As good a presentation on Social Media as I have seen

By paul.fabretti / July 5, 2008 / martazkargan, Social Media / 5 Comments

Marta nails it – looks good AND factual!

UPDATE 7th July: Todd Albertson sent me an email to tell me about his presentation about Vision Caster (from the book of the same name). From the brief run through of the presentation, Todd looks to be getting at the same point as Marta, namely that evangelism through social media can change the world. Now anybody of any shape, size, colour and wealth can in fact influence others if they have the passion to do so. (at least that is what I have taken out of the presentation. Todd, maybe you would like to add something to this is it is not totally correct!)

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  • http://whatleydude.vox.com James Whatley

    I’ve just spent the day at Media Camp London discussing, amongst other things, varying interpretations of Social Media.

    This is awesome Paul. Thanks for sharing.

  • http://blendingthemix.com paul.fabretti

    It’s brilliant isn’t it. A good mix of visual stimulation with facts to back everything up.

    Lurvely!

  • http://www.toddalbertson.com Todd Albertson

    Everybody has big ideas. to change the world or even just their own part of ir! But as Oscar Wilde once said “A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world.” Big Idea just don’t happen. Assembly is required.

    Marta shows us one of the tactical ways to make big ideas happen – through the use of social media. If you haven’t watched her presentation I encourage you to do so. Don’t you have a big idea too?

  • http://blendingthemix.com paul.fabretti

    Hey Todd, thanks for your response and a great quote.

    I have to admit that the structuring of my ideas leaves a lot to be desired and as such, many rarely make it to fruition or I in fact, fail to properly implement those that I do develop!

    Here’s hoping the book will give me some ideas!

    Paul

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