Wow. What happened?
I was moving along pretty well there, at least through day 6 of the Social Media Success Summit, then blam! No posts ’til now.
I’ve been busy and the Memorial Day weekend didn’t help, but that’s no excuse. After all, the Summit ended before Memorial Day. I did manage to snag one full day away from the computer though.
At any rate, the Social Media Success Summit 2010 has come and gone. To say I learned a lot would be an understatement. I can now understand the value of conference attendance. It was like a year’s worth of study completed in less than a month.
Day 6 of the 2010 online Social Media Success Summit included 3 more great sessions to help attendees make the most of their social media efforts.
It’s always great when you can hang with guys like Chris Brogan, Brian Clark and Dareen Rowse and Mari Smith’s Facebook presentation was awesome, as expected.
The three sessions were:
- Facebook Engagement: Advanced Strategies for Building a Loyal Fan Base (Mari Smith)
- Using Social News Sites to Grow Your Audience & Improve Your Search Engine Optimization (Muhammad Saleem)
- Twitter Power Panel: Tips & Insights From Twitter Superstars (Chris Brogan, Brian Clark, Dareen Rowse)
A new blogging services client asked me to help get her blog set up on Google Blogger (blogspot) a few months ago. I was happy to help.
This particular blog’s purpose was to provide information on personal finance and debt management. The client to monetize the blog through some affilate programs and with AdSense.
I had no problem getting the content in place and laying out the pages, etc. I’ve used Blogger quite a bit so it didn’t take much time. A few weeks later, I went into Blogger to edit this personal finance blog. To my surprise, Google had disabled the blog completely as they believed it was spam. WTF?????? Read the full post
