100 People Who Don’t Get Enough Credit Online

I’ve been trying to keep my mouth shut over the last year or so as list after list comes out that just doesn’t make sense. I’ve seen lists of the most ten influential “philanthropists” that may only include one person who is truly focused on philanthropy on a regular basis, for example. This is suspicious. It’s not to say that the people who tend to make lists aren’t great. However, incorporating big names onto every list that comes around becomes more about link or comment bait and less about actually paying tribute to people.

Last week, a list of the 100 top marketing minds online came before my eyes, and while there were a lot of names I didn’t recognize on there, there were also all of the same names you see on every list, including at least one person who has pointedly said they don’t even like marketing. This was the last straw.Instead of just complaining that deserving people aren’t getting enough credit, I’ve decided to do something about it. I’ve compiled my own list of 100 people who do great things who don’t get nearly enough credit. I am proud to know every single one of these people – so much so that I’ve said 3 good things about all of them. I hope you enjoy!

Philanthropy/Cause Work

1. Estrella Rosenberg (@CharityEstrella) – Founder of Big Love Little Hearts, a ray of sunshine, an inspiration

2. Marc Pitman (@marcapitman) – fundraising coach, bow tie wearer, great guy

3. Angela Daffron (@angeladaffron) – founder of Jodi’s Voice, resilient, kind

4. Molly Cantrell-Kraig (@mckra1g) – founder of Women with Drive, social connector, brilliant writer

5. Ifdy Perez (@ifdyperez) – Amazing editor-in-chief, Razoo master mind, wonderful sense of humor

6. John Haydon (@johnhaydon) – author of Facebook for Dummies, Proponent of social media for NPOs, brilliant blogger

7. Joe Waters (@joewaters) – founder of Selfish Giving, Passionate Red Sox fan, smart as a whip

8. Stacey Monk (@staceymonk) – founder of Epic Change, energy burst, another inspiration

9. Mark Horvath (@hardlynormal) – founder of InvisiblePeople.TV, constant supporter of the homeless, amazing man

10. Jennifer Windrum (@wtflungcancer) – founder of WTFLungCancer (Where’s the Funding), brave woman, strong heart

11. Lauren Meling (@RefugeeDayUSA) – Works on the Blue Key Champions initiative, excellent organizer, passionate worker

Great Minds in Marketing and PR

12. Gini Dietrich (@ginidietrich) – Hardest worker I know, always smiling, admirable woman

13. Shelly Kramer (@shellykramer) – Brilliant writer, amazing sense of humor, neverending kindness

14. Karima-Catherine Goundiam (@karimacatherine) –  chat leader, good question-asker, not afraid to speak her mind!

15. Dawn Westerberg (@dwesterberg) – B2B Master, warm-hearted, strong marketing sense

16. Jeanette Baer (@myagenda) – #usguys community chief, brilliant marketer, amazing friend

17. Michele Price (@prosperitygal) – #speakchat founder, fiery passion, fast-paced thinking *always*

18. Joseph Ruiz (@smsjoe) – co-leader of #usguyschat, social networker, mobile master

19. Fred McClimans (@fredmcclimans) – one of the smartest people I know, great sense of humor, encourages new thinking

20. Alan Berkson (@berkson0) – founder of the Intelligist Group, constant chat contributor, 360 degree thinker

21. Jason Sokol (@jwsokol) – great story-teller, fitness nut, avid and perceptive reader

22. Sam Fiorella (@samfiorella) – founder of #bizforum, perfectly dry sense of humor, pretty smart dude

23. Jeff Wilson (@jeffthesensei) – founder of Sensei Marketing, warm heart, sharp as a tack

24. Geoff Livingston (@geoffliving) – co-author of Marketing in the Round, master photographer, one of my great mentors

25. Brandie McCallum (@lttlewys) – community manager at Sensei Marketing & SeeSaw, infectious personality, great connector

