Amanda Sena Cited as Top PR Expert on Twitter
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Amanda Sena, Senior Associate at Xenophon Strategies, was recently named to the “60 PR Experts to Follow on Twitter” list by the popular digital media blog Social Web School. The blog has become one of the most visited social media sites on the web, with more than 12,000 registered members, 10-12 thousand visitors per day, and more than one million page views a month. The Social Web School was launched by Social Media Today, a community-building and marketing firm founded in the fall of 2006 by Jerry Bowles and Robin Carey.
Amanda’s popularity on the micro-blog site has stemmed from her constant research of emerging trends in digital media, and her ability to convey relevant and insightful content in a timely and thoughtful manner. Among her non-vocational interests are training for marathons and triathlons, topics about which she frequently posts. This blend of professional thought leadership and personal accessibility has made Amanda a resource for thousands of Twitter users.
Follow Amanda on Twitter @AmandaSena
For more information on Social Web School, visit the website.
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