Eric Schwartzman, Paul Gillin to discuss social media and B-to-B Feb. 19 on FIR Live #21
Tech journalist and author Paul Gillin and Eric Schwartzman—PR counselor, podcaster and occasional FIR correspondent—have teamed up to write “Social Marketing to the Business Customer,” the only book we’re aware of dedicated entirely to social marketing in the business-to-business world. Paul and Eric will join us on February 19 for our first FIR Live of 2011 to discuss B-to-B and social media.
For the first time, we’re trying TalkShoe, a competitor of BlogTalk Radio, where we’ve been hosting FIR Live since shortly after we began the series. Just like BTR, TalkShoe features a chat room where you can participate, or you can call in live to join the discussion. Details of the episode on TalkShoe are here. The call-in number is (724) 444-7444; the show ID is 93633. As always FIR Live airs at 10 a.m. Pacific, 1 p.m. Eastern and 6 p.m. UK.
About our guests
Paul Gillin is a writer, speaker and consultant who specializes in business-to-business uses of social media marketing. His four books include The New Influencers (2007), Secrets of Social Media Marketing (2008), The Joy of Geocaching (co-authored with wife Dana in 2010) and Social Marketing to the Business Customer (co-authored with Eric Schwartzman, 2011). Previously, he was editor-in-chief of the newsweekly Computerworld and founding editor of Internet publisher TechTarget. His website is gillin.com and he blogs at paulgillin.com. He’s @pgillin on Twitter.
Eric Schwartzman has been conducting monthly social media training programs for PRSA since 2006 and works as an independent online communications consultant to businesses, the US Military, government agencies and nonprofits. Eric specializes in online communications strategy, social media policy development and accelerating social media literacy within organizations. He is a frequenter speaker at professional conferences and has been producing the award-winning podcast “On the Record…Online” (which is @ontherecord on Twitter), which focuses on how technology is changing the way organizations communicate, since April 2005. Eric is on Twitter at @ericschwartzman
Here’s a brief video on Paul and Eric’s book:
Join us—your questions will ensure that this will be a fascinating conversation!
This should be a great episode. A few weeks ago you asked why people don’t participate more in the live sessions. I don’t know why others don’t, but I simply can’t do something like this on a Saturday with family obligations (namely three kids), so I have to be content with listening to the reruns, so to speak. Thanks for trying to find out what people want, but I am pretty sure you can’t please everyone anyway.
Posted by Kami Huyse on 01/26 at 06:11 PMI have to be content with listening to the reruns, so to speak. But I am pretty sure you can’t please everyone anyway. Thanks :)
Posted by Andrew Hicks on 02/07 at 07:47 AM
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