"Hi Chastin, I don't use Instagram on behalf of a company, but I follow quite a few. Here's a few to check out:
Bravo Network - bravotv
Foursquare - foursquare
Starbucks Coffee - starbucks
TIME Magazine - time_magazine
Red Eye…"
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Announcing Tech Writer Indy
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If you're a writer in Indiana (or know someone who is), I'd like to announce Tech Writer Indy - a local networking and professional event for technical communicators. Our first meeting is on June 30…Continue
Upcoming Webinar about Integrating Social Media with Documentation
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My boss and I are presenting a webinar through STC on June 22 about socializing documentation. Registration is open: …Continue
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Announcing Tech Writer Indy
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If you're a technical communicator in Indiana (especially Indianapolis) or the surrounding area, and would like to participate in a brand new event targeting the tech comm community,…Continue
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Adam Evans replied to Chastin Howerton's discussion Does anyone use Instagram on behalf of their company?Adam Evans commented on Adam Evans's event Tech Writer Indy"Today is the last day to register, if anyone's interested."
Kurt L. Boyle commented on Adam Evans's event Tech Writer Indy"Should be a great event. Lots of information and the chance to network with other technical communicators - for free!"
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Tech Writer Indy at Purdue Technology Center of Indianapolis
June 30, 2011 from 12:30pm to 5pm
Tech Writer Indy is a half-day educational event for Indiana-based technical communicators.This one-time, free event will allow technical writers to network and discuss topics of interest, creating a community of local industry professionals.Tech Writer Indy will consist of three sessions that focus on social media, content reuse, and technologies used by technical communicators.See More
Adam Evans commented on Adam Evans's event Webinar: Socializing Documentation: Giving Your Work a Face"Hi Wendy, glad you enjoyed the presentation, and thanks for coming. Good job on already engaging with your clients. If you think of any new and creative ways to interact with your readers, I'd love to hear about it. Good luck!"
Wendy Shaffer commented on Adam Evans's event Webinar: Socializing Documentation: Giving Your Work a Face"Hi Adam! That was a great presentation earlier today. It's generated a lot of discussion among my coworkers. We do have an email address for documentation feedback, and we do respond to customer emails, but this presentation is making us think…"
Wendy Shaffer is attending Adam Evans's eventWebinar: Socializing Documentation: Giving Your Work a Face at online
June 22, 2011 from 1pm to 2pm
More and more companies are leaning towards corporate transparency as a way of doing business—or at least they should be. With the advent of social media, clients demand a one-to-one interaction with companies more than ever before, and the job of technical writer is quickly evolving into a customer-facing role. To enable this one-to-one interaction, every employee of the organization—including the tech writer—needs to do their part in being the face of the company. The presenters’ company has…See More
Webinar: Socializing Documentation: Giving Your Work a Face at online
June 22, 2011 from 1pm to 2pm
More and more companies are leaning towards corporate transparency as a way of doing business—or at least they should be. With the advent of social media, clients demand a one-to-one interaction with companies more than ever before, and the job of technical writer is quickly evolving into a customer-facing role. To enable this one-to-one interaction, every employee of the organization—including the tech writer—needs to do their part in being the face of the company. The presenters’ company has…See More
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June 22, 2011 from 1pm to 2pm
More and more companies are leaning towards corporate transparency as a way of doing business—or at least they should be. With the advent of social media, clients demand a one-to-one interaction with companies more than ever before, and the job of technical writer is quickly evolving into a customer-facing role. To enable this one-to-one interaction, every employee of the organization—including the tech writer—needs to do their part in being the face of the company. The presenters’ company has…See More
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If you're a writer in Indiana (or know someone who is), I'd like to announce Tech Writer Indy - a local networking and professional event for technical communicators. Our first meeting is on June 30 at 12:30pm - 5:00pm. Please register on our site: http://thirtysix.net/company/events/tech-writer-indy/ Hope to see you there! See More
Adam Evans posted a discussionAnnouncing Tech Writer Indy
If you're a writer in Indiana (or know someone who is), I'd like to announce Tech Writer Indy - a local networking and professional event for technical communicators. Our first meeting is on June 30 at 12:30pm - 5:00pm. Please register on our site: http://thirtysix.net/company/events/tech-writer-indy/ Hope to see you there! See More
Adam Evans posted an eventTech Writer Indy at Purdue Technology Center of Indianapolis
June 30, 2011 from 12:30pm to 5pm
Tech Writer Indy is a half-day educational event for Indiana-based technical communicators.This one-time, free event will allow technical writers to network and discuss topics of interest, creating a community of local industry professionals.Tech Writer Indy will consist of three sessions that focus on social media, content reuse, and technologies used by technical communicators.See More
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