Chatterblast Blog http://www.chatterblast.com//media_center/rss/blog.xml 2010 Chatterblast 2010-03-09T00:16:41Z 2010-03-09T00:16:41Z 2010 Chatterblast Evan Urbania http://www.chatterblast.com/silicon-valley-meet-delaware-valley.html 2010-03-09T00:16:48Z 2010-03-09T00:16:48Z

The New York Times ran an article on New York City’s digital startup business landscape. Jenna Wortham dives into a few of the loosely organized start-up groups and calls out new digital leaders, some which I did not know were from NYC: Pingg, Gilte Groupe and TheLadders... I’m excited to see New York City reclaim its place in the digital world after the dot-com bust, and speculate that this new era of successful ventures will grow as more startups call NYC home. VC’s are already beginning to recognize the potential ...

2010-03-07T17:22:00Z Chatterblast Evan Urbania http://www.chatterblast.com/using-social-media-to-market-your-entrepreneurial-business.html 2010-02-10T11:46:01Z 2010-02-10T11:46:01Z

ChatterBlast is honored to present to The Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute at Temple University's Fox School of Business on February 16th.  The presentation topic, "Using Social Media to Market Your Entrepreneurial Business," is more relevant now to entrepreneurs than ever.  ChatterBlast Co-Founder Matthew Ray is particularly excited, being a proud Temple Alum! Learn how to harness the power of the social web. Implement the power of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn into your marketing plan. This is a crash course in Web 2.0 strategies that will pay dividends and allow you to propel your entrepreneurial business to the next level. Complementary lunch will be provided! Seating is limited to the first 25 registrants on a first-come, first-served basis! This is a must-attend event! RSVP to iei@temple.edu. The event is open to the public and we look forward to meeting new entrepreneurs at the session!  Click HERE for information on Temple's IEI.

2010-02-10T11:30:00Z Chatterblast Evan Urbania http://www.chatterblast.com/chatterblast-featured-in-philly-ad-news.html 2010-01-25T20:13:28Z 2010-01-25T20:13:28Z

The ChatterBlast team is honored to be featured in this month's Philly AD News, courtesy of our friend Keith Scandone at O3 World: Social media is obviously a pretty fast paced, competitive and overwhelming piece of the marketing landscape these days. Although if you plan on running with it and not away from it, there are more and more companies out there providing a road map to navigate through the congested Internet highway of tweets, Facebook pages and LinkedIn connections. And two of those companies, which are located in Philadelphia, are ChatterBlast Media and Two Birds. &nbsp...

2010-01-25T20:04:00Z Chatterblast Evan Urbania http://www.chatterblast.com/expect-the-unexpected.html 2010-01-07T12:39:29Z 2010-01-07T12:39:29Z

Sometimes what happens around social media surprises even us. Last month, we held a webinar for one of our new clients, Dining Out For Life International. Dining Out For Life is a national organization that coordinates a fundraising event across 55 cities in the U.S. and Canada. In April of each year, diners can visit participating restaurants and a portion of their check goes to a local non-profit HIV/AIDS service organization.

2010-01-07T12:18:00Z Chatterblast Evan Urbania http://www.chatterblast.com/communication-channels-and-priority-levels.html 2010-01-08T16:22:57Z 2010-01-08T16:22:57Z

Last year, I began thinking about the various ways we communicate with each other and the priority levels that we assign to each of the channels. While we can identify and agree on the different channels of communication, I have come to the conclusion that the assignment of priority is a highly personal function.

2010-01-05T14:56:00Z Chatterblast Matthew Ray http://www.chatterblast.com/twitter-profits-are-your-profits.html 2010-01-07T12:31:55Z 2010-01-07T12:31:55Z

Does Twitter's profitability have any impact on your business or organization? I think so. Last month, Bloomberg reported that Twitter, Inc. would make a small profit in 2009 after search deals were made with Google and Microsoft’s Bing search engine. Revenues from both deals will total about $25M, which should just about cover Twitter’s $20-25M estimated yearly expenses.

2010-01-02T16:32:00Z Chatterblast