15th – 17th November 2010 SkyCity Convention Centre, Auckland

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• Social Media Junction Presentations

  Posted by bulletpr on Thursday, November 18th, 2010 in Information

  If you attended our 3 day event, you will find the links to each day’s presentations in the blog posts below. You will have received a password on the day to access these, if you don’t have this please email louise@socialmediajunction.co.nz.
  Simon Wakeman’s Public Sector Workshop – Monday, 15th November
  ROI on Social Media Marketing Conference

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• The next event: tell us the speakers you want to see

  Posted by bulletpr on Thursday, May 27th, 2010 in Information, News

  We are in the process of organising the next event (TBC on exact dates at this point) and are in discussions with several international speakers.
  But we would love to hear your opinions on the Social Media speakers that you would love to see here in New Zealand.
  Please add a comment below or tweet us @SMJunction

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• Protected: Social Media Junction Day One Presentations

  Posted by admin on Tuesday, May 18th, 2010 in Events, Information

  There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

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• Online Reputation Tips from Andy Beal on Newstalk ZB

  Posted by admin on Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 in Information, Interviews

  Online reputation expert Andy Beal was a guest yesterday afternoon on Tech Tuesday with Danny Watson, offering some great online profile advice for businesses large and small. The team here at Bullet PR picked up on a few themes:
  How important is it to have an online presence? The short answer: very. You must have an

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• Q&A with Julien Smith

  Posted by admin on Wednesday, May 12th, 2010 in Information, Interviews

  Bullet PR caught up with Julien Smith, keynote speaker at Social Media Junction to ask a few questions ahead of the conference…
  The US/ Canada have genuine critical mass and social media is omnipresent. However, social media in NZ is still in its relative infancy. Is this a result of lack of critical mass and why

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