While there I had the opportunity to interview Cheryl Lawson. Cheryl has done a great job building up the social media community in Tulsa. As it turns out, she was in the audience when I spoke at the #140conf - LA last year. What a small world. I really appreciate Cheryl asking me to speak on a panel along with Doug Stewart and Mandy Vavrinack on the subject of finding you blog voice.
Here is Cheryl talking #SMTulsa and what it;s all about.
Mandy gave a presentation on location-based services and how to use them/avoid pitfalls. She did a great job. One term I will remember is "geo-fencing" I'll let her explain it in the following interview.
After the meeting, there were lots of people making connections and reuniting with old friends. You can see the slideshow of the #smtulsa event here.
And below you can see some of my iPhone photography in action.
Beautiful Downtown Tulsa.
Cheryl Lawson, putting it all together.
My name tag. I thought it was clever how Cheryl incorporated the QR code in the middle of the nametag. Can you tell what it says?
It was good to see my good friend Patrick Allmond and his wife. Patrick has spoken to the Bartlesville Marketing & Communications Assoc, of which I am a member.
Mancy Vavrinak letting everyone know just how large a blog can be, (inside joke)
Cheryl Lawson laying down the law at the beginning of the meeting.
Mrs. Allmond and Mandy enjoying breakfast before the meeting begins.
My view from the panel position.
Michael Butler, who I have followed for a long time and finally got to meet.
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