It’s spring, and I’m starting a whole new speaking cycle! Lots of great workshops and classes over the next couple of months, and I’m going to share them with you this week. BCIT: Social Media Marketing for Small Business The […]
I have one word for my fall, and that word is BUSY! I’m cutting way back on my publicity work, partly because my teaching and workshop schedule is very, very full. Here’s a look at my fall schedule. I’ll note […]
I met Kevin Knebl through my dear friend Trilby Jeeves, and, while recognized as the go-to guy for LinkedIn, he kindly agreed to be interviewed for my blog. The post was called Making the Most of LinkedIn. Since then, Kevin […]
Well, things are sure exciting around here at the World Headquarters of Rebecca Coleman, Marketing and Media Relations. Not only did we get a cappuccino machine, but there is lots of other cool stuff brewing. You’ve seen the website. It’s […]
I’ve been doing a lot of workshops lately. For the most part, I do one-day workshops. The first part starts off with the theory of social media marketing, and then we move into each of the big social media platforms, […]
Talk about hitting the ground running. I mean, I knew I would, but I think I was maybe not quite prepared for the pace of the last couple of days. What I love about it, though, is that I feel […]
I’m writing this as I sit at my gate in YVR, waiting for my flight to LA. I have a fairly long layover at LAX, and then I’m on to a 15-hour plane ride to Melbourne. I’m not certain what […]
From an article called Geeks, Tweets, Bums in Seats from The Sydney Herald: In a Nielsen poll, Australian social media use was deemed to be the highest in the world, ahead of the US, Britain and mainland Europe. Almost a […]
I’ll bet you didn’t know that Vancouver has its very own blogging conference? Okay, well, maybe you did, but I only found out about Northern Voice in the last couple of years. Here’s the official blurb: Northern Voice is a […]
A popular debate topic around these here parts is how do we build an audience for the future. One way of doing that is to encourage the next generation of theatre-makers. If you have a teenager in your house (thankfully, […]