Writing and Resources by Esther D. Kustanowitz
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Twitter and the College Student Population
Dec 3rd
Is Twitter the magic method through which organizations can reach the elusive young demographic?
“Globalizing the Shtetl” Presentation Now on SlideShare
Oct 31st
How is the world of social media like a shtetl-gone-global, and how do we manage our online reputation? Social media as seen through a Jewish lens.
Your “Twimprimatur,” and Other Secrets of Social Media
Aug 9th
What’s a Twimprimatur? Here’s a hint: I made it up. And here’s another hint: imprimatur + Twitter. (Imprimatur literally means “let it be printed,” but here are some more definitions.) In July, I was interviewed by Rusty Mike Radio in Jerusalem – we went deep into blogging, Twitter, Facebook, and more. Check out the entire
Social Media Manifesto Takes Off on Twitter
Nov 20th
At this point, social media isn’t new. Some people have asked why I would even write something like this, which is so intuitive to people who live their lives in the www’s of the internet. And that itself is the answer: although the use of social media tools is growing in the world at large,
June and July: Back in Israel Again…
Jun 17th
Another year’s gone by and it’s time for another ROI Summit. This year, in addition to all the behind-the-scenes prep work, I’m teaching 8 hours – that’s right, two sessions of 4 hours each – of social media workshops. Blogging Basics – Creativity, Conversation and Promotion This session provides an introduction to blogging creatively through
April and May: Catching Up with Woody, Kelly and Nellie
May 26th
What’s kept me so busy in April and May that there’s been no time to update this site? In addition to churning out the pieces for Idol Chatter and elsewhere, I’ve been working with the team to launch the ROI Summit this summer in Tel Aviv, and am leaving California for New York, New Jersey
March: LAist, Facebook, Twitter, Celebrities, and more!
Mar 30th
March has been a bit more eclectic, thanks to my first-ever piece on LAist — I guess this makes me an official Angeleno now: “Oh Crap. My Parents Joined Facebook – Meet the Local Ladies Behind the Hilarious Website” (LAist.com) In addition, we’ve got a bunch of pieces in some of the usual places. On

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