Marketing Monster

For a city of 2 million people, I am often impressed at how much there is going on in the web and development scene here in Montreal. This coming week will be absolutely jam packed with events.
webcom Montreal
The of the highlight for me this coming week is webcom Montreal (May 26), where I’ll be speaking [...]

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Just a few days short of its 4th birthday, Twitter marked a milestone of 10 billion tweets at approximately 16:54:11 Pacific Time on Thursday, March 4, 2010.
That makes approximately 6,925,208 tweets for each of the 1,444 days since Twitter was founded on March 21, 2006. Though, we know that most of those tweets have [...]

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There’s a great post by Jeremiah Owyang (@jowyang) today that lays out a roadmap matrix of ways corporate websites can integrate social network components to connect with customers. The key message is:

[Companies must integrate customers behavior on social networks to their corporate website
to increase relevancy, word of mouth, and trust]
Jeremiah then lays out eight functions, [...]

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My PodCamp Montreal session on Death and Digital Legacy is scheduled for Saturday @ 2:30 PM. And, to be honest, I considered canceling it.
This morning, news spread of the murder of Montreal blogger Renée Wathelet (@endirectdesiles). A fixture in the community, Renée fell in love with Mexico’s Isla Mujeres and moved there last year March. [...]

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I’m proud to be a contributing writer to Technically Women, a new collaborative blog that launched yesterday. As our About page reads:
Technically Women comprises a group of women from all walks of business. This blog presents our unique views on how technology is shifting our world. The women are business owners, marketers, evangelists and leaders. [...]

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