From Sally Carmichael and other Coffee Break group members on LinkedIn

Linkedin Groups	May 3, 2010
Coffee Break
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Most Active Discussions (1) Forever Running Late 1 comment » Started by Alex Carrick An amusing brain teaser of a tale. The more things change, the more they stay the same. By Alex Carrick Discussions (2) Why Forward-looking Entrepreneurs and Executives Want a Dialogue and Not a Monologue with their Customers. http://fly2.ws/uBPfnxj Add a comment » Started by Sally Carmichael, Human Resources Consultant at NextGen Marketing Professionals Traditional marketing monologue has become a dialogue. What are you getting from the conversation? (Hint: If your answer does not include "additional revenue," "qualified lead generation" and "increased ROI on Social Media Marketing spend," you'll want to attend this free, 60-minute webinar—a $149 value—that will teach you: • How to get started and where to begin • The 5 Steps of Effective Social Networking for entrepreneurs and executives • Proven Social Network Marketing best practices—and what doesn't work • Valuable solutions to minimize your time investment and costs to maximize your returns Plus, you'll get real success stories from real people generating sizable revenue from their participation in Social Media.) Your customers, prospects and competitors are sharing information every day through Social Media channels, building relationships, strengthening brands and increasing prospects. With millions of prospects at your fingertips, you should be, too. Attend our free, 90-minute Webinar http://fly2.ws/uBPfnxj, "Capitalizing on the Conversation," and you'll learn how to execute a well-planned Social Media Marketing strategy that can: • Generate exposure for your business • Increase traffic to your site • Build new business partnerships • Bring in new, qualified leads There are a limited number of spots available for this Webinar, and they are filling up quickly, so if you are interested in maximizing your investment in social media, please take a moment and register now by visiting: http://fly2.ws/uBPfnxj By Sally Carmichael, Human Resources Consultant at NextGen Marketing Professionals A funny experience with google translate (Please share yours) Add a comment » Started by Ambarish Srivastava, Professor of Physics and Faculty Training Coordinator at FIITJEE Limited One day my wife was reading something about low calorie nutrition and she had translated the page in to hindi using google translate (The original was in English), She came across things with english equilvalents of "Avoid oily, fried things, Avoid mad men", Now what could mad men have to do with low calorie nutrition , it obviously did not belong in that list, so I decided to check the original English Page and the original page had the phrase "Avoid nuts" , which had been translated to 'avoid mad men' in hindi) :-) By Ambarish Srivastava, Professor of Physics and Faculty Training Coordinator at FIITJEE Limited Don't want to receive email notifications? Adjust your message settings. LinkedIn values your privacy. At no time has LinkedIn made your email address available to any other LinkedIn user without your permission. © 2010, LinkedIn Corporation.