Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social media. Show all posts

Monday, September 02, 2013

Storytelling: The Original Social Media (Tshirt Edition)

Isn't this the truth? The first true way to gather community was (and is) storytelling. Social interactions, education, training, passing on values and more come from the "social media" of stories and storytelling. We are just having some fun with a few Tshirt designs. Here's the first in the series. You can pick up this version until September 9, 2013. After that, you can sign up for the update list when new shirts in the series get released.
Store link is:  http://storytip.net/storymediashirt



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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Free Telecourse: Using Social Media to Market Your Performing Arts

Monday, August 17, 2009
MyTweetLinkBookNing: Sorting Out Social Media for Working Artists

"Should I be on (fill in name of social media)?" is a frequently asked question during coaching sessions with Sean Buvala. In this free telecourse, Sean will look at the various popular social media services such as Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace, Facebook and Ning in light of their advantages and disadvantages for working performing artists. When we are done, you’ll have a clearer understanding of the place of these types of services in your marketing plan.

Monday, August 17, 2009
3PM Pacific (U.S.) / 6PM Eastern (U.S.)

Be sure to double check where YOUR time zone falls between those two! If you are unsure, use this link to find a city near you in the same time zone.

Time zones listed are U.S standards. Participants in our telecourses come from all over the world. Everyone is welcome. Check the link above to find a city near you in your country.

To register, please visit Storyteller.net at this link now.

The official blog for K. Sean Buvala, storyteller and storytelling coach.

Saturday, March 07, 2009

Get My Daily Tips On Twitter

At noon (AZ time) every day, Monday through Friday, I post a a storytelling tip or concept. I have to be very succinct to get it to 120 characters. The other 20 characters are take up in the title.

Here's a sample:


Come follow me on Twitter to get these mini ideas. I am having much fun with them. My user name is @storyteller .


The official blog for K. Sean Buvala, storyteller and storytelling coach.