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Toronto Dentist, Smojoe Blog Speak with Rapport, and Sean Michael Turrell
There really is no proper update on my Jan 20th presentation at the Centre for Social Innovation.
Nobody took any pictures! All parties, including Deb Lewis of City Events totally forgot to get any images of Smojoe presenting ‘story funnels to buckstops’, and I blame Billie Mintz as he distracted me by pointing a video camera at me. When I asked Billie for screen grabs he politely postponed me, and so I guess he’s really busy too.
Smojoe Speaks Again Feb 4th, 2010
On Feb 4th, Smojoe will be appearing alongside Faith Seekings in an event co-produced by Bill Tibbles and Terri Carson at the National Yacht Club. There’s details on Rapport Communications website, and the Rapport blog, and why not follow @FaithSeekings on Twitter.
A blog is the cornerstone of good social media marketing because it’s the cheapest and best place to tell the whole story.
Business bloggers, event marketers and brand managers are strongly encouraged to register and attend a comprehensive discussion on how they can make their blogs more enticing to readers and search robots. In this session I’m really going to drill down on what works, what search engines want, and why blogs are the most powerful media distribution tools ever invented by man.
How to make money with a blog?
Yes I’m going to answer the most popular question of them all, ‘how bloggers make money online?’
Which sidebar widgets are best for your blog?
After I demonstrate how Smojoe binds keyword rich images and text, I will illustrate with examples how blog sidebars can become content catalysts for building premium social capital. I put Flickr, Twitter and MyBlogLog what’s new with me? widgets in my sidebar to legitimate my expertise, and leave clues for detectives that want to dig deeper en route to my buckstops. During this chapter I’ll be sure and include insights on what you can do to help your blog post find wider audiences. Unlike other speakers I don’t share statistics or bullshit affirmation stories, I get down and dirty and actually demonstrate the specifics.
Toronto Dentist Scrutinizes Smojoe’s Smile
Late last week the Kids in Action photo contest launched on Lenzr and already there are ten great photos and over 100 votes in the system. Sponsored by Toronto dentist Dr Natalie Archer D.D.S., the youthful photography theme should help remind kids to play safe and take care of their teeth. Or maybe it will inspire parents to preserve their white smiles alongside images of their kids at play… whatever. You know I actually wanted the contest to be “Jobs Without Dental Plans” but other Lenzr staff members thought that theme might produce overly abstract results.
Located a few steps south of the Sherbourne St Subway station in Toronto, Dr Archer and the other dentists at Rosedale Family Dental Care will do everything from cleanings to fillings, right down to root canals. My own mouth was scrutinized and extreme close-ups were obtained for a ‘before and after’ series to showcase Dr Archer’s skill at cosmetic dentistry.
The prize is a premium tooth whitening system, the NiteWhite tooth whitening kit is at the core of the prize package offering; the gift basket also contains a year’s supply of toothpaste, toothbrushes, dental floss and mouthwash.
Sean Turrell is a humble Toronto television director and overall cool guy.
Sean Turrell is a Canadian television director and hipster. He’s one of my oldest friends in Toronto, and yet we barely ever see each other and never make plans. In the past we used to find ourselves together at events, or upstairs at the Drake, but those days are over now and all we have are good memories. I remember the camera tests we shot together at York University, and the half dozen rock videos we made in 1996 and 97 in which I was chief lighting technician, and Sean was Art Director. Dave Greene was D.O.P. and Brad Walsh was director at Projecktor. After a quick search I found Sean Turrell on SHOT magazine in connection with Spy Films. I didn’t know he directed Michael Buble in the ‘Everything” video, and Sean is far too humble to say anything about it. That video probably really helped his career.
SHOT: Michael Buble - Sean Michael Turrell, director
Spy Entertainment director Sean Michael Turrell with Michael Buble on-location at a downtown L.A. factory for the “Everything” video shoot.
artist: Michael Buble
song: “Everything”
label: Warner Bros.
director(s): Sean Michael Turrell
production co: Spy Entertainment
DP: Adam Marsden
