Tag Archives: Advice

When is it ok to ignore a comment, tweet, etc?

Posted on February 28, 2010 by Kevin Micalizzi

There’s a ton of advice out there that you ignore social media (blogs, Twitter, Facebook, etc.) at your own peril.  I’m having a difficult time finding best practices on when you may need to use ignoring as an approach — … Continue reading →

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Conflicting messages are not our way of thanking you-learning from apologizing

Posted on December 1, 2009 by Kevin Micalizzi

Last Wednesday, just before Thanksgiving, I took the time to give thanks to my Dimdim customers (Dimdim web conferencing, giving thanks to you.)  I left the office later in the day to enjoy the long weekend. Everything was good and … Continue reading →

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Tip: At events, find people more shy than you

Posted on August 19, 2009 by Kevin Micalizzi

A friend of mine will be attending her first social media event this Friday.  She’s joining us at the Social Media Breakfast NH BBQ. I’ve been thinking about the best advice I can give her — she told me that … Continue reading →

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Be real, be brief on Twitter (just ask Sean Bohan)

Posted on April 6, 2009 by Kevin Micalizzi

I’ve been extremely behind on my blog reading and started to catch up tonight.  One post that caught my attention was from Sean Bohan, My 11 Twitter Guidelines.  There’s plenty of Twitter advice out there, but few who boil it … Continue reading →

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