As usual, this session will be hosted by our friends at the Star News, Robyn Tomlin and Jim Ware. If you blog from or about Wilmington, you’re invited!

I will not be able to attend, as I’m exhibiting at the North Brunswick Chamber of Commerce Business Expo over at North Brunswick High School (stop by after the meetup!).

They like to showcase things that are working in advertising these days, and discuss the reasons behind a campaign’s success (or lack thereof).

They love dissecting print media and online media efforts of marketing. You can learn a lot from their tips, as they gather together what amounts to a marketing “swipe file” - a sort of best practices collection.

Their blogroll also connects readers to a treasure trove of marketing strategies.

Visit Find Your Voice

When asked about the origin of the term “doubletough”, Chip says it came from a story he heard during his first elk hunting trip.

Chip’s friend Aaron told the story of “this guy coming down the mountain riding a grizzly bear, over’n and under’n him with a rattlesnake.” The story ended with the ol’ boy telling a cowboy he had met, “I gotta make tracks.  There’s a doubletough mother#&%$*@ coming right behind me.”

The Doubletough Outdoors blog tells of hunting stories like this, and alerts readers to upcoming trips and ideal hunting locations within driving distance of the Cape Fear region.

Visit Doubletough Outdoors

Denise blogs about space organizing, goal setting, and even virtual organizing - tips on email and document management. You’ll find great ideas on her blog, whether you are working from home or in an office.

As a professional organizer, Denise also uses her blog to explain what such a service can do for someone who may be nervous about having another person come into their home. She often posts before and after photos that demonstrate just how much can be accomplished with a focus day or two of organizing.

Visit Denise Russos’ Blog

Anthony says his blog began as a way to keep our clients informed of Internet security issues such as the latest virus and malware information.  “It then morphed into a blog that deals with software and technology - mostly computer and Internet.”

Anthony also blogs about life in the Cape Fear region, whether technology related or not.

Visit Anthony Muhaluk’s Technology Blog

Port City Foodies features fine, not-so-fine and just plain funky eats in the Cape Fear region.

They cover all sorts of edible tidbits: interesting ingredients from local groceries and food producers (and how to use them), useful tips, local and user-submitted recipes, great deals and undiscovered finds from area eateries.

They also invite you to submit your favorite food tips and finds through portcityfoodies@gmail.com.

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