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SIX OF THE WORST… self-promotion fails

Posted on December 7, 2016 by Josh Roseman

I suck at self-promotion.

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SIX OF THE WORST… things about social media (for writers)

Posted on November 2, 2016 by Josh Roseman

I hate marketing myself. SIX OF THE WORST… things about social media (for writers)

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SIX OF THE BEST… pop-up twitter accounts

Posted on February 10, 2016 by Josh Roseman

Pop-up Twitter accounts are viral self-aggrandizement: accounts that (probably) aren’t officially affiliated with the product, brand, news story, or other thing, but are still out there to get retweets and engagements in hopes that maybe the person behind them will … Continue reading →

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SIX OF THE WORST… new words and symbols we (unfortunately) need

Posted on August 5, 2015 by Josh Roseman

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Apologizo if I phanted with this onion, but naughtal. In other words… SIX OF THE WORST… new words and symbols we (unfortunately) need is now posted at Nerdery Public.

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Finding Happiness via HTTPS

Posted on March 17, 2014 by Josh Roseman

I started reaching out, into the only place where I felt truly safe. The internet. Or, more precisely, the parts of the internet where the people I know generally don’t go. My latest Nerdery Public article is about – and … Continue reading →

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Speculative Fiction and Engagement Marketing

Posted on April 27, 2011 by Josh Roseman

I think it’s fair to say that speculative fiction has been hitting the “convincing people to vote for stuff using futuristic means” trope for a few decades now. From stories about voting how to kill people (or whether or not … Continue reading →

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