Social Media for a Non-Profit Local Event

* Social Media setup
* Social Media strategy
* Social Media management
* Sale of tickets through Social platforms
* Content creation and submission
* Digital press release
* Sponsorships

tampa.startupweekend.org

Connect with Startup Weekend Tampa: Twitter | Facebook | Tumblr

Startup Weekend Tampa is an intense 54 hour event where a community of entrepreneurs, startup enthusiasts, developers, designers, marketing gurus and anyone interested in building a business come together over the course of a weekend to share ideas, form teams, and launch a startup.

No Talk, All Action.

Launch a Startup in 54 hours.

Visit tampa.startupweekend.org for more information on how you can participate in launching a business in 54 hours.

We were asked to help with onsite SEO tactics as well as some consultation on a Social Media campaign.

General Sarge was created and is updated daily by a good friend (Dr. Rus)who I surprisingly enough have gotten to know through Twitter. The site is a daily picture site with a twist. What started as a gift has turned into a way for one family to cope and pass the time while their son(s) are away training in the United States Army and Reserves. It’s a selfless act that many of us wouldn’t dare think of doing.

Visit General Sarge’s main website and follow him on his journey, tell him I sent you.

Created and managed Official Campaign:

– Twitter Account

– LinkedIn account, events etc…

– WordPress Blog

– Event Tweeting, Facebooking and blogging

Assisted With:

– On-site SEO

– Additional Facebook FanPage

– Social Media Strategy

Not to be outdone in cyberspace, Greco’s campaign team has been furiously Twittering statements from the former mayor, urging tech-savvy backers to add a “Twibbon” – or a small graphic – to their Twitter profile photo to show support for his fifth bid for mayor.

Entire Article can be found at TBO.com

Dick Greco is four-time mayor of Tampa. During his first two terms, from 1967 – 1974, he calmed racial tension, brought an end to a century-old illegal gambling ring, cleaned up some of Tampa’s most blighted neighborhood and was the first Tampa to lure major corporations from other big cities to our city.

During his second two terms, from 1995-2003, he again recruited numerous corporations … Read More »

Provided Social Media Strategy, management, PR and live event Tweeting/ blogging

epicthankstampabay.com

Back in the Spring, Cate Colgan of Cate.tv approached me asking if I wanted to help with an event that she was hoping to plan for the fall of 2010. The event was to take the place of Tweetsgiving so I agreed to offer my Social Media skills in any way I could.

I believe late June or early July was the first meeting where I had the privilege of meeting Stacey and Sanjay, Co-founders of Epic Change and the reason that I knew this event was going to amazing. (Not to mention all of the awesome members of the Epic Thanks Tampa Bay committee.)

ABOUT EPIC CHANGE

Epic Change believes that people’s stories are assets that can be used as resources to improve their lives. We help people in need … Read More »

Kim Randall is a Social Media Strategist, Mentor, Educator  and Serial Entrepreneur that has been helping brands understand the power of the social web by strategizing positive ways to build their presence Online through the use of Social Media.

In 2007 Kim began working for a company that focused on brands and branding within the virtual world of Second Life (Her Second Life avatar name is Sadie Pippita). Kim provided real solutions to real business endeavors within Second Life working with virtual world clothing designers, musicians and many other businesses.

In 2008 while still working in Second Life as a Brand Strategist, Kim began working with a startup Internet based company, Green Planet Solution Corp. By building a strong presence Online for GPS, Kim realized that many businesses do not have the means to learn about how Social … Read More »

A grass-roots effort by the Tampa Bay tech community results in a global celebration of social media, community, and local business to be held on April 16, known as “Foursquare Day”

Foursquare.com officially announced that April 16 will be known world-wide as Foursquare Day. Tampa Bay Businesses are encouraging the community to “Check In” using the location-based social network Foursquare throughout the day for local specials and swag. Restaurants and coffee shops will be among the many different businesses throughout Tampa Bay participating in bringing the community together.

There are multiple ways that local businesses can benefit from the use of Foursquare and the participation in Foursquare Day. Contests and discounts through location-based social networks will help businesses make use of the Social Web as a promotional tool and will allow for their customers to engage more with the brand locally. Foursquare … Read More »