February 14, 2008Romance. Community Style
Filed Under: Communal Marketing
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Through my books, blog and podcast, Keith Burtis has become quite well known (asynchronous intimacy) to me. He's a big supporter of me and my message and now, I'm returning the favor.
As per his blog, Magic Woodworks, Keith is trying to raise money "flash mob" style to purchase an engagement ring for his girlfriend. Keith is a wood-turner and is asking people to purchase these incredible products in order to be able to earn enough to pop the big question.
He's turning a negative (financial challenges) into a positive by reaching out to "the" community. The least I can do is to purchase one of his creations and also help spread the word.
As I referenced in "Join the conversation", the Cluetrain Manifesto defines community as a group of people who care about each other a little more than they should. It's a magnificent definition which helps explain how and why people come together to help one another...and in today's social media world, it's happening more and more, sometimes seemingly with strangers, to realize amazing results.
So check out Keith's blog, e-mail him at keith [at] magicwoodworks [dot] com or stay updated with his progress via twitter, Facebook or Flickr (more of his work there)
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Joseph, thanks so much for the props. It means a lot coming from you as you a one of my social media super-heros. s much as I work, I am still finding time to read Join The Conversation every evening and I thank you for giving me the ability to review that as well. Joseph, you know how much I digg your site :0 and how much I love your Podcast. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Posted by: Keith Burtis
Joseph,
What a great example of how the conversation works. I thought you might be interested to know that I blogged on this last week and the post landed at number 10 on the Small Business Radar site. http://www.smallbusinessradar.com.
Posted by: Mike Buckley











