Comments for Marketing Java - Refill Your Cup http://www.marketingjava.com/blog Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:43:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Thinking Social Media? It’s Okay to Be Super Choosy by Social Media and the Unwilling Business Owner | Marketing Java - Refill Your Cup http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/gsI0JwE9nKI/ Social Media and the Unwilling Business Owner | Marketing Java - Refill Your Cup Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:43:18 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1236#comment-6742 [...] 2011 Tweet Many of our readers are already knee-deep in the use of technology and social media tools; they thirst for it, see it making their life and work easier and have a hard time understanding [...] [...] 2011 Tweet Many of our readers are already knee-deep in the use of technology and social media tools; they thirst for it, see it making their life and work easier and have a hard time understanding [...]

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/thinking-social-media-its-okay-to-be-super-choosy/#comment-6742 Comment on 4 Business Coaching Conspiracy Theories That Might Actually be True by Deb Kolaras http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/N2NU3dEIn4o/ Deb Kolaras Mon, 02 Jan 2012 15:33:47 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1362#comment-6600 Hi Tommy, I would suggest hitting some websites like http://vocal-coaches.com/ and http://www.singeruniverse.com/vocalcoaches.htm (can't vouch, but found them on Google) and start checking around for coaches that can conduct sessions via Skype Video or similar. It might be worth working with one local to you, supplementing with one residing elsewhere. We don't coach in singing, so can't be of much help to you, so ideally, finding a singing/vocal coach that suits your goals will be your best bet. I'd seek one that challenges you, provides stringent vocal exercises and regimen, and one that helps you attain realistic goals, not ones that push you into a range that doesn't feel right. Good luck! Hi Tommy, I would suggest hitting some websites like http://vocal-coaches.com/ and http://www.singeruniverse.com/vocalcoaches.htm (can’t vouch, but found them on Google) and start checking around for coaches that can conduct sessions via Skype Video or similar. It might be worth working with one local to you, supplementing with one residing elsewhere. We don’t coach in singing, so can’t be of much help to you, so ideally, finding a singing/vocal coach that suits your goals will be your best bet. I’d seek one that challenges you, provides stringent vocal exercises and regimen, and one that helps you attain realistic goals, not ones that push you into a range that doesn’t feel right. Good luck!

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/5-business-coaching-conspiracy-theories-that-might-actually-be-true/#comment-6600 Comment on 4 Business Coaching Conspiracy Theories That Might Actually be True by Tommy Ingram http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/EQJnxmEq9Qo/ Tommy Ingram Mon, 02 Jan 2012 10:04:02 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1362#comment-6599 Hey There Marketingjava, Along the same lines,, I am wanting to expand my range and vocal electrical power as a singer. I want to use a tough Paramore tune as a "goal song" due to the fact that i consider that hayley william's sound is closest to my individual and hers is ultimately realistically impressive. If you guys can feel of the hardest Paramore tune you know in terms of singing please explain to me! I can sing most of their songs but sometime i feel i strain my voice and i want that to halt. We can rule out: Breathe (Till Tomorrow), Brighter, Conspiracy, crushcrushcrush, Emergency, Fences, Franklin, Below We Go Again, Misery Organisation, My Heart, Not ever Allow This Go, Oh Star, Pressure, We Are Broken, When it Rains, Whoa and if there's any assistance out there in terms of expanding array and vocal electrical power it is really welcome. i also have some other query posted asking just that. finding a vocal coach is tricky the place i reside so i could use all the guide i can get! Make sure you and Thanks :) Good Job! Hey There Marketingjava,
Along the same lines,, I am wanting to expand my range and vocal electrical power as a singer. I want to use a tough Paramore tune as a “goal song” due to the fact that i consider that hayley william’s sound is closest to my individual and hers is ultimately realistically impressive. If you guys can feel of the hardest Paramore tune you know in terms of singing please explain to me! I can sing most of their songs but sometime i feel i strain my voice and i want that to halt.

We can rule out:
Breathe (Till Tomorrow), Brighter, Conspiracy, crushcrushcrush, Emergency, Fences, Franklin, Below We Go Again, Misery Organisation, My Heart, Not ever Allow This Go, Oh Star, Pressure, We Are Broken, When it Rains, Whoa

and if there’s any assistance out there in terms of expanding array and vocal electrical power it is really welcome. i also have some other query posted asking just that. finding a vocal coach is tricky the place i reside so i could use all the guide i can get!

Make sure you and Thanks :)
Good Job!

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/5-business-coaching-conspiracy-theories-that-might-actually-be-true/#comment-6599 Comment on WordPress Widgets by Romby http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/0NP8Ik09JE4/ Romby Fri, 16 Dec 2011 03:58:33 +0000 http://www.bizcoachdeb.com/blog/?p=266#comment-6246 That's cleared my thoughts. Thanks for cnotibruting. That’s cleared my thoughts. Thanks for cnotibruting.

