Members Feature: Romona Foster
I’m grateful to have been mentioned in this piece by Sarah Jedrey!
September 13 was just amazing. The whole weekend was dense with events and what seems to be the Real Arrival of Fall, complete with a drizzly, cool, gray weather pattern outside the Microsoft office in Chevy Chase. Inside, it was alive with a sea of excited tech folks and DC Web Women’s chosen neon-green color scheme. It was like they knew how the weather would be and were combating it with design …
I was so excited when Atlanta Black Star contacted me for an interview. Atlanta Black Star publishes empowering narratives for all people of African descent. I was featured in their Black Nerds (BLERDS) column. (Apologies in advance for the grammar. I attempted to have the errors corrected, but they said they couldn’t make changes once published.
Brands that AM: Romona Foster
A little quote from this interview:
Brands that AM are personal picks of individuals and entrepreneurs who stand out in their industry or communities. These brands get it right by consistently and authentically delivering great content, products, and services that we are all better off knowing more about.
Romona Foster is the owner and social media trainer of Admin Tech Consulting, where she provides social media training (Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter), consultations, social media management, and teaches the best practices of email marketing to small businesses, nonprofits and individuals.
We had so much fun at this email marketing seminar at the Microsoft Store in Arlington, Virginia. I met a lot of new people who I have kept in contact with over the years. One of the most exciting moments was when my photographer showed up without warning and blessed me with this AMAZING video. Thanks, Moyé!
This is an article in which I along with three other Marketing Consultants were mentioned. Below you will find 4 examples of how we (Constant Contact Solution Providers) use Pinterest to our advantage:
There are so many social media platforms out there today and everyone has a different opinion about which platform is best for your business.
As a marketing consultant, you probably dabble in all of the big social media sites for your clients but, which ones do you use for yourself?
Pinterest might be one of them.
