Presentations on social media for Central WI

UWSP taking steps to education Central WI business on best use of social media. Milwaukee and Madison are very active communities for social media. But the interest is high to learn for other parts of the state. University of Wisconsin Stevens Point is taking steps to educate business owners of all types through the Continuing Education programs.

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Central Wisconsin Social Media Conference

Westwood Conference Center, 1800 Westwood Center Boulevard Wausau, WI 54401 715.847.9200 Thursday October 7, 2010 8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Social Media is not a fad, but rather a fundamental shift in the way businesses now communicate with their customers. This conference will introduce you to what social media is and how you can use the power of the social web to promote your business. You'll learn first-hand from other Wisconsin businesses currently using social media as a vital and integral part of their business in these peer to peer breakout sessions. Read more at www.uwsp.edu

 

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Lessons learned from the sticks (and other social media vacation adventures in Downeast Maine) «

URL:  http://madisonsmc.org/2010/08/17/lessons-learned-from-t...

My friend Nate has a witty take on Internet access, mobile phones and social media in Maine. I don't think you have to go that far to find the lack of access. In rural Wisconsin, broadband leaves a lot to be desired if it even exists. Things like no cable on mile long roads with less than 10 homes can kill alot of access in the farm country that is predominant in WI.

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Social Media and Death - Nate Towne shares his thoughts

Nate Towne is a create interview on this sensitive subject. He mentions Entrustet a local Madison startup that has a website to help you protect your digital assets.

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Event promotion using social media - make it strategic #keysmadisonwi

My recent interview on local NBC Channel 15 with Carleen Wild. It sure makes a difference in tools, frequency and effort if you have 1 week, 30 days or 120 days to promote an event.

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VIDEO: Guest - Bloom Bake Shop 6:30am news 8/10/2010

Bloom Bake Shop was a sponsor for the Social Media Club of Madison and they make gluten free products as well. They source locally, eggs from Wisconsin business, and all natural colorings. If you haven't been there, you should stop in and try out some of the fresh bakery. They will definitely ruin my diet if I ever get there when they are open.