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good social connection interface for my customers?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by IBN member jamyla - mixtress of oyin handmade Apr 29, 2010.
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IBN member jamyla - mixtress of oyin handmade replied to the discussion 'good social connection interface for my customers?'"...and THIS is why i ask this question here, dM - bc you are so stellar at maintaining your social media platforms for us indies, and i look at you as a total social media goddess/expert/maven! thanks for your detailed, thoughtful reply. you raise…"
dM, CEO replied to the discussion 'good social connection interface for my customers?'"Hi there!
Such a good question. If you want something that is robust for photos, Ning is my suggestion.
If that's too much (and it is a lot of maintenance, take it from me!), you might try a WordPress blog where your customers can have…"
IBN member jamyla - mixtress of oyin handmade posted a discussiongood social connection interface for my customers?
we're about to launch a new mini-campaign for our goodies, with flyers and a new slogan. but we've also registered the slogan as its own domain name and have been thinking it would be nice to use the new domain name as a means for our customers to share photos, say, of their favorite hairstyles or something. we think it has the potential to take on a life of its own! my question is, what system would you recommend for something like this? we would like it to be relatively simple to administer,…See More
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- At 2:54pm on May 28, 2009,
Denise Perkins said… - Whoops, I forgot, do you Skype? I'd like to have a "natural hair chat" podcast one of these days. Are you game:)
- At 2:53pm on May 28, 2009, Denise Perkins said…
- Hi!
Love the podcast! I'm going to subscribe in iTunes, but what is the player you use on your blog? Is that a Word Press plugin?
I would also like to know what products of yours I should use to maintain my afro puff. I have been just wetting in the am, adding gel all over, then brushing back all around and then using a headband to hold it back. Then I add a mouse to the puff part.
It's working but my hair gets hard and my curls aren't as defined as I'd like them to be.
Help!
Thanks:)
- At 3:35pm on April 28, 2009, dM, CEO said…
- Jamyla:
INVITATION TO INDIE BUSINESS BREAKFAST: WASHINGTON, DC
As you may know, I hosted another Indie Business Breakfast earlier this month and have several planned. It was tons of fun and we all learned new things from our speaker, social media expert Jason Keath. You can see the photo gallery at our Indie Facebook Page.
Indie Business Breakfast: Washington, DC is now scheduled for June 27, 2009 in Georgetown at the La Madeleine Café & Bistro on M Street. I would love it if you would join us. Our special guest will be corporate blogging expert Debbie Weil of The Corporate Blogging Book.
Debbie's wildly successful book has been translated into Mandarin Chinese, Italian and a UK edition is also available. If you want to make your company blog successful, you can't go wrong with Debbie's advice and you'll get your own personal dose of it at this special event!
You can purchase Debbie’s book in advance and she’ll autograph it for you! Here’s the Amazon link.
What more do you need!!?
And it's free! You just show up ready to learn and network, and pay for your food, and I'll take care of the rest!
Attendance is limited to 30 because of the size of the venue. The event is FREE, you purchase your own food.
REGISTRTION IS REQUIRED! You can register here.
If you have questions for Debbie, feel free to email them to me in advance at donnamaria@carolina.rr.com and I’ll make sure they get them. Please put Indie Business Breakfast: Washington, DC in the subject line.
See you there!
dM
- At 9:27am on January 26, 2009,
I Love Inky said… - Power fro?...I think I look like a damn crack head... It's all dM fault, forcing me to put up a pic ;-). But thanks so much for the comment because your hair Is completely gorrrgus tho'.
By the way, I have listened to about 3 of your podcasts now {which I love} So congrats are due, on your new baby and the new store!!!
Peace, Love, Inky!
- At 10:17pm on November 12, 2008,
Nicole said… - Hi Jamyla,
Thanks for adding me to your group. I love your products. They're so soulful!!
- At 3:50pm on October 27, 2008,
Jean Lozada-IBN Member said… - Jamyla,
Welcome aboard!
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