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/wordpress-widgets/#comment-6246 Comment on Why Auto Follow Apps Suck (Really Though) by Elliott Buchanon http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/HSlVhiKj85M/ Elliott Buchanon Fri, 25 Nov 2011 00:11:11 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1430#comment-6206 You could certainly see your enthusiasm within the work you write. The world hopes for even more passionate writers like you who are not afraid to say how they believe. Always follow your heart. "Man is the measure of all things." by Protagoras. You could certainly see your enthusiasm within the work you write. The world hopes for even more passionate writers like you who are not afraid to say how they believe. Always follow your heart. “Man is the measure of all things.” by Protagoras.

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/reasons-why-auto-follow-apps-suck/#comment-6206 Comment on 4 Reasons Local Businesses Rock by Deb Kolaras http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/WWhd5uj3sic/ Deb Kolaras Wed, 09 Nov 2011 22:06:01 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1335#comment-6193 Hi Frank, Our intern Sarah Brizendine and I (Deb Kolaras, owner at MarketingJava) worked on this piece. Appreciate the positive feedback. Hi Frank,

Our intern Sarah Brizendine and I (Deb Kolaras, owner at MarketingJava) worked on this piece. Appreciate the positive feedback.

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/4-reasons-local-businesses-rock/#comment-6193 Comment on 4 Reasons Local Businesses Rock by Frank G Williams III http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/nMBFc73j3gQ/ Frank G Williams III Mon, 07 Nov 2011 05:37:49 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1335#comment-6190 Hello, I noticed that you credit your photographer. But, I don't see author. I wanted to credit your writer for this post. I know I can credit your company. However, the information is really solid and it is easier relate creditablity with an affirmed author. Hello,
I noticed that you credit your photographer. But, I don’t see author. I wanted to credit your writer for this post. I know I can credit your company. However, the information is really solid and it is easier relate creditablity with an affirmed author.

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/4-reasons-local-businesses-rock/#comment-6190 Comment on Daylight Savings: Commit That Hour to Reading by CLEAR http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/edsBFPKvboQ/ CLEAR Thu, 03 Nov 2011 14:37:03 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1506#comment-6185 Thanks for the post. And great idea. How about some of these: http://clearme.com/2011%20Summer%20Reading%20List Thanks for the post. And great idea. How about some of these: http://clearme.com/2011%20Summer%20Reading%20List

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/daylight-savings-commit-that-hour-to-reading/#comment-6185 Comment on Say No to Mr. Roboto: Why You Should Rethink Automated Social Media Posts by Deb Kolaras http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/cxFtn3WI4Fg/ Deb Kolaras Mon, 24 Oct 2011 14:37:24 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1365#comment-6178 Certainly that's one strategy, but we work with clients that are already very "customer conscious", so these platforms serve as an extension of the service they already provide their customers. If we encouraged them to automate things, it really strips away the social aspect of social media. We're all for building reputation and impressions, though we're more for building authentic dialog and "back and forth" conversations. Does it take time? Yes. All good marketing does :) Certainly that’s one strategy, but we work with clients that are already very “customer conscious”, so these platforms serve as an extension of the service they already provide their customers. If we encouraged them to automate things, it really strips away the social aspect of social media. We’re all for building reputation and impressions, though we’re more for building authentic dialog and “back and forth” conversations. Does it take time? Yes. All good marketing does :)

]]> http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/say-no-to-mr-roboto-why-you-should-rethink-automated-facebook-posts/#comment-6178 Comment on Say No to Mr. Roboto: Why You Should Rethink Automated Social Media Posts by Aaron Eden http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CommentsForMarketingJavaBlog/~3/NHRmtpRiZPQ/ Aaron Eden Wed, 05 Oct 2011 09:00:10 +0000 http://www.marketingjava.com/blog/?p=1365#comment-6163 I think that automating posts works on certain platforms like Twitter, in a hope to get your content retweeted and get impressions that will contribute to your Klout. I believe that Facebook's Edgerank is just another side of the story as you need to build more conversation here so people will interact with your brand. If you will ask me, I'd say there's nothing wrong with automating posts, so long as it's done responsibly, freeing you up precious time so you can engage with your peers more. That's just my two cents. I think that automating posts works on certain platforms like Twitter, in a hope to get your content retweeted and get impressions that will contribute to your Klout. I believe that Facebook’s Edgerank is just another side of the story as you need to build more conversation here so people will interact with your brand. If you will ask me, I’d say there’s nothing wrong with automating posts, so long as it’s done responsibly, freeing you up precious time so you can engage with your peers more. That’s just my two cents.

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