Carissa Wodehouse

Social media is fun, the reports to your teams can be too!
In both Twitter and Facebook, the number of followers you have is the first thing that impresses on a report, but the interactions between your account and your fans is what really shows a healthy social media presence.
For average weekly reports, the needs are [...]

At my work with ecometro, we built a website but needed to promote it. The print publication was very popular in each of the 4, then 6 cities, but fans didn’t think to look online, even with the url printed prominently in the books. In 2008 I created Twitter accounts for each city, and searched [...]

This chart of the average age of Twitter users for February 2010 is a quick, easy way to show clients that people on Twitter are not, in fact, all 13.

The 2010 Chinook Books arrived today! It’s super exciting to see another year of my content in beautiful print, and now in 6 cities! I’ll put more up here, and in the interactive print section, soon.

I want one!
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These graphs are from Google Trends, which tracks the frequency of searches by term.
Wondering about that peak in 2007? 2007 is when Al Gore’s film An Inconvenient Truth won an Academy Award (it came out in 2006), it’s also the year he split the Nobel with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and he was [...]

I will talk about writing, environmental editorial work, and social media blabbing. You can also visit my personal blog linked below. But for now, James Brown gives you dancing lessons: