SubscribeEd Morita’s Twitter Case Study at Social Media Club Hawaii
April 8, 2009 · Print This Article
Ed Morita is the pastry chef at Longhi’s, a popular restaurant in Honolulu. He tells us how he is using Twitter to build his personal brand, drive traffic into the restaurant, save his job, and spread the Aloha!
Filmed at the ING Direct Cafe in Waikiki, Hawaii at the March meeting of the Hawaii Chapter of the Social Media Club.
Ed supplements his text tweets with photos from his Flickr account too. Nom nom! And that’s our friend Daynah pictured in the episode with Ed.
Duration: 4:59 | iPod Version
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Nina – this is a fabulous blog post! Mahalo for the full discussion, all the link love, and embracing people across the beer and social networking community. It truly is changing business daily. I hope to meet you all on my trip to the Big Island. Plus, we do live stream our monthly meetings of Social Media Club expressly so our neighbor islanders can join us. We hope to take the meetings on the road too, so be on the look out for us!
http://www.smchawaii.org
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