Tagged (not it)

To me, that would usually mean one of those *&*?@#! Toronto parking tickets.  (I used to love it  when Li’l Abner comic strips used symbols to stand in for cussing, but I’ve never done it myself until now.)

But I digress.
Joel Postman tagged me with the Mitch Joel meme on ‘social media best practices’.
So, in lieu of a full post, Dave, Terry, Julie and I discussed the subject on the most recent version of Inside PR (#127).  Have a listen and feel free to contribute any other ideas.
BTW, I do have one more thought (though it’s more of a piece of advice): 
Find your blogging voice – and then stick to it.  That may take longer than you think but it’s worth the wait. 
Note: This was my first post written using the Google Chrome browser. I figured Blogger and Google should get along like family and they do.  I like it for its speed, layout and tab options, but there are a few glitches.  One is I can’t seem to figure out how to go from any one page straight to home.

Getting my head around Twitter

I’ve finally made the leap (into the void?) and have posted to Twitter – twice tonight.

I’m still trying to get my head around the notion of 140 characters. It’s not a lot of words, that’s for sure. For anyone who’s interested, here’s what it looks like:

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Th


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