Okay, so I should have been using Ping.FM. I knew about it. Yes, I did. But never carved out time to "really" look at it. At least not until today. I learned about it at the very social media boot camp I coordinated. Stay tuned for outtakes form Boot Camp 09.
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Social Media Boot Camp was awesome!!! Could not attend all breakout sessions though, and need to see what I missed. The link to Video SEO Basics (Social Media Boot Camp tab) is broken. Also, you might want spell check the last sentence on that tab: "What to see who are speakers were? I knew you did."
Posted by: Robyn Hart | May 03, 2009 at 04:50 AM