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Attending to BlogPotomac 2009

June 10, 2009 – 12:08 pm

For the next few days, I will be absent on the Buzz Bin as I attend to and recover from my unconference, BlogPotomac. Expect to see me return to the Buzz Bin during the middle of next week.
The schedule of events for BlogPotomac has been posted. Check it out! While the event [...]

By Geoff Livingston | Posted in Blogging | Also tagged @ambercadabra, @barn, @catchuplady, @digitalsista, @dougmeacham, @geoffliving, @rohitbhargava, @scottmonty, @shashib, @shel, Aaron Brazell, amber naslund, blogpotomac, Brian WIlliams, Doug Meacham, jen mcclure, Kaitln Wilkens, liz strauss, lizstrauss, Rohit Bhargava, scott monty, Shel Holtz, shireen mitchell, SNCR, Technosailor, Viget Labs | Comments (4)

BlogPotomac 2009 Features Great Minds

January 5, 2009 – 4:17 pm

It’s a new year, and now more than ever it seems we still need great, affordable events to learn about social media best practices. BlogPotomac 2009 will be held on the second Friday of June this year (June 12) at the State Theatre again. Like last year, 2009’s line-up features seven sessions from some of [...]

By Geoff Livingston | Posted in Blogging, Internet Marketing, Livingston Communications, social media | Also tagged Aaron Brazell, amber naslund, blogpotomac, debbie weil, Geoff Livingston, liz strauss, scott monty, Shel Holtz, shireen mitchell, Technosailor, viget | Comments (9)

Two Case Studies Featuring LComm Work

December 9, 2008 – 11:18 am

Please excuse me for taking the opportunity to write this brief post that shines some light on some of Livingston Communications’ current efforts.
National Ranked Blogger Jason Fall, the lead voice at Social Media Explorer, wrote up our reputation management efforts with Network Solutions. Jason said, “This reputation management effort was a success. It’s still ongoing [...]

By Geoff Livingston | Posted in Case Study, Livingston Communications, social cause, social media | Also tagged Beth Kanter, Jason Falls, network solutions, Save Darfur | Comments (1)