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What's the best way for NFL to handle Twitter?
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Grad School?
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Twitter anyone?
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Sports Publicist and Social Media Coach.since 1990
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Hi all
I'm at @sportpsychrob (personal) and have recently also set an account for iStadia, which is a networking and marketing community for sport & exercise professionals.
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
A place for members who tweet to share twitter names, tools, news, and advice
Hi Dan,
Using twitter for that purpose is a great idea. It will add value to the program and target prospective students. I would suggest sharing links to sports news and engaging with sports professionals on twitter. However, make sure you keep up…
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- the ar lena richardson agency-Passionate, proven, polished professional who enjoys helping others to transform challenges into victories and using technology to transverse and synergize the real and virtual worlds. Connected with and respected by champion athletes, senior executives, and several social networking communities. Earned B.S. Economics from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. Pursuing MBA Information Management and Technology online with Western International University in Phoenix, Arizona. Single, no children, an adorable silky terrier named Polo nicknamed "Papa." Reality TV and cable news junkie.
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- At 2:30am on September 9, 2009,
Dion "Flea" Lee said… - Arlena, how can I get to Vegas to speak at our Women's Football Camp and Conference, check out www.womensfootballcamp.com , give me a call 702-764-8878. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
- At 12:13pm on August 31, 2009,
Arlene Higginson said… - Just got your note, I'm just learning to negotiate all the comment options. Sure the interview thing sounds great, I'm trying to launch my Digital Sports Art to a bigger audience. It's very accessible because it's digital. ...Arlene
- At 6:04am on August 17, 2009,
Cynthia Mumbo said… - Hi ArLena,
This is great information. I'll let you know as soon as I get into contact with them both. You have been of great assistance.
Kind regards,
Cynthia
- At 5:24pm on August 7, 2009,
Gail Sideman said… - Hi ArLena - Thank you for the kind notes here, and on Twitter. I like the potential of what this site has to offer...I've already read some great posts.
FYI - I'm a contributor to sportsnetworker.com and also contribute sports-related posts to mashable. Until I update my website (in progress), please check out those sites if you want to know more about my focus.
I look forward to learning more about you and your projects, as well.
Have a super weekend!
gail
- At 11:37am on July 13, 2009,
Julie Grice said… - Thank you - I'm so happy to be here!
- At 8:00am on July 8, 2009,
jim Orenberg said…
- Thanks! And thanks for being my first friend here.
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