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Sunday
Nov162008

Podcast: Bringing Brands to Visual Life

DateSunday, November 16, 2008 at 02:55PM

My interview with social media coach and speaker Anna Farmery of The Engaging Brand is now live. I can tell you this much; I had a blast talking with Anna.

The podcast, Bringing Brands to Visual Life, is about 24:00 in length...perfect for home, the office or the car. Anna's energy really kept things alive and moving!

I had the pleasure of meeting Anna at the Blogger Social earlier this year. Her blog is ranked in AdAge's Top 100 and is considered a "must read leadership" blog.

Thank you, Anna, for inviting me on to The Engaging Brand show!

I hope y'all enjoy it! :-)

---Tom

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Tom, so enjoyed speaking with you. I think I will always remember your line about knowing the answers to find the right questions to ask! Think it gives a real insight into story building, thank you so much for sharing. A drink at the next blogger social is definitely in order!
November 17, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterAnna Farmery
Hi Anna,

It was a lot of fun chatting with you, too! Thanks for having me share my ideas with your audience; I hope everyone enjoys it and finds it helpful!

Take care!
Tom
November 17, 2008 | Registered CommenterThomas Clifford

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