What Will I Find Here? How-to Tutorials!

I love technology. I am a geeky girl and a technology cheerleader. I’ve been this way all my life. Over the last 30 years, even when I made a living singing, performing and teaching, I used the most advanced and accessible recording and presentation technologies of the time. Some call me a “technology cheerleader,” as I sing the praises of all the new and exciting ways to promote a business online through my popular Web site and tutorials. I was an award-wining educator for many years, teaching thousands of children in state-arts-funded residencies. Now I teach adults how to reap the benefits of online technology.

I’ve spent the last few years connecting to a large online community and audience. I am very active on Twitter,  Facebook, and LinkedIn.  I actively comment on technology blogs all over the country and Twitter chats on the topic of blogging. I have located and developed many key players in the world of social media and can count on them to be very enthusiastic joint-marketing partners. The very nature of social media is a great boon to any marketing effort.

I taught and spoke in front of large audiences (400 – 1000) for over 12 years as an educator and performer, and now I speak to large groups in two tracks:

  1. Technology 101 audiences – to inspire and inform small business owners on the power of online marketing
  2. Tech Savvy audiences – to showcase new systems to use in marketing

Enjoy the video tutorials on this site. If you want to know when new ones are up – join the mailing list, or subscribe to the RSS feed, or follow me on any of my social media accounts. If you want to join my Inner Marketing Circle – where we discuss how to use these systems for marketing – go to the page on Inner Marketing Circle.

Learn more about me – Recent Interview with Richard Marti

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This entry was posted on Monday, February 15th, 2010 at 11:19 am and is filed under 3Headed, Business, Marketing, Promotions, Social Media, Technology, Video Tutorials. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.

  • Thanks Phyllis for finding all these cool tools! Always great to see what is working for other people! Great information. Plus love the new look of your site!
  • Andrew MacKenzie
    This is such a great and useful place to visit. Visit? Heck, I may just move in permanently.
  • Thanks Linda and Kira - and Andy - well I will have to find a roomy widget - or would you prefer a plugin? (geeky jokes are just weird - yes?)
  • Hi Phyllis, Love the positivity you generate and your enthusiasm for staying ahead of the latest trends. With your computer savvy, I predict your client list is going to get huge! Thanks for the support!
  • Hey Phyllis-- Keep cheering us on--with your help I might make it into the digital age yet. Your posts are always fun and helpful too, even for beginners like me. Thanks for caring!
  • Eleanor Ditzel
    I personally get so bored on Twitter. I love connecting with people I really know on Facebook, though. And then there's the other 50 or so Social Media and bookmarking sites. All this could get to be addictive!
  • yes - it can be addictive! I should show you how to join the Twitter Chats. I have so much fun with these - especially the one on blogging. Maybe I'll do a post about it.
  • Thanks Kathleen and Renie!
    Let's get geeky!
  • If anyone can make sense out of the myriad technology/social media offerings out there -- it's YOU! Although I would say that you are much more than a geeky girl!
  • Ok - so this is GREAT! I say Thank God for Phyllis my Geeky cheerleader! Seriously, I would be so lost without you! You are helping me so much with getting my newly released cd out on the internet. You do get me to do some things I never would have known about, but then Ah-Hah - I hire you to do all the things I can't even imagine handling!! And through-out our experience, you are always kind and thoughtful which is what I need. We artists are so delicate ( as you know from being a performer yourself) and once the music is finished, we are moving on to the next unwritten piece w/out a care for marketing! Dear Phyllis, I just want to say a mighty thank you for your brilliance, your consciousness, your energy, your true "geekiness" and your friendship.
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