Love What You Do and The World Will Notice 

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First I'd like to thank all who helped make my first workshop Brain Candy for Biz: A Social Media Workshop, a major success! You were patient, kind supportive and eager to obtain and share some brain candy- so thank you!

Details on my next workshop are now up and can be accessed by clicking here! We'll cover How to Generate PR with Social Media. Did you know that 86% of journalists use Twitter to find story leads? Yes, it's one of many social media platforms that have become an integral part of the newsroom daily. Hope you'll join us to learn about Twitter for PR, and much, much more!

Until next time, I leave you with a few words from the workshop attendees. Ahhh...honored.humbled.grateful.

"Just to have a workshop like that and get so much information with out going broke [is a highlight]. A lot of Small Businesses have these problems and so many people are out for only the money. Having a gift to share is a blessing. I understand you can not get things for free, but to find a way to help others. THANK YOU AGAIN!!" - Melissa Ambers, CEO Assistants & Beyond

"The wealth of information that I retained was really amazing. I got more information than I went in to get but, I think the highlight was for me learning about the Facebook contest because, I really had no clue and with my luck, that would have been something that I would have gotten caught doing." - Marquita Pointer, Communications Coordinator at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church

"I'd always wondered what HooteSuite was, and she broke it down for us. Now I use it. I also loved Ashley took time to find out the needs of each attendee. Also, I hadn't realized how important twitter and Facebook really have become in marketing." - Reiko Blogger/Teacher High School

"Not only did I learn many things, but it also motivated me to get home and start revamping my site and strategies. I now have a Social media marketing plan!" - Kimberly Hervey, College Professor and Business Owner, Kimberly's Junk in the Trunk Antiques