Tweetheart TV (2-9-11) Interactive Social Media Show With Stephanie Wonderlin

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In this episode, Stephanie reviews one of her favorite apps for staying organized with Evernote. She'll explain the benefits of joining Exploring Social Media with Jason Falls and other Social Media Thinkers, Show off a cool site called Keepstream and provide 3 Reasons why NOT to use auto Direct messages in Twitter.

Join Stephanie Wonderlin @swonderlin for the first interactive social media show for a look at great social media tools, interesting sites and gear, social media tips & tricks and a little bit about Stephanie. One of the exciting things about Tweetheart TV is that it's totally interactive so you can pick and choose which topics of the week you want to watch and at any time you can return to the main menu to check out a different segment.

Category:

People & Blogs

Tags:

• Social media
• Stephanie Wonderlin
• @swonderlin
• Tweetheart TV
• Tweet heart
• social media tips
• twitter tips
• how to use social media
• social media show
• interactive show
• interactive social media show
• keepstream
• Jason Falls
• Exploring Social Media
• Evernote

[tgasper805]

This is a really awesome way to do an online show! I'm now a subscriber. :)

Thanks so much for the positive review of Keepstream, let me or Jim know anytime if you have some questions or suggestions for the platform!

[swonderlin]

@tgasper805 So happy to have you!! Loving Keepstream and can't wait to use it even more!

[daedwar2]

Another great show!

[swonderlin]

@daedwar2 Thank you!!! So glad that you liked it! Favorite segment?

[swonderlin]

@daedwar2 Thank you!!! So glad that you liked it! Favorite segment?

[daedwar2]

@swonderlin I hadn't heard of Keepstream but I like the concept. Would kind of like an update from you on it at some point because I didn't know if it was better for a person or business. The humor of the Auto DM was great too. Lord knows there's plenty to poke fun at online. Just ask Daniel Tosh ;o)