Lionel Carter
Crystal is an awesome social media coach. She breaks a plan down to the smallest details. Very personable and friendly service. She is professional, exciting and very knowledgeable. I recommend her for any social media coaching or speaking engagements that you need. – Lionel Carter, C16 Media
Myrna Galan
Thank you Crystal, the presentation was great! Very useful information. I appreciate that you use terminology that non social media savvy people can understand and use the information right away. –Myrna Galan, Galan Graphix
Cheryl Seidner
I just returned from a 3 day conference in Chicago attending social media training seminars and I learned more from you in 1/2 hour than 72 hours there. Easy to understand, implement, manage, and great tips to grow my business. And, you are so bright and lively! Thanks! -Cheryl Seidner
Embrace Your Inner Nut, It Pays
If you’re not afraid to fail and look silly, you are more likely to get the reward. I constantly incorporate this lesson in my presentations and business dealings.
Don’t Get Sucked In By Networking Cults – Five Telltale Signs That You Should Run Like Hell
While more options and opportunities to network are awesome, I have noticed a disturbing trend: the rise of “networking cults”. Below are five telltale signs of a networking cult.
6 Steps to Stop The Annoying Stuff: The NY Subway Car that is Your Facebook Wall
You’re on Facebook for business, but your Facebook wall is a spammity calamity. In fact, it looks like a New York Subway car after 10 PM. Let me paint a picture…
The Art of Balance: Honoring Self in a Web 2.0 World
It would be a huge mistake to assume that the Internet is the magic. The Internet and social media are tools. The magic lies in our connection to our source.
Boomers kick Gen Y Butt in Using Social Media Strategically
Sorry fellow Gen Ys, but, from my experience, Baby Boomers are much more likely to use social media strategically for business, once taught how.
Four Reasons Why Conference Planners Need to Invest in Video
[video] You’re planning a conference. The budget is quickly being blown out of the water with venue fees, speaker fees, marketing & promotions, etc. Where can you cut costs? What is not a necessity? If you think “video”, you are sorely mistaken.
In fact, video is one of your most important assets. Your conference can be compared to an amazing wedding. You can spend a ton on decorations, food, favors, flowers, entertainment, etc. However, if you do not have great quality photos or videos- who’ll remember the expensive details?
Below are four reasons why video is a must for every conference, especially if it occurs on an annual basis.
6 Tips For College Students: Network with Employers via Social Media
There are many ways that college students can network with hiring managers and department leads via social media sites like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.