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This is art? I am not surprised she is underfunded. I would be shocked if she was funded at all.
Commented Jan 12, 2016 on She Does All This For Us, You Know at davidthompson
She Does All This For Us, You Know
As it’s Monday, I thought I’d cheer you with another chance to marvel at the mind-shattering talents of Ms Sandrine Schaefer, a performance artist whose adventures with lettuce and underwear have previously entertained us. Being as she is so fearless and uncompromising, her latest work entails, ...
Paul, all of these are great causes. I'll help by posting your article on my Facebook pages and my Twitter accounts. If just person is moved to help perhaps it will go viral.
Cheers,
Henry
Commented Jul 22, 2010 on Using Social Media for Social Good at Paul Chaney - Internet Marketing, Social Media Consulting
Using Social Media for Social Good
The use of social media to produce social good has long been a theme of mine, yet one that's been on the back-burner for quite a while. In the weeks following Hurricane Katrina, I basically devoted my blog to sharing news and information about where resources could be found. I've promoted o...
I agree with you Paul. I have been using NutShellMail for quite some time and have found it to be a great time saver. I also use Constant Contact to manage my email newsletters and email to my mailing lists.
Commented Jul 21, 2010 on Social Media Trendwatch: A Return to the Inbox at Paul Chaney - Internet Marketing, Social Media Consulting
Social Media Trendwatch: A Return to the Inbox
One trend I'm noticing where social media is concerned is a move back to the inbox. ClickZ columnist Stephanie Miller says that "e-mail will continue to be a hub for our social activities." Her rationale: "[C]onsumers want to have centralized management of their friends and connections, but also...
Paul, I am anjoying this series on Twitter. I learned some of what you are saying the hard way. Especially the name. Initially, I used my name with an underscore (Henry_Neff)thinking it would be easier to read. Then I bit the bullet and changed it to HenryNeff. Once I did that I changed all of my other social media accounts to be the same.
I am looking forward to tomorrow's article on custom backgrounds. I don't particularly like mine.
Best Wishes,
Henry
Commented Jul 15, 2010 on Five Factors to Consider When Setting Up Your Twitter Account at Paul Chaney - Internet Marketing, Social Media Consulting
Five Factors to Consider When Setting Up Your Twitter Account
There are certain things you should consider when setting up your Twitter account. As you can see from the graphic above, those are: Username, avatar, bio, link, and background. USERNAME When I set up my Twitter ago years ago, somewhere in the process it asked me to input a username. Now, my...
Paul, I like the redesign. Looks more professional and identifies with what you are doing. Making me re-think mine. Good luck, Henry
Commented Jun 13, 2010 on Redesigning My Blog at Paul Chaney - Internet Marketing, Social Media Consulting
Redesigning My Blog
UPDATE: As you can see, the folks at Typepad came through with a fix for me regarding the custom banner issue. And, they did it over the weekend. Hats off to Zalary, my Typepadista. Don't be alarmed if this is not the blog you've come to recognize. I'm redoing some rebranding and the redesign t...
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