Wednesday, January 05, 2005
Last Night's EBIG Presentation
Had a great time presenting to a lively group at the EBIG Blogging/RSS SIG.
But don't take my word for it. There are already a couple of blogger write-ups online:
Eric Rice
Steve Tennant
Peter Chang
Highlights for me:
Eric Rice saying "You're my new hero!" Who wouldn't love that?
Another gentleman (damn, didn't get his card) saying he had been coming to the SIG for a while, but that he had his epiphany moment from my presentation: and understood how the authentic voice of a blog could help the marketer to lower the level of distrust and become closer to their customer.
I was the catalyst for an epiphany! (Quick, I must think of another college vocabulary word to throw into the sentence!)
There were those in the audience who were new to blogging and also long-time bloggers who were simply curious about how someone would relate blogs to a corporate environment. And lots of folks in the audience had a lot to contribute as well. especially on the technical side of it, there were plenty of people there who knew far more than I about how to do certain things with your blog.
I hope I delivered content for any of those people and everyone in between. I think I did.
But don't take my word for it. There are already a couple of blogger write-ups online:
Eric Rice
Steve Tennant
Peter Chang
Highlights for me:
Eric Rice saying "You're my new hero!" Who wouldn't love that?
Another gentleman (damn, didn't get his card) saying he had been coming to the SIG for a while, but that he had his epiphany moment from my presentation: and understood how the authentic voice of a blog could help the marketer to lower the level of distrust and become closer to their customer.
I was the catalyst for an epiphany! (Quick, I must think of another college vocabulary word to throw into the sentence!)
There were those in the audience who were new to blogging and also long-time bloggers who were simply curious about how someone would relate blogs to a corporate environment. And lots of folks in the audience had a lot to contribute as well. especially on the technical side of it, there were plenty of people there who knew far more than I about how to do certain things with your blog.
I hope I delivered content for any of those people and everyone in between. I think I did.
// posted by ElisaC @ 10:27 AM 
