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Me (on the right) in my natural element… behind a viewfinder.
Public Relations, Social Media and Ephemera Since 2005
L1010186.JPG, originally uploaded by anearthling.
Me (on the right) in my natural element… behind a viewfinder.
BlogOrlando has come and gone and what have we learned?
Apart from the chance to meet new faces, attach them to known blogs and see some old friends, BlogOrlando was a great chance to test out a new theory of mine. That is, we’re past the point of no return with social media. It’s no longer when and if but now and how. The 80+ attendees, everyone from ad and PR peeps to vbloggers and geeks, already incorporate social media into what they do. They didn’t come to learn so much as share.
That’s a very good thing.
Another interesting thought. While San Francisco and the Bay Area will continue to be the hub of social media business, the real innovation is starting to show up at the edges. Without the pressure of having to go big fast, attract VCs and move out of the garage, start-ups in places like Orlando can stay small, while still thinking big.
Fewer trips to San Francisco, more trips to places like Orlando. I like the sound of that.
Have a copy of my BlogOrlando presentation, such as it was…
More profound thoughts tomorrow before I depart for home.
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