Larry Deane is an entrepreneur, developer, and professional blogger. He is also constantly adding something of value to his online communities. I am so glad that he had the time to share some of his wisdom with us!
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The second installment of my ongoing interview series where I highlight awesome people doing really cool things in one of three areas: Christianity, Creativity, or Social Media.
Peg Fitzpatrick is in every way a social media rock star. She works with leaders in social media and even plays a role in a global brand presence on a daily basis. She doesn’t just practice what she preaches, she rocks it like a boss!
This past weekend I had the great pleasure of attending the Killer Tribes Conference in Atlanta, GA. It was a 48hr whirlwind of crazy-awesome and exhausting fun. What happened? Who Was there? Was anyone killed? I will hopefully answer all of these questions in this small recap!
My journey began on Friday morning at 4:15am PST when I left for LAX. Yea, you read that right– 4:15 in the AM. Surprisingly, there wasn’t much traffic at that hour. However, once I arrived at LAX I once again realized I was in Los Angeles when I realized there were approximately 4 Million people lined up to go through the security check.
When attending a conference there are 7 essential things you should keep in mind to get the maximum return on your conference experience.
I asked Chris Brogan what his advice for me would be as I head to the Killer Tribes Conference in Atlanta this weekend. In typical fashion, Chris dropped a wisdom bomb on me and quickly gave me the following seven tips.
Exactly one week from today I will be in Atlanta, GA for the first time to attend the 2nd Annual Killer Tribes Conference. This conference is a one day experience aimed at doing one thing– teach you how to extend your reach, find your fans, and build your killer tribe.
For those of you not familiar with the term (as Seth Godin coined it), a tribe is another way of saying “fans”, “followers”, or “customers”. This is a group of people who love and care about what you do. To help you further understand this concept, I’ve added Seth Godin’s TED Talk below titled, “The Tribes We Lead”.
