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Digital Marketing Specialist, Social Media Consultant, and Tech Geek at Heart

Want to Friend Me on Facebook? Please Use My Public Page or LinkedIn Instead

Here’s a truism that Facebook PR is not sure how to readily admit. There really aren’t 350 million members on Facebook. Take my husband’s grandfather as an example. He’s an 89-year-old guy who doesn’t really have his passwords all in the same place, nor does he have an acute sense of hearing to...

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In Memory of My Grandpa David, a Wonderful Man

As many of you know, my grandfather has been ill for awhile. Yesterday, on October 24, he succumbed to complications from lung cancer (though he never smoked). He was 84. If I could talk about the wonderful man he was, even the paragraphs that follow would not capture the essence that was Grandpa David. He was, quite simply, a...

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8 Random Things You Never Really Knew About Me

David Dalka from Chicago tagged me in a relatively recent meme, and although I’ve already answered this question once before, I decided that I’d do David a favor and oblige. It took me a good deal of time to find eight things that people don’t really know about me, but I think I have it… When I was young,...

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Why Do I Blog? Let Me Count the Ways

Another meme has come to town, and this time I’m answering this one here (my last meme was posted over at 10e20.com — 5 things you don’t know about me). Nathan Weinberg (still no relation) tagged me and Barry, among a few others, and while I’m totally under the weather with an awful cold, I decided that I...

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Light Posting Alert: Passover and SES NY

On Thursday night, I attended the Problogger/Text-Link-Ads NYC Meetup. I barely knew anyone, and neither did Darren, apparently, but he was indeed the celebrity. (Can you find me in those pictures?) I also was fortunate to meet Philip Liu who took some nice shots of the event as well. Tomorrow night, I’m headed southbound to...

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The History of Techipedia … and What You Should Know

I write on this new blog with high aspirations. techipedia.com is a domain I’ve had for about a year. When I registered it, it was great to see that it was available on all three primary fronts (.com, .net, and .org). I registered all of them with the intentions of making it a tutorial and knowledge base site. While I never...

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