Who inspires you to be a better person? Makes you want to read more, learn more, and put actionable ideas and plans into place? Who makes everything fall into place, and because of that increases your knowledge and awareness? I’m incredibly fortunate that I’m part of a great community, both here at my blog and on the likes of Twitter and LinkedIn. Some great minds wander these social hallways and impart some immense wisdom every single day. Today, I want…

According to figures, there are roughly 175,000 new blogs started every day. That’s a lot of reading to take in, even for the most avid blog reader. So, to try and help just a little, I’m going to use Sundays as an opportunity to share a blogger and their blog with you. It won’t be restricted to social media, PR or marketing either. There are a lot more to read than just the bloggers from my neck of the woods….

Social media is many things to many people. For some it’s simply a way of connecting and making new friends online. For others, it’s an essential tool in their strategy of online brand building. With this in mind, I offer a series of interviews where different people share their views with me on how they use social media. Sharing her thoughts this time around is Susan Murphy, a partner at Jester Creative Inc.

Recently I wrote about the surge in social media gurus and experts, and asked whether or not this title was deserved. It was a post that seemed to resonate with people, both via this blog and on Twitter. Susan Murphy, a partner at Jester Creative Inc., found the post of particular resonance. In this guest post, Susan offers her take on the subject in a hugely enjoyable spin on the whole “You know you’re a redneck when…” comedy stylings of Jeff Foxworthy. Over to you, Susan.