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5 Things to Do to Score a Testimonial on Twitter.
Posted 100 days ago

 

Lately, a handful of Twitter Testimonials are popping up in my stream.

Getting a testimonial is tough enough. Finding the right opportunity to ask, nicely is one thing. However if you…

5 Things to Do to Score a Testimonial on Twit…
How to get a job or take the next step in your career? Volunteer!
Posted 145 days ago

We are no strangers to volunteering. After all, how do you think I got started building websites?
Fast Company posted Volunteering Will Save Your Career (Or Put You In A New…

How to get a job or take the next step in you…
Friends Talking too much on Facebook? Hide Them.
Posted 222 days ago

I'm really "Liking" the "Hide all" option in Facebook today, especially when folks get a bit too loquacious. If you change your mind and/or your friend(s) calm down, you can…

Friends Talking too much on Facebook? Hide Th…
9 Lessons Learned from Being an Exhibitor
Posted 305 days ago

Over a week ago, I had a great opportunity, to be a part of the Inwood/ Washington Heights Small Business Fair .

Despite having the experience of exhibiting for others, finally…

9 Lessons Learned from Being an Exhibitor
Wonder how 140 characters can build a village? #reverb10
Posted 420 days ago

I am reflecting on this year & manifesting what’s next. Join me and 2,000 bloggers, tweeters, tumblers, etc. at reverb10.com to share your story.

Update: Who knew that this prompt for…

Wonder how 140 characters can build a village…
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Homeless NY science whiz not Intel Science contest finalist – USATODAY.com

January 26, 2012 by Stephanie M. Cockerl
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via usatoday.com Even through Samantha Garvey didn’t make it to the Intel Science finals, she is still a shining star and example for many.

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Pay Attention to the Whispers, Before they Become Bricks! #OprahsLifeClass #quote

January 20, 2012 by Stephanie M. Cockerl
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This lesson from Oprah’s Life Class didn’t manifest itself in my personal life, but in my professional life. It started several months ago. I noticed unusual activity on a website. I suspected the worse, so I contacted customer support. All they said was that I needed to change my login information and all should be [...]

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The WordPress Community Responds to the Call with SOPA/PIPA Plugins

January 17, 2012 by Stephanie M. Cockerl
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The Space In Between Two Twitter Names

January 14, 2012 by Stephanie M. Cockerl
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  There has been much twittering about changing twitter names. In fact, there have been multiple how-to posts about how to, this is one of them. In the end, I decided not to change names, but in fact launch another Twitter handle @StephCockerl.  With the changes going on, I had to make a decision and [...]

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Power in Numbers, Tweets, and Posts, 2011 in Review

January 1, 2012 by Stephanie M. Cockerl
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No wonder The Protestor was selected as Time Magazine’s Person of the Year. If there is anything 2011 has taught is that  there is indeed power in words and in numbers. Social Media has been a huge component of this because it aided in amplifying the voice of the people to monumental proportions. Here are [...]

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Google+ Equilibrium

December 28, 2011 by Stephanie M. Cockerl
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I finally achieved balance in my Google+ profile.  

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Santa’s Getting Quite a Rep this Year

December 21, 2011 by Stephanie M. Cockerl

Santa might not visit me this year. So, I feel quite comfortable taking this risk. 2011 can only get better from here, right? Just in case you missed it, here are a couple of videos starring the big jolly one himself. Since today happens to be National Humbug Day, this first video may just do [...]

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Weekend viewing @garyvee gives “old school” business advice on @piersmorgan

December 17, 2011 by Stephanie M. Cockerl

I especially like the part of doing what the grandparents did. That’s why the COO is the COO.

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Revisiting 11 things I don’t need from last year – #Reverb11

December 12, 2011 by Stephanie M. Cockerl

Last year, I participated in reverb10. Today’s prompt was 12 things my life doesn’t need in 2012. Since I’m still working on my list from last time, it seems to make sense to give an update before adding new things. Here’s the list: Reduce my storage space – Work in Progress Delete WordPress Plugins I’m [...]

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One TV actor your won’t find on Facebook via @AOTS

December 6, 2011 by Stephanie M. Cockerl

Game Reviews – E3 2012 – Movies and TV Elisabeth Harnois of CSI:Crime Scene Investigation was on Attack on the Show talks about she solely uses Twitter.

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