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A few tips I’ve learnt along the way that I would like to share with those who are in the business of starting or improving their business.

1.     Use social media platforms to put a spotlight on yourself and broadcast it to the world.
2.     Tell everyone how busy you are every chance you get, let them know what you are doing.
3.     If you have a web site, tweet things related to your web content and link it on your tweets.
4.     Tweet 4 to 9 times a day.
5.     Online identity: Make sure your tweets reflect and respect your image.
6.     Focus on great content all the time; this means dedicating time to discovering and exploring.
7.     As a business owner, ask yourself “Does this add value to my target audience?” This should always be on your mind before you tweet.
8.     Brands: When tweeting, consider the legal ramifications. This is one of the reasons why Canadian brands don’t do much social media (though it’s improving very quickly)
9.     You must be amazing. Find interesting followers and always tweet high quality videos.
10.  Find out where your customers are -> Brands use tweeter as customer service.
11.  Think of your OBJECTIVE, then STRATEGIZE followed by EXECUTION.
12.  Brands in social media MUST find the appropriate social media platform. Don’t just be on twitter or facebook, find the right fit. You must be real and authentic.

Feel free to share your tips with me!

MR
 
 
I was invited on CTV Canada AM to talk about my latest project, Lake Shore.

You can view it here http://watch.ctv.ca/news/news/top-picks/lake-shore/#clip338318
 
 
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A friend of mine whom I worked with before, Lacy Barry, I would like to share with you her link. Her work is inspiring and beautiful. Take the time to go through it.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lacybarry/sets/72157616114125949/

You can vote for her here:
http://artistswanted.org/lacybarry1
 
 
Canadian producers continued to be world leaders in the development of innovative new-media content. Xenophile Media’s Total Drama Island – Totally Interactive! was nominated for an International Emmy Award for Best Interactive Programming.

http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/tdi/

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The series is a reality show where twenty-two teens settle at Camp Wawanakwa somewhere in Ontario. The plot is somewhat like Survivor and Endurance, with social and living environments similar to The Real World. The producers of the reality show plan various challenges the campers must participate in, usually involving extreme stunts. Every three days, the losing team (up until the point where the teams are disbanded) is called to the campfire at night, where Chris (the host) passes out marshmallows. Those who receive a marshmallow get to stay, while the one who does not get a marshmallow has been voted off the island, and must walk down the Dock of Shame to the Boat of Losers, which will take them away and they will never, never, never, ever, ever, ever, come back, EVER.

Playing on Teletoon, you can interact with the show by signing up on the sight and participating in the games.