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This is it! In December 2008 we had a combined Meetup event with hundreds of people showing up during a snow storm to network, share insights and meet some of their virtual friends in person. It was a combined effort from four major Meetup’s here in Vancouver (Third Tuesday, Sales, Real Estate Tech and Young Professionals). On June the 23rd we’re doing it again with 7 groups and we don’t expect snow, we expect a full house.
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Many people ask me how I keep managing to grow my twitter following on my @shanegibson account. I don’t and have never used any type of auto-follow software or participated in any type of Twitter Ponzi scheme. I avoid the get rich quick crowd like the plague, in fact some of my tweets have offended them on mass. In our soon to be released book Sociable!
Many people ask me how I keep managing to grow my twitter following on my @shanegibson account. I don’t and have never used any type of auto-follow software or participated in any type of Twitter Ponzi scheme. I avoid the get rich quick crowd like the plague, in fact some of my tweets have offended them on mass. In our soon to be released book Sociable!
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