Upcoming: SMCLK Arts & Culture Panel
Lawrence is well-known for its vibrant art scene, and many of our local artists, gallery owners and other creative types are using social media to get the word out about their activities and share their personalities with the community.
Technical director Nate Bunnyfield recruited a panel of local artists who are prominent not only among the arts & culture scene, but also in the social media community. The panelists will talk about their experiences as artists, small business owners and local citizens and how they’ve found their voice in social media.
RECAP: Solutions Meeting with Pink It Up!
Yesterday's Social Media Club of Lawrence drew a great crowd of social media enthusiasts who were willing to lend their expertise to the Pink It Up campaign.
Pink It Up is an breast cancer awareness campaign sponsored by the Lawrence Memorial Hospital's Endowment Association. Business are encouraged to "pink it up" during October by making their business pink in creative ways. The winning business will receive a free advertising package worth $15000 from 92.9 The Bull, the Lazer 105.9 and1320 KLWN.
Follow #SMCLK members on Twitter
It's "Follow Friday" on Twitter, a day when many users recommend other Twitter accounts to follow. Looking for another way to find great local Lawrence people and businesses to follow on Twitter? We have an answer for you!
RECAP: Location Based Social Networking with Wendy Smith
Today's Social Media Club of Lawrence meeting was a huge success!
The meeting featured a presentation about location-based social networking services by the knowledgeable and engaging Wendy Smith (@srndur).
Wendy is well-versed in the topic of social media and location services. She has been an avid user of social media of all kinds, and she's met with the founders, creators, or marketing types at many companies including Brightkite, Gowalla and Whrrl.
RECAP: Solutions Meeting
It worked!
Today we successfully had our first Solutions Meeting with members of the Social Media Club of Lawrence and the United Way of Douglas County (@unitedwaydgco). While the turnout was on the smaller side, there was an abundance of quality ideas.






