#Follow Friday

Posted by Angela on Jun 26, 2009 in twitter |

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Well, why CAN’T #followfriday spill over to my blog? I have so many categories of people I follow on Twitter. Here is a peek at who is in my Tweetdeck column labeled “Industry leaders” – and by industry, I mean the Virtual Assistant or work-at-home world.

@VAForums: Tess is the smart and savvy owner of Virtual Assistant Forums, one of the leading online gathering spots for VA’s. I spend a lot of my time hanging out in there!
@VAClassroom: Craig Cannings is the owner of VAClassroom.com. I have heard him present online and he is one smart and likeable guy. His innovative Social Media Marketing Specialist onilne training program is THE hot ticket for Virtual Assistants lately.
@VANetworking: Well, yeah, who hasn’t heard of Tawnya Sutherland? She’s crazy busy this summer hosting the VAvirtuosos Seminar Series 2009 . I am listening in!
@OIVAC – The Online International Virtual Assistants Convention will be held October 1 -3rd, 2009 and little old me will present, so I like to keep tabs. I will also do a teaser topic on Google Wave in September (you heard it here first!)
@MJVA – Michelle Jamison’s latest ebook The Virtual Assistant’s Guide to the Multi-VA Business is required reading if you are looking to take your VA business to the next level.
@LynetteChandler – She’s a WAHM/techie smart chick so I listen to every word she says. And when my brain is a ghost town I go to her Blog Energizer to whip up some topics.
@KellyMcCausey – I’m wrapping up my 10-week blog internship at Kelly’s WAHM Talk Radio blog and Kelly has been one heckuva mentor for me.
@IMSweetie – Alice Seba is the one and only Internet Marketing Sweetie and one of my first work-at-home mentors
@ErinBlaskie – Erin is a doin’-it-all VA and internet marketing maven right now. She’s a top-notch trainer for everything related to running your business online.
@DianaEnnen – We shy VA types have trouble tooting our own horn, so I listen to everything Diana has to tweet about when it comes to advertising and PR for a VA business. Her VA The Series book is on the shelf of practically every VA out there.