Rebecca Coleman Igrew up in a small town on the coast of south-western Newfoundland called Corner Brook. Population: 24,000. Tim Hortons: 3. Starbucks: 0. I drank Tim Horton’s coffee on a daily basis, but whenever I went on a trip, I sought […]
Before Christmas, I did an interview with Gillian Shaw, who is the tech writer at The Vancouver Sun. She had been assigned a story on how the arts are using social media to get folks in through the door, and […]
You know what a big nerd I am. So when I heard that a local theatre company was using IPods to create PodPlays, I was intrigued. So I sat down with Adrienne Wong, Artistic Producer of NewWorld Theatre, who explained […]
I met Jennifer Greer Holmes when she attended my workshop in Adelaide when I was there last summer. I did three workshops in Australia, and Adelaide by far was the most social media savvy of the three cities. Jennifer and […]
I like to do these wrap-up, look back, year-in-review type posts every year. So, without further ado, the top posts of 2010! 8: My Website Makeover 7: How to promote your theatre season on a shoestring budget 6: Using a […]
Here’s a bunch of my most popular posts on Facebook: You took the plunge! You got a Facebook fan page! Now you are responsible for updating it and making sure there is new information there all the time. Yikes! This […]
Here are links to my most popular blog posts dealing with YouTube and the Flip Cam. Video Ideas to promote your business Creating a YouTube Video to highlight your work (no video camera required) A series on the Flip Cam: […]
What the Tweet??! A Rookie’s Guide to Twitter: My first post on the topic, an interview with Trilby Jeeves. Free Beginner’s Guide to Twitter: I just love this guide by Dave Charest, and I recommend it to every new Twitterer. […]
It’s been an amazing year. Thanks for reading, commenting, and asking questions. Hope you have a wonderful, restful holiday with your family and friends, and lots of cookies! Love and best wishes from Rebecca and Michael See you in 2011!
The second of two guest posts focused on the power of accountability, today Carey Earle talks about how having an accountability partner has helped her to succeed. My husband likes to joke that I have “completion issues.” In my case, […]