Shane Cathers, Telling Your Business Story

Dis­claimer: Cen­Pho­Camp is not affil­i­ated with Cronkite School or Ari­zona State Uni­ver­sity in any way. We are grate­ful to have the use of their world-class facil­i­ties for our event.

Thanks to Shane Cathers for giv­ing us some great infor­ma­tion on video!

Spon­sored by Bloom­ing Rock.

Derek Neighbors, Activating Passionate Groups

Excel­lent job by Derek Neigh­bors to get the crowd riled up.

Spon­sored by OnePhoenix.

Matthew Petro, From Suburban to Returning Customers

Nice work by Matthew Petro.

Spon­sored by PhxRail­Food.

Susan Baier, Justin McHood, Making Your Business Memorable

Good work by Susan Baier and Justin McHood here. We may have lost the video, but their slides are GREAT.

Jack Smith, Intro to Twitter

Nice work by Jack Smith. Love the Rail­Life shirt.

Ahead of the curve

Looks like we’re not the only ones who think that spe­cial­iza­tion and focus is good.

Great arti­cle from Wired on why smaller is often better.

Paul Martinez, Intro to Blogging

Huge thanks to Paul Mar­tinez for his par­tic­i­pa­tion in CenPhoCamp.

Spon­sored by Medi­aWatc­hAZ.

Brandon Willey, Mobile Apps

Much thanks to Bran­don Wil­ley for his par­tic­i­pa­tion. If you’d like to see his slides, check out RobotsAren’tHuman.com

Improvement Ideas

Great ideas for next time so far.

–Shorter time frame (4 hours)
–Mod­er­a­tors for round­table dis­cus­sions
–Have food and reg­is­tra­tion table in OWN room
–Keep one room open for impromptu pre­sen­ta­tions
–Keep the pre­sen­ters fresh
–Nobody presents more than once

There’s more, but those really stood out. Keep it up!

Survey

While we work on get­ting the videos and slideshows up, please help the next Cen­Pho­Camp out by giv­ing us your thoughts.

Be spe­cific. “I wished it was bet­ter”, “park­ing sucks” and “I would have like more info” aren’t help­ful. Give us ideas that we can run with.