Monday, February 1, 2010
ITMemos, a New and Free Resource for Buzz Campaigns
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About Me
- Craig Oda
- Palo Alto, California, United States
- I oversee social media strategy at Page One PR. Prior to Page One, I was the managing director of a major Internet Service Provider and popular web-based social networking site in Asia that is now part of Cable and Wireless Japan. For the past decade, I have held executive marketing positions in Silicon Valley technology companies including major international open source and virtualization companies. I have also advised close to a hundred companies on effective online strategies. I currently work on social media strategies for technology companies in Silicon Valley like Cisco, McAfee, SAP, and VMware.
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2 comments:
Thanks for taking a look, Craig. While each ITMemos doesn't have ALL the opportunities in a given week, we do try to call out some of the more intriguing ones and give people a running start where possible. The subscriber numbers and feedback have been very good so far, and our goal is to just keep on improving the quality (in tandem with improving the quality of our paid product). Hopefully the goodwill / trust we earn with folks will make some folks who otherwise would not have tried our actual product give it a shot.
BTW: I like the general focus of this blog. One of the things that's been really shocking to me with this company is the complete absence of publications / blogs out there that give critical reviews of marketing and PR products. This of course was more of a heads up to your readers (and not a review), but I really like the posts where you get into the hands on aspects of some of the tools that you are trying.
Travis, the focus on key opportunities is what I like about IT Memos. This is perfect for tech companies.
IMO, any tech marketer would find IT Memos valuable. You just have to reach them and let them know it's there.
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