’s just a bit too early-stage to look at (it’s called Favy)…

Meanwhile, I’m asked a lot about “social media marketing” – in other words using Web 2.0 tools to market products. So, how a company would best use Twitter and Pownce and widgets and social networking and so on to market their product/service. There are still a lot of people saying “put a page on facebook, slap a few videos on youtube”, but we all know that’s not really going to work very well.

So it would be great to hear your thoughts about spreading the word about a product and service (of any kind) through the Web 2.0 tools that you’re passionate about. The twitter explanation was really good!

]]> By: Alex K http://randomsarah.com/i-need-your-help/comment-page-1/#comment-988 Alex K Mon, 22 Sep 2008 08:21:00 +0000 http://randomsarah.com/?p=355#comment-988 I'm developing a social bookmarking product, but it's just a bit too early-stage to look at (it's called <a href="http://www.favy.com" rel="nofollow">Favy</a>)... Meanwhile, I'm asked a lot about "social media marketing" - in other words using Web 2.0 tools to market products. So, how a company would best use Twitter and Pownce and widgets and social networking and so on to market their product/service. There are still a lot of people saying "put a page on facebook, slap a few videos on youtube", but we all know that's not really going to work very well. So it would be great to hear your thoughts about spreading the word about a product and service (of any kind) through the Web 2.0 tools that you're passionate about. The twitter explanation was really good! I’m developing a social bookmarking product, but it’s just a bit too early-stage to look at (it’s called Favy)…

Meanwhile, I’m asked a lot about “social media marketing” – in other words using Web 2.0 tools to market products. So, how a company would best use Twitter and Pownce and widgets and social networking and so on to market their product/service. There are still a lot of people saying “put a page on facebook, slap a few videos on youtube”, but we all know that’s not really going to work very well.

So it would be great to hear your thoughts about spreading the word about a product and service (of any kind) through the Web 2.0 tools that you’re passionate about. The twitter explanation was really good!

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