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

March 9, 2010

HOT JUICY CORN FLAKES

Last night I went over to my friend's house to mess around with the Internet's latest critical darling, Chat Roulette. We did some silly stuff and got some good reactions from lonely people and only saw about 4 wieners, so it was a full on success in the minds of all involved.

The reason I bring up Chat Roulette was not because I want to talk about it (it's mostly about wieners), but because I want to use it to introduce my latest blog post which will follow shortly. It's going to be called "Increasing your online presence". First a political cartoon:

Professor Louie glued a dog and kangaroo together and it died in my chair on Easter morning no less


Increasing your online presence

Social media is changing corporate communications faster than Jay Leno can change time slots! A new generation of web savvy communicators has emerged and to keep up with today's changing communications landscape, these former ICQ addicts have to stay on top of every techno trend and maintain a large and favourable web presence. But just how does one accomplish this? How do you keep 6 blogs, multiple Twitter accounts with several hundred followers each and a slammin' LinkedIn profile? As a communications professional and social media guru, I'd like to share some of my secrets, because this new landscape is all about the sharing, flow and creation of ideas. "Don't just watch the revolution. Be a part of it." - A professor.

The best thing you can do to increase the size of your online network is to get nude whenever possible and never hesitate to share your sex thoughts with the masses. No matter how professional someone is, they were once, or more like are, a horn dog, whether or not they admit it. Your openness may not be accepted at first, but visions of butts, boobs, balls, bars, and bras tend to gestate in the human mind until the host desires a quick shot of erotica, which for most males happens every 1-2 mintues. Make sure your XXX's are stocked and ready in the minds of your readers.

The second best thing you can do is to pretend you know everyone and bother as many people as possible. In real life you can't just go up to someone and ask them to be your friend, but on the Internet you can cyber tap anyone on their wiki-shoulder and become blog dawgs even if the person you're bothering doesn't care about you. So yeah, just make friends with as many people as possible and soon you'll be as popular as Zach Morris. Zach Morris of course being the Bessie award winning choreographer.

Finally, spend as much time online as you possibly can. Bringing your laptop to the toilet can add 5-35 minutes of web time a day depending on your gender and regularity. Also, if you have a baby, forget about the damn thing for a few hours! If it starts doing something stupid, just check the Internet (which you'll already be on) and the problem will be solved within seconds. Don't leave it near water though, because babies can't swim and don't have gills yet.

Thanks a lot and don't forget to enroll for my seminar coming up in June called "e-zza party". We're for sure having pizza and I'll talk more about the social media and how you eventually computers are going to come with wheels.

October 26, 2009

I'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER MY SUMMERS AT CAMP KETCHUP

On Saturday Andy and I pretended we were pilots and did some gaffs in front of a crowd at Comedy Bar. This was the first time we've done our own Jet Fighter Pilots show and overall things went pretty well. TOP GUN NIGHTS was met with wonder and enjoyment and nobody disappeared into thin air so far as I know.

To get ahead in today's business world, one must have a comprehensive understanding of all things web 2.0. As an expert in the field (and just a plain fan!), I've been able to grow a veritable business empire (we make bedsheets that look like Hawaiian shirts) and would love to pass on some insider info I've recently retained. To better understand your clients and their needs, I offer you a sneak preview of some upcoming technologies that are bound to be the next Twixter.

New Social Media

Moopsy 'Do - Take a picture of your haircut and create your own unique profile pic. Start networking with other cool hair without anyone judging your face. Share info on gels, sprays, 'poos, oils, combs, beads, mousse, clips, dyes, and bald.

ClamShare - An online directory and social networking site where users share credit card information and buy stuff on each other's dime. Post a picture of your monthly statement, which when added to the site, becomes part of a Darth Vader mosaic.

FoxxLive - Everyone is Jamie Foxx in the unique online community. Does your Jamie like curry? Does he play drums sometimes? What's his favourite dinosaur? Interact with other Jamies and live the life of a man with limitless talent.

Old Internet - Users work together to make an old Internet, featuring a real good guestbook and free email address.

Ritter - Share your memories or John Ritter in 140 characters or less.

I was going to erase that last one, but I'm not a quitter. Here are things I've quit - weight training class in high school, stock market project in high school, swimming lessons, French class and tomatoes.
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