Comments on: Twitter Tools and Worthless Legal Advice http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/ Thu, 02 Feb 2012 14:28:00 +0000 hourly 1 By: Everett http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-3761 Everett Tue, 03 Nov 2009 00:34:00 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-3761 Hey Chris and John, As I was walking around my block scouring Philly bodegas for copies of the Inquirers misprinted headline declaring the Phillies the World Champs listening to your podcast, my ears perked up when I heard my name - thanks for answering my question in such detail. Gotta little behind on the podcasts, so I'm playing catch up. I'll check out that TweepML and download Tweetdeck. I've been using http://www.hootsuite.com, which is pretty user friendly and easy to manage multiple Twitter accounts, but I don't think there are any mass-follow mechanisms. Anyway, keep up the great content. Thanks a bunch, Everett Hey Chris and John,

As I was walking around my block scouring Philly bodegas for copies of the Inquirers misprinted headline declaring the Phillies the World Champs listening to your podcast, my ears perked up when I heard my name – thanks for answering my question in such detail. Gotta little behind on the podcasts, so I’m playing catch up. I’ll check out that TweepML and download Tweetdeck. I’ve been using http://www.hootsuite.com, which is pretty user friendly and easy to manage multiple Twitter accounts, but I don’t think there are any mass-follow mechanisms. Anyway, keep up the great content.

Thanks a bunch,

Everett

]]> By: Everett http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-575 Everett Mon, 02 Nov 2009 21:34:14 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-575 Hey Chris and John,<br><br>As I was walking around my block scouring Philly bodegas for copies of the Inquirers misprinted headline declaring the Phillies the World Champs listening to your podcast, my ears perked up when I heard my name - thanks for answering my question in such detail. Gotta little behind on the podcasts, so I'm playing catch up. I'll check out that TweepML and download Tweetdeck. I've been using <a href="http://www.hootsuite.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.hootsuite.com</a>, which is pretty user friendly and easy to manage multiple Twitter accounts, but I don't think there are any mass-follow mechanisms. Anyway, keep up the great content.<br><br>Thanks a bunch,<br><br>Everett Hey Chris and John,

As I was walking around my block scouring Philly bodegas for copies of the Inquirers misprinted headline declaring the Phillies the World Champs listening to your podcast, my ears perked up when I heard my name – thanks for answering my question in such detail. Gotta little behind on the podcasts, so I'm playing catch up. I'll check out that TweepML and download Tweetdeck. I've been using http://www.hootsuite.com, which is pretty user friendly and easy to manage multiple Twitter accounts, but I don't think there are any mass-follow mechanisms. Anyway, keep up the great content.

Thanks a bunch,

Everett

]]> By: Ed Healy http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-3745 Ed Healy Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:04:00 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-3745 RE "Matt on Boring Day Job vs. Gaming Podcast": Feel free to give him my contact info. I'd be happy to answer any of Matt's questions about gaming and podcasting. RE “Matt on Boring Day Job vs. Gaming Podcast”: Feel free to give him my contact info. I’d be happy to answer any of Matt’s questions about gaming and podcasting.

]]> By: Ed Healy http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-573 Ed Healy Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:03:22 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-573 RE "Matt on Boring Day Job vs. Gaming Podcast": Feel free to give Matt my contact info. I'll gladly answer any of his questions about gaming podcasts. PS: Did you kill DISQUS? RE “Matt on Boring Day Job vs. Gaming Podcast”: Feel free to give Matt my contact info. I’ll gladly answer any of his questions about gaming podcasts.

PS: Did you kill DISQUS?

]]> By: Ed Healy http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-3744 Ed Healy Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:55:00 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-3744 I wanted to thank you again for the heads-up on the Novatel Mifi 2200. It's a perfect solution and I can't wait to test it out. I wanted to thank you again for the heads-up on the Novatel Mifi 2200. It’s a perfect solution and I can’t wait to test it out.

]]> By: Ed Healy http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-574 Ed Healy Thu, 22 Oct 2009 22:04:26 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-574 RE "Matt on Boring Day Job vs. Gaming Podcast": Feel free to give him my contact info. I'd be happy to answer any of Matt's questions about gaming and podcasting. RE “Matt on Boring Day Job vs. Gaming Podcast”: Feel free to give him my contact info. I'd be happy to answer any of Matt's questions about gaming and podcasting.

