Motivated. Rejuvenated. Inspired. Those are all words I heard people use when they were describing how they felt after PodCamp 6. Attendees were ready to start new blogs, create more (and better!) content, explore new social media tools, and generally were determined to start kicking some ass. So how’s that working out for [...]
Read moreMy Podcamp Experience: Leveling Up I first learned about Podcamp Pittsburgh in 2009, when everyone in my Twitter feed started using an unfamiliar hashtag. What was this #PCPGH4, and why didn’t I know about it? Finally, I found a link and began to explore. Once I realized that PodCamp was free to attend, that they [...]
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5 Easy Steps to Increase Pittsburgh Small Business Revenue Using Social Media Marketing in today’s world is much different than it was ten years ago. Everyone and their brother are now doing everything online from shopping to watching TV episodes and even shifting their marketing strategies to allow a larger budget to build a stronger [...]
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Sharing the PodCamp Experience This was the first year I felt I needed PodCamp. I have always considered myself a marketing innovator, but in 2011, something happened. In 2011, for the first time in my life, the World was moving faster than I was. In the past, I felt I was always one step ahead [...]
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AlphaLab is very excited to once again host the PodCamp Meet n’ Greet for a fourth time! The event serves as the ceremonial kickoff to the PodCamp Pittsburgh conference and is a fantastic opportunity for you to get to know people before the conference even starts. I thought I’d pass along some tips to make [...]
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If you’re a seasoned vet of PodCamp, you probably have a good idea of what you need to bring along with you. Last year, being my first in-person attendance, I brought way too much along. Maybe this year I will learn my lesson (but if you follow my blog, you know packing a lot is [...]
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I’ve been thinking about neighborhoods and neighbors lately. One of the things I love about Pittsburgh is its neighborliness. From what I’ve seen Pittsburgh has some of the friendliest people in the world. They make good neighbors, and Fred Rogers was the exemplar par excellence. It’s sort of a city with a small town feel, or [...]
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My first PodCamp was PCPGH3. I was invited by a former co-worker (and good friend) to come and see what it was all about. I was a very new blogger. I was afraid to sign up for a Twitter account. I’d only been a Facebook user for a couple of weeks. I didn’t know much. [...]
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