Podcasting – Podcamp Boston 4 Filled With Great Content
Podcasting – creating audio or video articles or reports to share with people over the Internet.
Four days on the road – creating videos, audios, making notes for written pieces, and it will all help my many businesses because creating better marketing pieces gets the word out about what I'm doing.
I'm been blogging, podcasting, and creating interviews for years. My first feature-length videos were mostly creating in a question-and-answer format based on an NBC TV reporter I liked who took his (then movie-film) camera into Vietnam and captured some terrific documentaries.
That's how I see much of my work.
As a pro photographer, I'm an historian with a lens. In my Spotlight series of videos I'm an interviewer. In my podcasts I'm often following an outline, but then just talking or interviewing.
So, when the chance came to stretch my own thinking and abilities AND get the chance to return to Boston (where I went to Tufts University as an undergrad AND where our older daughter, Stacie, still lives), I jumped at it.
Some of the topics will include:
– How do we measure the impact of social media?
– What's a video Yankee Swap?
– How can we throw media professionals a social lifeline?
– How do you sell social media services?
– What is the future of writing in social media?
– How can you build community for the enterprise?
– Can you measure social media interactions in a meaningful way?
– How do you start with SEO?
– How does social media figure into the future of documentary film?
– How do we prove that all this social media effort is worth it?
– What are the digital humanities and how can we invent them?
– How do I package and price my solutions for SMBs?
– How did social technology change web culture?
– What can social media do for education?
– How do we measure Social Media engagement?
– What equipment is best for a video podcast?
– How do you craft a compelling story through podcasting?
– How can people use social media to build community through photography?
– Where does telephony fit into social media?
– What makes a successful tweetup?
– What's the value of social media for B2B companies?
Wow… SO much good stuff!
And they set aside several rooms for people to go to get to know each other, create podcasts, talk about creating joint ventures, talk about equipment.
And on top of this, I get to have dinner with my older daughter, Stacie, while I'm up there. Now THAT is worth the drive just by itself!
So… stay in touch. Let me know what I can do to help with YOUR podcasting or blogging.
Best,
Charlie Seymour Jr
A Work At Home Dad since 1983, succeeding in this economy
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