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Wouldn’t you like to handle any interview with UNSHAKABLE confidence, KEEN insight and AUTHORITY?

Free Workshop NYC

Masterful Interviews: Profitable Content Creation

Register Here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=175098476504

Host:
Susan Bratton
Date:
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Time:
10:00am – 12:00pm
Location:
NYC Javits Convention Center at ad:tech – Room 1E03

Learn how to prepare, conduct and promote interviews with experts and gurus to create profitable content.

Susan Bratton, author of Talk Show Tips and her upcoming product, Masterful Interviews is conducting a free 2 hour workshop at ad:tech NY for JV’s and Affiliate partners who want to learn ‘Master Host’ techniques and how to successfully resell these products through email, your website, podcasting and more with the RevShareNow affiliate network.

Training includes:

• No-Stress Prep System
• Easy Question Generators and Super Secret Questions
• Real-Time In-Interview Techniques
• The Grid – Fast Organization for Every Interview
• Social Media Super Powers for Promoting Your Content
• Signing Up at RevShareNow and Using Direct Links and Promo Codes

The session will be taped. Plan to be part of the video and provide a testimonial if you’d like to be featured.

Everyone gets a free copy of Masterful Interviews for attending.

You must have an ad:tech Exhibit Hall pass to get in, though the workshop is free.
Register here for a $35 pass to ad:tech:
https://register.ad-tech.com/Default.aspx?e=New%20York%202009

Click Here Right Now to Register:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=175098476504

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I read a lot of books in preparation for my DishyMix show each week. I’ve amassed a whopper stack and I would like to send DishyMix listeners a copy of any book you want.

Just post your desire on the DishyMix Fan Page and make sure to email me your physical address.

I’ll mail it out to you.

The Age of Engage    Denise Shiffman
Boom    Mary Brown & Carol Osborn, Ph.D.
Click    Bill Tancer
Connection Generation    Iggy Pintado
Digital Outlook Report    Razorfish
The Dip    Seth Godin
The Element    Ken Robinson, Ph.D.
The Frugal Millionaires    Jeff Lehman
The Gort Cloud    Richard Seireeni
Groundswell    Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff
Here Comes Everybody    Clay Shirky
Honest Seduction    Scott Brinker, Anna Talerico & Justin Talerico
Ignited    Vince Thompson
The Leap    Bob Schmetterer
Open Brand    Kelly Mooney and Nita Rollins, Ph.D.
Peak    Chip Conley
The Perfection of Marketing    James Connor
Satisfied Customers Tell Three Friends    Pete Blackshaw
Search Engine Optimization    Rebecca Lieb
Stopping Identity Theft    Scott Mitic
Trust Agents    Chris Brogan
Who’s Got Your Back    Keith Ferrazzi
Word of Mouth Marketing    Andy Sernovitz

Thanks for listening to the show!

Simon Van Wyk: Host of Hothouse Interactive Podcasts carried these books back to Sydney during his recent trip to SF.

Simon Van Wyk

Brand Digital Allen P. Adamson
Branding Only Works on Cattle Jonathan Salem Baskin
Click Bill Tancer
Revolutionary Wealth Alvin & Heidi Toffler
Rubies in the Orchard Lynda Resnick
Saddle Up Your Own White Horse Saundra Pelletier

DishyMix episode 72: Simon Van Wyk, Australian Media Expert on “Lessons Learned” from DishyMix Guests: Blogs, Search, Social Media, ROI and Marketing as Conversation

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Celia Francis, WeeWorld.com

Celia Francis
CEO

WeeWorld

Favorite Web Aps of European Entrepreneurs from Traveling Geeks Trip

This is sixth in a series where I take JD Lasica’s meme “Coolest Power Tools” on a “spin” to see not what our US geeks are using, but what our European Brethren find as their favorite aps. They are digging up some fun new things which may be new to you.

I’ve queried some of my favorite new friends from Amsterdam, London and Cambridge about the tools they love. Here’s the sixth response, from Celia Francis, founder of WeeWorld in the UK.

Celia’s List:

Kodakgallery.com (used to be Ofoto in the olden days) – I post photos every month for my extended family in the UK and across the pond.
Facebook and LinkedIn – For the usual social/professional fun.
WeeWorld.com – Of course! WeeWorld is one of the most popular browser-based social games or virtual worlds for young teens.
Skype – So my kids can video chat with my parents.
Google Maps – To see exactly where I am going.
Etsy.com – Pure love of handmade items and beautiful design gets me back to this site all the time
Wolfram Alpha – Actually quite useful. It gave me the average temperature in Almeria, Spain in February. Graph and all! I like Bing too – much prettier than Google.

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Favorite Web Aps of European Entrepreneurs from Traveling Geeks Trip

This is fifth in a series where I take JD Lasica’s meme “Coolest Power Tools” on a “spin” to see not what our US geeks are using, but what our European Brethren find as their favorite aps. They are digging up some fun new things which may be new to you.

I’ve queried some of my favorite new friends from Amsterdam, London and Cambridge about the tools they love. Here’s the fifth response, from Jack Lang, EIR at University of Cambridge, Serial Entrepreneur and Angel Investor. Jack is also the author of  “The High Tech Entrepreneur’s Handbook.”

Jack recommends Worldcard mobile. He saw this post of mine:

If CardScan, CaptureTalk and MagicSolver Had a Baby…

Jack says, “I’ve been using Worldcard mobile, and while not perfect (the OCR often needs some manual editing, and it would be nice to add pix and logos ) it has the advantage of capturing the business card then and there. It integrates to Outlook address book, which can then propagate.”

http://worldcard.penpowerinc.com/worldcard-mobile-standard.html