Toronto Blog Stars – Casie Stewart
February 9th, 2010

This story about Casie being used as a case study in a University class on the Internet led to a mighty and rousing discussion on our favorite social media sites and best practices. I was reminded of how much I loved it when I would hear that I was brought up as a case study in art classes at the Ontario College of Art when I was selling comic books on the street. It’s about the hustle! Get the hustle on, get noticed.

And just about no one has been hustling as hard as Casie in the last year. Check her out at her site – casiestewart.com

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Watch for The Link tomorrow, featuring Carly-Anne Fairlie of The Fairlie Agency speaking on the need for her agency’s New Media division.

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  • http://casiestewart.com casiestewart

    i'm crazy

  • http://www.seanward.net Sean Ward

    Otherwise known as “The Goods”

  • http://revolutuck.wordpress.com/ TuckerMike

    very cool..

    Ok. so the reason why I've been staying quiet on the social media dicussions that you've been bringing up, on here lately, is I'm still working out in my head how I personally want to use it, for what I'm doing as my more proffesional side is blossoming, at the moment. I'm all about what people like Cassie can do with it. I'm twittering more.. FBing.. working out a system how to seperate privet me with public me, as I've set up ground rules for public be some years ago. Now that privet is closing in on Facebook very recently, I've had to add a new a second just for family stuff. I say this as I want to have a bigger presence on my pro side.. I like what I'm seeing with artist using ustream.. your thoughts on that?

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  • http://www.seanward.net Sean Ward

    Test, can you see this? Your comment is not showing up on the site…

  • tuckermike

    works on my end.

    very cool..

    Ok. so the reason why I've been staying quiet on the social media dicussions that you've been bringing up, on here lately, is I'm still working out in my head how I personally want to use it, for what I'm doing as my more proffesional side is blossoming, at the moment. I'm all about what people like Cassie can do with it. I'm twittering more.. FBing.. working out a system how to seperate privet me with public me, as I've set up ground rules for public be some years ago. Now that privet is closing in on Facebook very recently, I've had to add a new a second just for family stuff. I say this as I want to have a bigger presence on my pro side.. I like what I'm seeing with artist using ustream.. your thoughts on that?

  • http://www.seanward.net Sean Ward

    What seems to be emerging in a big way right now is that you shouldn't try to keep a wall up between your personal social media activity and your professional social media activity. You should jump in with both feet, put your face on it, and let it represent you, your work, your art, your personality, your opinion, everything. People want to know the real you and that's how they get to know you and trust you and reach out to you. I just know for me, the more I open up and let people get to know me, the better I do. The more I hold back and try to control the message, the more they drift away.

  • lauraisbored

    i think i love her!

  • lauraisbored

    i think i love her.

    THIS is what blooging is. <3

    *is all inspiured and shit*

  • http://www.seanward.net Sean Ward

    Don't we all!

  • http://www.seanward.net Sean Ward

    Anyone who wants to do well in blogging and social media should do what Casie does.

  • http://www.lisacharleyboy.com UrbanNativeGirl

    I heart Casie Stewart BIG TIME!

  • http://www.seanward.net Sean Ward

    Seems like a popular notion! :)

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