Robert Scoble at Jive in their new offices. He’s talking to their CEO about how Jive stacks up against Microsoft and Salesforce initiatives. They discuss next big challenges, the different approaches, and how Jive fits in.
Warning. There is a lot of buzzword use. You’ll want to listen for the sections on lessons learned, challenges, and the future predictions.
This is not one of Scoble’s best interviews. It’s partially his fault, as he seems to be ill prepared to ask some hard questions. Also the Jive representative uses a ton of market speak and avoids specifics.
This is an interview with Robyn Wright who didn’t mention that she was voted one of Nielson’s 50 Online Power Moms. Robyn is active on Twitter and Facebook and writes many product reviews on her blog. She has embarked on a new journey coming out from behind her avatar of a hand on a keyboard to showing photos of herself and now making videos. It’s nice to see the real her that so many have come to enjoy reading about on her blog. Learn some more about her:murraynewlands.com, Robyns Online World Online Power Mom Robyn Wright Interview, Oct 2009
You should read the whole article.
Robyn, a fellow St. Louis area blogger, is both an online and offline friend. She’s one of the most fun bloggers I know, local or not. Her blog, Robyn’s Online World, is not just give aways, and good ones, but gives us an inside track on her world.
Robyn may not brag, but she’s got plenty of reason to be interviewed. She’s a prolific blogger. She networks both on various social networks online, but also connects by phone, email, and in person with both individuals and companies.
She recently was selected to join EA for their big Spore event. As a follow up she had some Spore goodies to give away as well.
Please click through to the full interview and show Robyn some love.
Member Profile – Five Minutes With Todd Jordan « St. Louis Bloggers Guild: “If you want to know something about social media and networking, Todd Jordan is THE answer man. Todd blogs about an array of subjects – from parenting and photography to social networking. When not blogging at his home site The Broad Brush he guest blogs at Remarkable Parents.com and is also a contributor at Dad-O-Matic.com”
The above is the lead in for a profile article on yours truly. It’s an interesting read and might show you a thing or two about me.
Lisa Bertrand did a great job with this. She was very encouraging to open up and share. It’s great to be profiled by someone like her.
The St. Louis Bloggers Guild is reaching out to St. Louis bloggers, businesses and community. Please considering joining if you’re an active St. Louis area blogger.
All my work now comes from people I know through Twitter. All of it. Not only do all my clients come from Twitter, by the time someone contacts me, they thoroughly understand how my mind works and have already decided I am the one for the project.
Laura Fitton, @Pistachio on Twitter, is everything this article describes and more. She’s outgoing, and spirited, sharing and engaging; she’s one of my most interesting contacts.
Laura and I became contacts some months ago. Since then, she’s not just someone I’ve listened to, but had several conversations with. She’s me and others with crisis in her life, and the joys as well. Laura sought those of us in her network out for thoughts about her website, her business, and her blog.
Nothing fake comes across in those connections. Lively, honest, and fun communication is her way of doing business online. It seems to stand her well offline as well.
It is my hope to go beyond simple conversations to becoming long time friends, and perhaps business contacts as well.
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