Welcome! It’s been months since I’ve posted to this blog. However, as you know, I’ve continued to connect with you and others on the big three social media sites. I’m elated to be connecting with you again through my blog today. In this post, I want to introduce you to some people you should know because, well, they ROCK as people and social media users!!!
What is Going to Happen to the Powerful and Influential People in Social Media Lists?
As you might recall, in the past couple of years I’ve posted a list of people who were deemed by a number of Twitter users as some of the most powerful and influential people in social media. It amazed me how much attention my blog received because I published those lists – but I’ve decided against publishing that type of list again. The difficulty of receiving notification (in a timely manner) of all of the people who undoubtedly deserved to be on such lists was one reason I made that decision. As a result, my blog was filled with comments that ranged from encouraging to quite rude, which was great because of the exposure it afforded the people listed, my blog, and me.
However, at the end of the day I felt compelled to do something new this year.
So the list below consists of people with whom I’ve built varying degrees of relationship during my usage of social media and social networking sites. In fact, I have spent hours on the phone or in person with many of the people listed. Not only do I consider them Social Media Phenoms, I consider many of them friends. I hope that, like me, you’ll manage to build invaluable relationships with them in the days and weeks ahead. Without further ado, here are some people I consider Social Media Phenoms:
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