Ari, I pitched Chris, because of his great social media knowledge. I read his blog and follow him on Twitter.

Ari, I pitched Chris, because of his great social media knowledge. I read his blog and follow him on Twitter.

1.) We used Skype to communicate, but I recorded my channel separately on a video. He then took that video and re-recorded his channel, eliminating Skype out of the final picture.

2.) He asked me for the interview. Not sure why, but I’m grateful for it.

3.) I didn’t pre-write. I have no memory for words, so it would be useless. And yes, I localized the words I chose specifically because it was facing a UK audience. I’m rarely stumped on questions (not because I’m clever, but because I can talk my way into logical responses), and thanks.

Thanks about the analogy. It’s a favorite.

1.) We used Skype to communicate, but I recorded my channel separately on a video. He then took that video and re-recorded his channel, eliminating Skype out of the final picture.

2.) He asked me for the interview. Not sure why, but I’m grateful for it.

3.) I didn’t pre-write. I have no memory for words, so it would be useless. And yes, I localized the words I chose specifically because it was facing a UK audience. I’m rarely stumped on questions (not because I’m clever, but because I can talk my way into logical responses), and thanks.

Thanks about the analogy. It’s a favorite.

1. I’m confused by the process you illustrated above, primarily as I’m new to Skype. I did notice some edited frames. So, this wasn’t filmed live but was filmed over Skype and played back as he asked questions based on your conversation?

2. What was the process to talk with him? Who pitched who?

3. Since you speak about social media a lot, you obviously didn’t pre-write any potential answers, or did you? I loved the British verbiage, e.g. Waterstone’s and pub. Was that intentional? Did any of the questions stump you? It sounded like the Web 2.0 loyalty one did though you handled it great.

And, I enjoyed hearing your bullhorn-party hat analogy. Very nice!

1. I’m confused by the process you illustrated above, primarily as I’m new to Skype. I did notice some edited frames. So, this wasn’t filmed live but was filmed over Skype and played back as he asked questions based on your conversation?

2. What was the process to talk with him? Who pitched who?

3. Since you speak about social media a lot, you obviously didn’t pre-write any potential answers, or did you? I loved the British verbiage, e.g. Waterstone’s and pub. Was that intentional? Did any of the questions stump you? It sounded like the Web 2.0 loyalty one did though you handled it great.

And, I enjoyed hearing your bullhorn-party hat analogy. Very nice!