… I was recently interviewed by David Holliday for his Totally Incorrect Media series. It’s an audio interview, and you can either download the mp3 file or catch the recording over at David’s blog.
We discuss social media, blogging, 12for12k and a whole load more good stuff. David was a very genial host and I had a blast chatting with him. He’s also a very interesting character with a pretty cool background – check him out.
I also spoke with Billy Nab over at his Twitter-specific blog PleaseRetweet.me about Twitter, community, marketing, 12for12k, ROI in social media and more. Billy has been one of the biggest supporters of 12for12k from the beginning and always has something interesting to say, and it was really cool to chat with him.
Hopefully you enjoy the interviews as much as I did, and make sure you check out both David and Billy – they’re great guys to know.
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Danny Brown recently sat down and chatted with David Holliday and Billy Nab. They discussed social media, 12for12k, marketing and more. Here are the interviews.
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Great stuff! And what’s with these new options for webcam and audio comments? OK, here goes…
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Twitter: DannyBrown
Hey there Ari,
Hmm, I’m thinking I should respond with an audio comment to you. But hey, there’s enough of my vocals doing the rounds at the moment that I don’t need to inflict more of my brogue on you.
The video and audio comments are from Riffly. I’m messing with them at the minute as I prep the blog for more video posts, so it’d be cool to have some audio or video responses and take the blog to a new level of interaction (hopefully).
Hmm, I feel so 20th Century, leaving a plain old text response after Ari’s cool audio version
Anyroad, thanks for taking part in the interview. I think it is fantastic the way that social media is letting people connect, build relationships and (hopefully) do good things with it all.
Take care!
David