Vicki Fitch Live: A Fresh Perspective Episode 8 Special Guest Jen Lehner @Jenrgy

This is a replay of the live broadcast with Vicki Fitch, Bruce Himmelblau, Jennifer Lehner, The Tech Buzz (Stephen), Anthony Conklin, and Sheri Bambrough

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  1. Kim Wende says:

    A tip I got was to segment people on FB into lists when their birthday comes up that way you don’t have to go through your entire list.

  2. I get asked every single day by Twitter to Accept Automated Post and Shares and I turn them down every single day and it started about 5 months ago @vicki_fitch and I’m a #1 no spam passer on all my platforms ðŸ˜‰

  3. Mike Baltus says:

    yes- it’s part of an email synch system just like any auto responder on an email list- FB wants to be your source for all things small business 

  4. Robyn Wright says:

    I have a feeling the next time @thetechbuzz travels he will have a piece of green fabric to hang up in his hotel room. What do you think @MartyMcPadden 

  5. Robyn Wright says:

    Ohhhh PRODUCT IDEA – selfie stick to attach phone too with long extension that goes BEHIND you and hangs lightweight piece of green fabric! PORTABLE GREEN SCREEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! @MartyMcPadden @thetechbuzz 

  6. Tommy Willis says:

    @RobynsWorld I saw a blab tonight where the person had a poster size picture fastened to her chair for her background. Looked good but when she moved it did also.

  7. Robyn Wright says:

    The problem is that Facebook is already thought of (now) as the bad guy – they are no longer the underdog. Google *WAS* the underdog for a long time, but no more. Now it becomes a battle of who makes it EASIER – not the best quality. That is just a fact of tech life.

  8. Mike Baltus says:

    ya’all gotta remember that a majority of initial content will be consumed in mobile, so while quality can be part of the conversation- ones content will dictate what gets consumed on any platform 

  9. Robyn Wright says:

    As social media high impact users and/or influencers and/or early adapters – we are willing to try new things, but the “average joe” is not. They want SIMPLE SIMPLE SIMPLE – the KISS acronym still applies to all of life for the majority of people.

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