About Micheal Savoie

Micheal Savoie started out working with product creation but after going through Ken McArthur's Protegé Coaching program, found that his real love is helping businesses take advantage of social media as a Social Net Effect to pull in new tribe members using the hundreds of social networks. While this approach flies in the face of conventional "online marketing," it is rapidly gaining support from the "tribal seduction" groups. Micheal now teaches his Social Net Effect at workshops around the country. He also broadcasts events live using live streaming. If you would like to contact Micheal about either of these topics, just visit http://socialneteffect.com and http://wiredsocialprofits.com
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Baiting The Hook For A Big One!

by Micheal Savoie on February 21, 2009 in Community Building, Leadership, Microblogging, Networking & Connecting, Social Marketing Rockstars, Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, The Life

Shark Attacks Predicted To Decline With The Economic Crisis The newscaster said shark attacks are directly related to the economy, because in order to have a shark attack two conditions apply: People Have To Be In The Water Sharks Have To Be Where People Are Then he proceeded to explain that as the economy declines [...]

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Your Opinion Matters! (To Whom?)

by Micheal Savoie on February 16, 2009 in The Life

“People with tattoos on their eyelids are insane!” Says who? With the advent of the web, people are climbing on their virtual soapboxes and proclaiming everything from why a particular candidate sucks to why their football team is going to win it all!  Opinion, it appears, is the new drug of the 21st century. In [...]

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Do Your Updates Tell Your Story?

by Micheal Savoie on February 12, 2009 in Blogging, Facebook, Internet Success, Microblogging, Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, Twitter

While you are reading this, your next million dollar partner or client could be looking over your tweet-stream deciding whether or not they want to press the “follow” button on your profile right now.

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