August 23rd, 2009
Almost exactly a year ago we met Alex and John from Spin Advertising and Design in Christchurch. They talk about how social media has helped build their sales and extended their networks. A year on, it’s amazing how little has really changed – pick up some best practices in this interview.
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Tags: advertising, Alex Mann, Christchurch, design, facebook, John Miller, spin
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February 10th, 2009
UPDATE: See TVNZ’s coverage of the Auckland Twestival 
This Thursday Auckland , Wellington and Christchurch will be the first places in the world to kick off a worldwide Twestival .
Twestival is like a normal tweetup , but it’s raising funds for CharityWater .
For just $10 at the door (or paid on the website) you can enjoy:
- meeting other "imaginary friends" (people you know on Twitter but not in "real life")
- free alcohol
- possibly some music
- being part of a world event that’s doing a lot of good!
- and if you don’t even know what Twitter is, it’s a great opportunity to find out!
iJump is supporting the event and we’ll be saying a few things about social media and how it’s changing the world on the night. But only for a few minutes
The Auckland Twestival 2009:
- Venue: Sale Street Brewery
- Time: 5pm – about 9pm
- Cost: $10 – all proceeds go toward Charity Water
- Partners: Zendesk is the main sponsor; Sale Street Brewery are contributing; and little old iJump is helping get the word out.
- HELP NEEDED: We’re still looking for someone to provide a laptop, large screen/projector and internet connection, so we can hook up with all the other Twestivals around the world! Contact Justin Flitter to help, or just leave a comment.
And thanks so much to Joi Design for putting together the nametags at such short notice.
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Tags: 5pm, Auckland, Charity, Christchurch, Clutter, Email Newsletters, Few Minutes, Free Alcohol, Free Music, Imaginary Friends, Information Sign, Internet Connection, Life Quot, Nametags, Places In The World, Proceeds, Raising Funds, Screen Projector, Twitter, Venue, Water Partners, Website Information, Wellington, Word Help
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July 29th, 2008
photo credit: nyki_m
We’re about to enter a slightly crazy time of public speaking engagements, which means just as much listening and talking – if we do our job right.
Here they are, in short order:
- Monday, August 4th , 7:30am – 9:30am, at Lowndes Associates ‘ Business Intelligence Workshop , at the Stamford Plaza in Albert Street, Auckland. Subject is “Online Strategies for Non-Online Businesses” Bookings here .
- Thursday, August 7th , 12pm-2pm, at the Marketing Association ’s Southern Luncheon at the Hotel Grand Chancellor , 161 Cashel Street, Christchurch. Subject: Making Sense of Social Media. Bookings here .
- Wednesday, August 13th , 2:30-3pm as part of the day-long Digital Future Now summit, at the SkyCity Convention Centre in Auckland. I’ll be on a panel with Paul Reynolds and Nicholas O’Flaherty discussing how social media can help business. Bookings here .
- Monday, September 15th , 4:15-5pm as part of the day-long 6th Annual Media Relations Conference at the Wellington Town Hall . I’m chairing a “champagne roundtable” (hic!) on exploring the potential of social media. Bookings here .
- Tuesday, September 16th , 1:30pm-5pm in a workshop entitled Blogs: Friend or Foe? Also at the Wellington Town Hall . Bookings here .
And if you can’t make it to any of these, we’ll still be producing the weekly Jump In video podcast , and appearing from time to time on Radio NZ National’s Virtual World segment with Jim Mora .
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Tags: Auckland, Christchurch, events, social media, speaking, Wellington
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