by Julie Burgmeier I get asked often “Is print advertising dead?” or “How much of our ad budget should still be allocated to print?” For my own brick & click (storefront and e-commer site), over the past 4 years I have dropped print advertising down to the bare minimum – yellow page ads. If it wasn’t for […]
by Julie Burgmeier My class has decreased to 2 students. Floyd & June. They are the oldest of the original surfers with Floyd being born in 1915 and June in 1920. This morning we focused on adding information to their Facebook profiles, took pictures for their profiles, and introduced Twitter. They are both amazed at […]
by Julie Burgmeier I purchased twitter power by Joel Comm because I wanted the power….or at least some twitter strength (power sounds too masculine for me – but makes for a great title). By the title and the reviews on amazon, I figured this was going to be more than a how-to book. To my surprise […]
by Julie Burgmeier I headed out to La Conner Retirement Inn this morning with an agenda and an open mind. What can be so hard about teaching seniors how to use facebook? My mom is 77, and I taught her how to use facebook. She has been using email for years, so picking up facebook […]
by Julie Burgmeier Jonathan and I drove to Langley for the NewMedia 2012 – or, where the hell is this headed anyway?- conference. The morning was bright and the drive fine. We were running a little late because of an extra exciting night in Seattle at the Tractor celebrating Jonathan’s birthday. Because we left La Conner like […]