Do you have a Twitter account but don’t quite know how to use it just yet? Do #hashtags #baffle #you? What about finding like minds on Facebook?
Learn by doing! Join in the highly unofficial Catholic Marketing Network Trade Show Selfie Scavenger Hunt.
Here’s how it works:
- Take a selfie at/with/doing any of the things in the list below.
- Post it to your Twitter and/or Facebook page, including #CMNselfie wherever you post it.
- Search on Facebook and Twitter for #CMNselfie.
- Find like minds!
- Send them friend requests on Facebook.
- Follow them on Twitter.
- Get to know each other!
Questions? Let me know in the comments. Now, here comes the list. Note that there are more than seven items on said list. This is so, if you’re lazy pressed for time, you can also turn your selfies into a 7 Quick Takes Post.
THE CMN Selfie Scavenger Hunt
- With Paper Pope
- With a presenter
- With someone who’s never been to the conference before
- With someone who’s been to the conference more times than you have
- With a bookseller and/or store owner
- At the Catholic Writers Guild trade show floor booth
- Buying a book
- With a koala (!)
- At Wednesday night’s author reception
- With someone you met for the first time at the trade show/conference
Let’s play!
This is brilliant… not only does it fall into the #WishIdThoughtOfItFirst #haha category, it is also in the #WISHIweretheretoplay section !!! I’ll be following along on twitter though! @reconciledtoyou
Aw, thanks! Technically, who says you have to be there to follow along? I challenge you to come up with a way to play at home! You might even have an easier time getting a selfie with a koala than we will.
There IS a way to play at home. Allison, let’s use #NOTatCMNselfie to tag ours 🙂 I might have to photoshop in the paper Pope, though!
And it doesn’t have to be THEEEEE Paper Pope, just AAAAAA Paper Pope.
I love this idea! I’ve printed up a copy of the blog post so that I can check off my scavenger items (cause I’m nerdy that way.) The game’s afoot!
I might even try to collect as many different paper popes as I can. OR multiples of the same pope….