by Dawn Baird | 22 Jul 14 | blogging, business, social media
My brother and sister-in-law admonish their kids with “be kind”. They are the most gentle and loving children I know. I may be biased since I’m “auntie Dawn”. I recently bought them Be Kind snap bracelets, which they love. It struck me at tonight’s Belfast Bloggers...
by Dawn Baird | 09 Jan 14 | blogging, business, marketing, news and events, social media, social networking
Libraries NI is holding an event for entrepreneurs or potential entrepreneurs across Newry, Ballymena, Belfast and Omagh from January to March this year. “Setting Out Your eStall on Social Media is a seminar designed to help you see if you’re suited to...
by Dawn Baird | 01 Jul 13 | blogging, marketing, news and events, social media, social networking
10 Early Bird tickets have been released for our September event, Create an Online Marketing Strategy. Follow the link for further details and registration information. Key Points: All attendees will be subscribed to a follow-up Creating a Profitable Online Marketing...
by Dawn Baird | 04 Nov 10 | blogging, news and events, social media
You can now read our blog posts on your mobile easily. Navigate to Sensei Learning and Performance from your smartphone and read blog posts and view pages easily. WordPress is our CMS of choice. If you use WordPress, you can replicate the effect on your WordPress...
by Dawn Baird | 20 Oct 10 | blogging, business, marketing, networking, social media, social networking
Last night, I attended the second meeting of the Social Media Association for Business, at UUB. Here are my thoughts on the evening. What is the Social Media Association for Business? The SMAB is a grassroots organisation that spontaneously germinated in the mind of...
by Dawn Baird | 22 Sep 10 | blogging, networking, social media, social networking
I’m sure there is no such term, but I wanted to invoke a hint of “Social Networking” to get your attention. Did it work? So, Nepotism? What is it? Nepotism is favoritism granted to relatives or friends, with no regard to merit.[1] This comes from...
