Social Media Success Summit 2011: Tweet by Tweet Replay

I’m attending Social Media Success Summit 2011 – the web’s largest online social media conference! Sessions are always info-packed, led by stellar professionals in internet marketing and social media. Those that attend Social Media Success Summit 2011 are encouraged to tweet about their real-time experiences. So, I fire up my Twitter, and offer my followers the opportunity to gain some insight along with me. You can see an example of my tweets from the Keynote Address with Jeremiah Owyang in this post.

Tweet By Tweet Replay

Storify makes it easy to curate Twitter content into easy to mini-catalogs. And for me – the opportunity to save my tweets and cut down on handwritten notes! So, I thought I’d make this available to my readers, and anyone attending Social Media Success Summit 2011 as a resource. The first day of day of sessions covered the topics:

Engagement and Acquisition.
Facebook Marketing.
Video Marketing.

If you’d like help curating your Twitter content, please be in touch. Now it’s your turn — I’d love to see your thoughts in the comment … Really like what you see? Consider sharing this post by clicking the Facebook Send Button below! Disclosure: I am an affiliate of the Social Media Success Summit 2011 event.

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By Anne Wood on 8th May, 2011

This was very useful, Keri. I was reading the tweets, listening and contributing during the sessions so it’s nice to see a summary. One that stood out for me was @briansolis using the phrase ‘one to one to many’ about engagement via social. I might take a look at Storify – I use Hootsuite extensively at the moment. Thanks for sharing. Anne

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- By Keri Jaehnig on 8th May, 2011
  
  Anne, Thanks for stopping by — so glad you found the collection of tweets useful! During previous summits, I would tweet, but also have a lot of notes that I kept in hardcover notebooks for later reference. I’m finding that folks have appreciated the tweets from the sessions. Add to that, I’m usually with my computer when I am talking about the information I would reference, and I’m thinking of scrapping the hardcover notebooks. I’ll usually go back and listen to the playbacks and add notes. Storify lets me do that – So, digital wins again! I too am a Hootsuite user. 🙂 See you at #smss11!! ~Keri
  
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