DISQUS

Duct Tape Marketing: Talking Social Media with Chris Brogan

  • John Flynn · 1 year ago
    WOW! Two of my heroes on one podcast. It is a good day!
  • Benjamin Tomkins · 1 year ago
    More with Chris Brogan -- "Q&A With Chris Brogan: Social Media For Growing Businesses"

    http://www.bmighty.com/ebusiness/showArticle.jh...
  • Grant Griffiths · 1 year ago
    Chris Brogan is one of those bloggers I read everyday my RSS readers tells me he has a new post. I just don't miss it. He truly covers social media from all sides. And shows you how to tie it all together and use those elements which fit your needs.

    And yes Chris might have a lot of followers and he might follow a huge number too. But he almost always responds to an @chrisbrogan and has always responded to a DM from me. He is a true social media user.

    Thanks for getting him to take the time to do this podcast stuff.
  • julian · 1 year ago
    I would like to hear Chris talk about some of the next generation social media, the ones that are starting to share advertising revenue with their members.
  • Max Entin · 1 year ago
    Social bookmarking sites are a great place to spread the word about your website and attract additional links.
  • Grant Griffiths · 1 year ago
    While I agree Social Media sites are a great way to spread the word. It is important to give first before you expect to receive. Social Bookmarketing sites IMHO don't afford you the same opportunity to enter into a conversation like twitter, Facebook and even Linkedin.

    Too many are using Social Media as a way to send out their RSS feeds and contribute nothing else. Use social media to build a relationship with those you follow or follow you. For example, I like to call twitter the social media tool where you can interact and learn with those you follow.

    Social media tools are more then just a way to spread the word and attract links.
  • Merchant Account Specialist Ch · 1 year ago
    Finally got around to listening to this podcast and I'm glad I did. It's nice to hear a conversation from the authors of the two blogs I read most frequently.