So, I watch the Bachelor. Don’t judge me.
I find the concept of the show very interesting. The idea that multiple women fall in love with the same man in an extremely short period of time, the man is supposed to pick one of these women and propose and they live happily ever after, is crazy. But apparently, it happens. And for some, it works.
“The most beautiful discovery that true friends can make is that they can grow separately without growing apart.”
I spent the past three days in Colorado. I had purchased a discounted ticket a few months back with some coworkers with the intent of spending the weekend on the slopes showing them around my precious Rocky Mountains. As the trip approached, I had to make a decision: show my coworkers from San Francisco around the mountains, or spend time with family and friends in Denver. I opted to spend the weekend catching up with family and friends.
The questions keep getting better and better! Ask your questions for next Friday under the Ask Lauren tab!
At Social Media Camp (part of the multi-city Social Media Week), a number of presenters (including our CEO, Kevin Barenblat) tackled the topic of scaling and measuring social media, while building engaging brand presence through conversation and interaction (via games, contests, etc.). Maria Ogneva of Biz360, Rick Klau of Google, Sudha Jamthe of PayPal and Jamie Shiller, spoke to one of the many interesting topics surrounding social media: Metrics. After all, if you’re doing it (engaging with customers through social media), you SHOULD be measuring it.
Today is the second Friday Q&A and I am so excited with the response! Just a refresher: I have added an “Ask Lauren” tab to the top of my blog. There, you can ask me any question you want and I will answer it honestly. You can also leave comments or suggestions there as well!
