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09 Jul 2010

Introducing Bryce Keane

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Let me cut through the press release crap.

As of July 2010, I’m thrilled that Bryce Keane will make a monthly appearance on Waxing UnLyrical.

Who is Bryce Keane?

He’s this really, really, REALLY smart dude I happened to come across on Twitter several months ago. I forget what the exact circumstances were, but I think Bryce was listening in on a Twitter chat I was doing, and asked if he could pick my brain on something.

Normally, I rear up like a rattlesnake on coke when I hear that phrase […]

By Shonali Burke|Jul 9, 2010|Categories: Public Relations|Tags: bryce keane, guest post, kami huyse, mentoring|6 Comments

How Edmund Cude Uses Mobile to Rent Apartments

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While we were walking around St. John’s Wood, London, a few months ago, I came across this sign.

I hadn’t seen anything like that before, at least in the U.S., so I did a double-take. When you think about it, though, it makes perfect sense. Texting is on the rise among “older people” in the U.K., as reported by MediaWeek a while back:

The research claims texting is becoming more prevalent among older people, with 44% of 35 to 44-year-olds and 14% of 45-plus ages sending more than 30 text […]

By Shonali Burke|Jun 16, 2010|Categories: Business Building, Case Studies, Marketing|Tags: bryce keane, edmund cude, jason falls, mike whaling, mobile marketing, renee revetta, texting, texting in the UK, using mobile to rent apartments|6 Comments

In Perpetual Motion: Reflections On a 2.0 Vacation

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That’s me coming out of a London phone booth on Heddon Street last week. If any David Bowie fans are reading this, they’re nodding their heads; and if the rest of you are scratching your noggins wondering what I’m going on about, here’s why Heddon Street is legendary to Ziggy Stardust fans, of whom my husband is king (and therefore, by association, am I queen).

In perpetual motion

You’re also probably wondering why I chose a photo that’s a bit fuzzy to illustrate this post. I did so because it captures me in motion, and […]

By Shonali Burke|Mar 4, 2010|Categories: Personal, Social Media|Tags: abbaworld, bryce keane, david bowie, elvis, heddon street, howard riefs, kristin wadge, london, richard bagnall, russell pearson, sheema siddiqui, Social Media, tom aikens, vacation, ved sen|11 Comments