#grandeguide

rule 1- Always post the rules

rule 2- Answer the questions of the person who tagged you and write eleven new ones.

rule 3- Tag eleven people and link them.

rule 4- Let them know you’ve tagged them.

1.What is your favorite film?

I have way to many but i love Beautiful Creatures

2.What is your favorite tv show?

Icarly, Teen wolf, PLL, and of course Sam & Cat 

3.Are you good at school?

I'm not the best but i have never gotten a F in a subject. I'm average.

4.What is your favorite band?

Coldplay

5.Do you play any instrument?

Yes i do, i play the piano and clarinet.  

6.What sport do you play?

Track, Volleyball, and Dance.

7.Which city would you visit most?

London, duh!

8.Do you like sushi?

I tried it and i loved it, but i don't eat it as much. 

9.What is your favorite animal?

 Owls. <3

10.Do you have any brothers or sisters?

Yes, a brother and a sister. I'm the oldest.

11.Who is your favorite actor/actress?

Jennette McCurdy, Ariana Grande, Ian Harding, and Leonardo DiCaprio.  

My Questions!

1. What color are your eye's?

2. Do you know where you want to be in 10 years?

3. Whats your favorite word?

4. Do your friends know about your Tumblr?

5. What is your favorite song?

6. Favorite shows?

7. What 3 idem's can you not live without.

8. What was your first concert?

9. Who is your idol?

10. Do you have any brothers or sisters?

Author, advisor and speaker Leslie Poston of Magnitude Media and Eloqua collaborated (Leslie did most of the hard work) to produce The Grande Guide to Social Advertising. It’s a free eBook (the 7th in Eloqua’s “Grande” series) that looks at “do’s and don’ts” of social media ad campaigns across five major platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, SlideShare and geosocial (Foursquare / Gowalla). Check it out below or download it from our social advertising microsite.

  Eloqua Grande Guide to Social Advertising

... and the Grande Guide series rolls on.  Today Eloqua published The Grande Guide to Wikipedia, which although is written for marketers (who, despite the fact that the site just celebrated its 10-year anniversary, remain perplexed by the inner workings of the Wikimachine), is careful not to advocate for using Wikipedia for marketing purposes.  It's essentially a 10-page trip through the community.  For more information, here is my longer form blog post on the Guide.  Huge hat-tip goes out to Bill Beutler, aka The Wikipedian, for nailing the copy and (of course) for JESS3 and their design chops. 

Are you a CMO or VP of Marketing?  This eBook is for you: The Grande Guide to the Social CMO.  Do you report to a CMO or VP of Marketing?  This eBook is for your boss.  Does your title have “social media” or “content” in it?  You probably already know most of what the eBook says, but I’d bet a coffee you’ll find a gem or two.  Take it, share it, tweet it, use it.  It’s all yours, whoever you might be.  Oh, and special thanks to Jeffrey Hayzlett, author of The Mirror Test, and Dave Balter, founder of BzzAgent, for their contributions.