Most of the people I know online are people I know in real life. When I go about my daily life, I run into people I know all the time. And I just realized this weekend that most of those people are also my online friends through LinkedIn, Facebook (FB), and Twitter. THAT MEANS MY…
where I show my internet love in person I hosted a Blog Tour back in early December. At the end of the tour, I thought it would be fun to gather everyone and meet and chat in person. We met during my kid’s monthly book club meeting, where we had some yummy coffee. Mmmm. Kimberly,…
How grassroots efforts and the internet could have worked magic to save the school board’s image AND save the barn Lastly, I submit Exhibit E. The article that started it all was widely circulated online. It has drawn 50 comments to date on its DMR webpage. It’s generated even more comments in the other places where…
That is, more attention than the board is giving it online. Exhibit D is a short post. Yesterday’s post was long. Let’s look at the School Board’s traditional online presence today. Exhibit D. The school district has a website. It contains a lot of information. That’s what websites do, provide info. Like its peer government…
I began an examination of communication yesterday. (Wow, a free consulation. The district ought to hire or pay me after all of this.) In it, I submitted that the Save the Maplenol Dairy Barn movement grew on Facebook because its communication was genuine, instant, suited to today’s citizens, and had compelling content. In short, it…