Audience - 1938 Media

How To Gain An Audience...Really

By Adam Daniel Mezei, on July 20th, 2010 in One Take Monkey.

The following pieces of advice are your better ways of fostering and gaining your own audience:

Relevance.

Consistency.

Professionalism.

And if you’re not posting as often as you should, perhaps it’s time to revisit your blogging habits?

The Audience Conference

By Loren Feldman, on April 21st, 2010 in All.

The Audience Conference is coming. I will be finalizing speakers and performers. Ask around about the last one, see what people said. Due to the efficiencies of Missy Ward and Shawn Collins my partners, we are able to keep the cost very reasonable.

$99 tickets till April 30. Then the final price will only be $129. (Buy – Info)

The event is like no other in the space. A combination of brains, talent and a willingness to think about your audience in a whole new way. It will be a day you will remember.

C.C. Chapman Speaking At Audience

By Loren Feldman, on February 22nd, 2010 in All.

We are very pleased to have C.C. Chapman and his point of view at The Audience Conference.

From his blog.
In 2007 I co-founded the marketing agency The Advance Guard and it was my first time being a full blown entrepreneur. In the summer of 2009 the company was acquired by Campfire where I currently am a partner and Creative Director. I have in the past and currently work with a variety of great clients including American Eagle Outfitters, Coca-Cola, HBO, Verizon FiOS, Warner Bros and St. Martin’s Press.

In 2004, I began podcasting and continue to do so to this day. Some of the shows I’m involved with include:

* Accident Hash
* Managing the Gray
* Emily Explains It
* Media Hacks

In 2009, I launched Digital Dads. I saw all the attention that mommy bloggers were getting and felt that the father was being left out of the equation so I wanted to start a site where myself and other dads could share their thoughts on a variety of topics. It has quickly grown into what I hoped it would and I look forward to seeing how it grows in the future.

I’m a freelance photographer and usually have my Canon 50D strapped to my hand firing off shots in a rapid fashion. My favorite subjects to shoot are people and live events (especially music). I’ve always loved technology, movies, gadgets and cooking, but my happiest place in the outdoors enjoying nature.

You can get tickets and info here.