]]> By: Ed Healy http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-572 Ed Healy Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:55:50 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-572 I wanted to thank you again for the heads-up on the Novatel Mifi 2200. It's a perfect solution and I can't wait to test it out. I wanted to thank you again for the heads-up on the Novatel Mifi 2200. It's a perfect solution and I can't wait to test it out.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-3740 Anonymous Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:36:00 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-3740 MOC Award Nomination: I'd like to nominate myself for an MOC award in the category of "Best Re-Purpose of slideshare.net as a host site for an eBook about Trade Shows in 2009" (over 800 views!) Not sure on etiquette here, you can just take my word for it, search my last name at slideshare.net or ping me and I'll send the link. Great stuff this week - keep it up! Thanks guys - MOC Award Nomination:
I’d like to nominate myself for an MOC award in the category of “Best Re-Purpose of slideshare.net as a host site for an eBook about Trade Shows in 2009″ (over 800 views!)

Not sure on etiquette here, you can just take my word for it, search my last name at slideshare.net or ping me and I’ll send the link.

Great stuff this week – keep it up!

Thanks guys -

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-3739 Anonymous Fri, 16 Oct 2009 16:35:00 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-3739 I teach undergraduate and graduate marketing and advertising courses. I'm running on the treadmill and hear your comments about the technology course you spoke to and received "less than outstanding" feedback regarding their knowledge of SEO... and almost fall off during my jog! Not because I was so stunned but because it's such an interesting question for those of us who struggle with putting a course together that is relevant but also has depth and does not cause "territorial battles" between the folks from business and IT. So I'm answer your question with a question. If you had to design an eight-week (8 Modules) Introduction to Marketing course... what topics would you cover... i.e. Module 1 = your title here. Just curious because their are definitely many real world lessons that are not making it into our classrooms because of textbook contracts, technology challenged faculty, student aptitude, etc. But for the sake of the question... what would you put in your Marketing 101 Course if you had eight weeks to deliver it - no boundaries and no restrictions as an online or face-to-face course. Enjoy your show and hope you are able to respond to the above. Andy I teach undergraduate and graduate marketing and advertising courses. I’m running on the treadmill and hear your comments about the technology course you spoke to and received “less than outstanding” feedback regarding their knowledge of SEO… and almost fall off during my jog!

Not because I was so stunned but because it’s such an interesting question for those of us who struggle with putting a course together that is relevant but also has depth and does not cause “territorial battles” between the folks from business and IT.

So I’m answer your question with a question.

If you had to design an eight-week (8 Modules) Introduction to Marketing course… what topics would you cover… i.e. Module 1 = your title here.

Just curious because their are definitely many real world lessons that are not making it into our classrooms because of textbook contracts, technology challenged faculty, student aptitude, etc.

But for the sake of the question… what would you put in your Marketing 101 Course if you had eight weeks to deliver it – no boundaries and no restrictions as an online or face-to-face course.

Enjoy your show and hope you are able to respond to the above. Andy

]]> By: andylynch44 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/2009/10/14/twitter-tools-and-worthless-legal-advice/#comment-571 andylynch44 Fri, 16 Oct 2009 14:35:12 +0000 http://www.marketingovercoffee.com/?p=489#comment-571 I teach undergraduate and graduate marketing and advertising courses. I'm running on the treadmill and hear your comments about the technology course you spoke to and received "less than outstanding" feedback regarding their knowledge of SEO... and almost fall off during my jog!<br><br>Not because I was so stunned but because it's such an interesting question for those of us who struggle with putting a course together that is relevant but also has depth and does not cause "territorial battles" between the folks from business and IT.<br><br>So I'm answer your question with a question.<br><br>If you had to design an eight-week (8 Modules) Introduction to Marketing course... what topics would you cover... i.e. Module 1 = your title here.<br><br>Just curious because their are definitely many real world lessons that are not making it into our classrooms because of textbook contracts, technology challenged faculty, student aptitude, etc.<br><br>But for the sake of the question... what would you put in your Marketing 101 Course if you had eight weeks to deliver it - no boundaries and no restrictions as an online or face-to-face course.<br><br>Enjoy your show and hope you are able to respond to the above. Andy I teach undergraduate and graduate marketing and advertising courses. I'm running on the treadmill and hear your comments about the technology course you spoke to and received “less than outstanding” feedback regarding their knowledge of SEO… and almost fall off during my jog!

Not because I was so stunned but because it's such an interesting question for those of us who struggle with putting a course together that is relevant but also has depth and does not cause “territorial battles” between the folks from business and IT.

So I'm answer your question with a question.

If you had to design an eight-week (8 Modules) Introduction to Marketing course… what topics would you cover… i.e. Module 1 = your title here.

Just curious because their are definitely many real world lessons that are not making it into our classrooms because of textbook contracts, technology challenged faculty, student aptitude, etc.

But for the sake of the question… what would you put in your Marketing 101 Course if you had eight weeks to deliver it – no boundaries and no restrictions as an online or face-to-face course.

Enjoy your show and hope you are able to respond to the above. Andy

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