#mouselink

The amount of data in the world will increase 50-75x in the next decade. Will people be able to find you in the midst of this information explosion? Will traditional marketing techniques be effective in this new age, or are you assuming that the Internet is just a new way to advertise? 

To find the answer to these questions, we must learn how to tell an authentic human story. The technological tools available to us today represent unprecedented opportunities to share our experiences through rich new decentralized forms of media.

Whether you are in the beginning stages of telling your story, or you have been doing it for some time now, it is always a good time to analyze and evaluate your marketing strategy. Consulting with a seasoned and reasoned coach can help you make key decisions that will not only make your efforts more effective, but will also save you time and money in the long run. 

None of this is as hard to learn as you might think.

I can work with you face-to-face, or via phone, Skype, Internet chat, or email. I help groups both large and small as a teacher and public speaker, and I also consult and coach one-on-one. Contact me, and we’ll discover more together.

Matteo Wyllyamz,  aka @Mouselink   

@Mouselink is the internet handle of the New-York-based teacher, consultant, public speaker, artist, and activist, Matteo Wyllyamz. Matteo is interested in new media, visual communications, “technorealism,” and future trends forecasting. He writes and speaks about the ways in which emerging technologies impact our society, communities, businesses, schools, and us as individuals.

This approach is sometimes referred to as “futurism.”

Matteo specializes in bringing the details of these emerging technologies to those who may not already be paying attention, and creates visual and spoken-word presentations on these same topics.

Matteo likes to tell stories within the framework of 'sociotechnology' and has been described as a "technological change coach."   

Matteo Wyllyamz has spoken at Ithaca College, Cornell Cooperative Extension, TC3, NYCC, and the AFCU “Business Cents” program. He has also taught for CCU in Denver, Colorado Free University, Productivity Point, and the US Department of Defense. Most recently, he presented at the “social media rock conference,” Tweetstock, in Brantford, Ontario, Canada, and at the 140 Characters Conference in New York City.

In 2013, Matteo became a Shorty Awards finalist for excellence in social media in the category of science and technology. In 2012, he was selected as one of 30 finalists for the PrixMobile global art prize for his creative work in 'phoneography.' Matteo is a magna cum laude graduate of the professional writing program at Metropolitan State College of Denver.

Matteo works with companies and organizations, both large and small, to help them plan and/or evaluate the effectiveness of the story they are telling both online and IRL (in real life).

What is the story of your brand? If you didn't realize that you and your company are telling one, then answering that question is the perfect place to begin.