Why Keep Your Skills a Secret?

[TerriBrooks]

I'm a Facebook geek. I love everything about it and specialize in developing Fan Pages. Actually, Fabulous Facebook Fan Pages!

I do lots of training for the beginner and have a easy way to help people understand how to use social media for their online marketing.

Other things I'm good at are, ezines, shopping carts, autoresponders, and WordPress sites.

And I love to network!!

[DanRMorris]

Are you familiar with the Involver Products for Fan Pages? Do you like them?

[chriscobb]

I'm a Facebook geek. I love everything about it and specialize in developing Fan Pages. Actually, Fabulous Facebook Fan Pages!

Sounds like a good "Known Sooner" project -- What I Wish I Had Known Sooner About Using Facebook For Marketing. Let's talk!

[Loretta Oliver]

Love seeing all the little corners that everyone enjoys working in and what makes each of us flourish. Roll us all into one and we'd be the uber marketer

[Mary Blackburn]

I'm a Facebook geek. I love everything about it and specialize in developing Fan Pages. Actually, Fabulous Facebook Fan Pages!


And I love to network!!

Terri, I would love to set up a Facebook Fan page. Perhaps we can get together at NAMS sometime and talk about it.

Sorry guys, I don't think I have any talent that would apply here. Well, I can write and I think I have a pretty good command of the English language. Maybe that's my talent.

[Tishia Lee]

My specialty is transcription. I can do other things well - Aweber Autoresponder Set Up, Blog Installation and Set Up, MP3 Audio Editing, PLR Re-Writes, Article Submissions, Press Release Submissions and some other odds and ends.

One thing I want to work on is copywriting! I love writing (blog posts, etc) but I want to learn how to incorporate salescopy into my writing!

[MaryLMorris]

Here are some things I have learned to do pretty well in the past year although I won't claim expert status: Google Adsense - placement of ads, researching keywords, building informational web pages that are keyword optimized and interviewing others which builds interesting and personable content for our website.

Like Carol I also like to make up rhymes. I didn't know we had that in common! LOL

I am going to NAMS to learn a lot of stuff.
I know it will be real and not full of fluff.
This forum's cool. It really rocks.
The main event will surely knock off our socks.

Ok, that's about as good as it gets!

Mary

[DanRMorris]

You poets crack me up.
So much so, I almost spilled my cup.


I'd love to chat with you guys about Facebook Pages and Facebook Groups. I recently spoke to some kids at Belmont University about the differences and the traffic advantage that comes with Facebook groups.

[KurtScholle]

I love your poetry, Dan!

I'm attending my second NAMS this month and just loved my first in January. I've enjoyed listening to the recordings since.

My specialties include website strategy and Internet marketing with an emphasis on social media. My partner in CertifiedSocialMedia.com is Al Lautenslager, a best selling author. In fact, several NAMSters have spoken to CSK classes, including Traci Knoppe, Denise Wakeman and Terri Brooks.

I love to be a resource. And I look forward to speaking with all of you in Atlanta!

[ReginaSmola]

Without an attempt to age myself, I started online with CompuServe and Prodigy and was hooked! Do any of you remember how amazing it was to actually chat with someone in another state? Or open your first website? I remember sitting there as my jaw dropped open. I knew I had to learn whatever I could about the Internet.

I was thrilled when FrontPage came out in 96'. That's when I dove into HTML. Then I graduated to Dreamweaver and absorbed as much as I could about HTML, CSS & PHP. Once I got websites going, I just had to learn how to be on a search engine. Then, I got into affiliate marketing and started a coupon site (way too much work). I also had a transcription company.

As time progressed, I started working with Joomla and WordPress design and customizations, graphics, teleseminars, webinars, podcasts, audio/video editing, shopping carts, mailing lists, social media, membership sites, Internet marketing, SEO, all things Microsoft Office, etc. I love to learn. So if any new program comes out, I try to educate myself.

During this time, I thought I had it made. Then, I woke up to a nightmare. My website got hacked. Every stinking page had malicious code on it. That's when I decided to figure out how to fix my site and NEVER let it happen again. I decided to focus my time on learning "how NOT to get hacked." Little did I know I would discover a passion for it.

Now that's my main focus. I help others fix their hacked websites and secure them, focusing primarily on self-hosting WordPress sites.

I guess I have a "techy" talent. LOL