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How I Make You Smarter…and Your Business More Successful…One Tweet at a Time.
As the primary brand voice of Trivera, my goal is to help people learn both about me and FROM me. Here's how I use Twitter help educate the marketplace and position myself as an authority in our space.
Continue reading...BizTimes Tech Expo
Monday, April 12, 2010
The schedule for the 2010 Biz Tech Conference and Expo has been released, and I am among its speakers. I will be presenting “Why NOW is the perfect time to jump on the Twitter Bandwagon” on Thursday, April 29th at 10:45 am. So why IS it time for your business to start tweeting? With Foursquare [...]
Continue reading...Out with Old, In with the New
Sunday, December 27, 2009
It’s been said “Don’t look back, unless that’s where you’re headed.” But I hope you’ll accept my apology as we take a look at the adventure that was 2009 one last time before we launch into an exciting new year. One year ago, my wife/business partner predicted that something big was going to happen this [...]
Continue reading...How to Maintain Your Twitter Account…and Your Sanity
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Since day one, our mission at Trivera has always been to help our client companies become more successful by using Internet technology to improve their brand relationships. And while Twitter is being lauded in many circles as the second coming of the Web, for us, and our clients, it’s simply another tool that will either [...]
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About TriveraGuy:
TriveraGuy is Tom Snyder, founder, president and CEO of Trivera Interactive, one of the upper Midwest's oldest, and most respected Interactive firms. Tom has been blogging since 1998, sharing the insight gained from helping small to medium sized businesses use digital and Web technology as powerful tools to re-enforce their brands.
Tom oversees the day to day operations of the firm, and lives in suburban Milwaukee, Wisconsin with his wife Marjie and their two dogs. When Tom isn't busy being a superhero, he's also a wine snob, music junkie, Ex-Milwaukee Radio Guy, HDTV expert, political wonk, hopeless romantic and author of "The Complete Idiot's Mini Guide to Realtime Marketing with Foursquare," from Penguin Books.
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- Tom Snyder: Thanks, Mike. A lot of people have come into the web development space from different directions, and so have different goals in their design. With pr...
- MRC58: Tom, "transparently reinforces the brand experience" is a powerful phrase for web design and development. I like it, but not many agencies can pull th...
- Anthony Rotolo: Hey Steve... "Popular" may be a relative term... Movin' On lasted 2 seasons, so it had decent enough viewership, but probably was just popular south o...
- Tom Snyder: Thanks. Jim! Doing things like this continue to muddy the whole "ROI" discussion. Does giving away advice reduce my "R" or just increase my "I" and re...
- Jim Raffel: Tom, Priceless advice. Takes courage to give this kind of "how-to" away for free. I learned a bunch and will be applying it to ColorMetrix very soon. ...
- Shanghai Halfpat: Been a bit frustrated that TweetDeck doesn't seem to pull in all my mentions, some random ones stray away. Just found Mixero and am going to give it a...
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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