More BatchBlue in the News
- Posted February 24th, 2009
- Filed under: Press
It’s been a while since we’ve done a round up of all the nice things people are saying about us and how they are using our product, so we thought we’d give you an update on what’s been going on in the Wonderful World of Press.
BatchBlue on TV
Since we last checked in, we’ve been on TV (well, Hubspot TV) talking about using social media tools for business. Adam and I touched on many of the topics we cover in our Social Media for Small Business Blue Paper and we enjoyed a nice sushi lunch with one of our favorite Hubspotters Rick Burnes afterward. Fun! And delicious!
Tales from Twitter
We were thrilled to be included in Small Business Trends list “The Ultimate Small Business Twitter List“, which features companies successfully using Twitter as a communication tool. We love Twitter and have found it useful from a business perspective in a number of different ways. Is your business on Twitter? Follow us, we’ll make sure to follow back!
All the Chrises in the house
Chris Penn, who runs the successful Financial Aid Podcast, wrote an excellent post about how job hunters can use BatchBook, which is very timely in light of the present economic climate. And social media wunderkind Chris Brogan proved he’s not just another pretty face by showing us how he uses BatchBook to help him beat Dunbar’s Number.
@sbbuzz is buzzing
As Pam wrote last week, we created @sbbuzz after receiving a plea from a small business owner to help her better understand what tech tools are out there and how your average small business owner should be using them. @sbbuzz is a weekly conversation taking place between techies and business owners on every Tuesday from 8pm-10pm EST addressing these very issues.
We’ve had two successful sessions and look forward to hosting another this evening. See what people are saying in the Twittersphere.
It’s exciting to see the many different ways people are using our product, and discovering new ways to be helpful to our customers. It’s what we love doing and it’s what keeps us as busy as bees.