26. Chris Young (@chris_eh_young) – up and coming musician, brilliant man, great speaker

27. Danny Brown (@dannybrown) – speaks his mind, brilliant blogger, VP Partner Strategy at Jugnoo

28. Jayme Soulati (@soulati) – PR Maven, charismatic in the best way possible, brilliant mind

29. Judi Samuels (@chieflemonhead) – wonderful chat contributor, sharp as a tack, warm personality

30. Sherree Worrell (@Sherree_W) – On top of the latest trends, wonderful to talk to, amazing writer

31. Linday Bell (@belllindsay) – Fast wit, strong writer, always hilarious sense of humor

32. Liva Judic (@merrybubbles) – Current project: Overblog. Kind-hearted, multi-lingual genius.

33. Ric Dragon (@ricdragon) – author of Social Marketology, wearer of scarves, one of the kinder people you’ll meet online

34. Laura Click (@lauraclick) – founder of Blue Kite Marketing, marathon master, excellent writer

35. Kaarina Dillabough (@kdillabough) – supportive of everyone she knows, engaging writer, excellent photographer

36. Sean McGinnis (@seanmcginnis) – great speaker, SEO master, does everything and does it well

37. Heidi Cohen (@heidicohen) – Master of actionable marketing, knitter, energetic chat participant

38. Olivier Blanchard (@thebrandbuilder) – author of Social Media ROI, branding weapon, also a multi-lingual genius

39. Jason Konopinski (@jasonkonopinski) – focuses on the creative, fun writer, great storyteller

40. Shonali Burke (@shonali) – Fitness nut, cooking master, founder of #measurepr

41. Michael Brito (@britopian) – SVP of social planning at Edelman, outstanding blogger, brilliant mind

42. Dave Van de Walle (@area224) – founder of Area 224 consulting, the New Frugality blog, and well-versed music lover

43. David Armano (@armano) – EVP at Edelman, co-founder of #allhat, brilliant blogger

44. John Boyle (@brandflair) – Proud Dell employee, proud Texan, smarts with a healthy dose of fun

45. Jean-Paul De Clerck (@conversionation) – founder of #fusionmex & #iscoop, innovative, yet another multi-lingual genius

46. Jillian Jackson (@onejillian) – SEO expert with Dragon Search, funny as all get-out, a great friend

47. Bobby Rettew (@bobbyretew) – storyteller, photographer, videographer

48. Jill Manty (@mantywebdesigns) – co-founder of Manty Web Designs, amazing confidante, smart about all things

49. Aaron Biebert (@biebert) – founder of Attention Era Media, videographer, 8PM Warrior!

50. Tommy Walker (@tommyismyname) – Facebook expert, video master, motivational

51. Brian Vickery (@dbvickery) – tennis champion, writer of smart sports analogies, principal at Mantis

52. Amy Tobin (@amymcctobin) – founder, Ariel Marketing, Milton Hershey School supporter, great sense of humor

53. Ken Mueller (@kmueller62) – Inkling Media, Razoo blogger, supporter of great causes

54. Douglas Rice (@douglaserice) – storyteller, fellow Buckeye, excellent speaker

55. Stacey Hood (@staceyhood) – killer sense of humor, thorn in Sam Fiorella’s side, powerful brain

56. Lisa Alexander (@lisanalexander) – The Marketing Stylist™, powerful pastor, one of my first online friends

57. Arié Moyal (@amoyal) – dark sense of humor, founder of Hug Train, smart, smart dude

58. Susie Parker (@susie_parker) – founder of Sparker Strategy, wonderful social connector, eloquent communicator

59. Amber Naslund (@ambercadabra) – co-founder of Sidera Works, brilliant writer, 2012 TedX speaker

Education Gurus

60. Mark Babbitt (@youternmark) – Founder of YouTern, founder of #internprochat, a man to look up to

61. Ellen Bremen (@chattyprof) – author of Say This Not That to Your Professor, runner, has *great* taste in TV shows

62. Kenna Griffin (@profkrg) – grammar ninja, loves her shoes, so very fun to talk to

63. Chanelle Schneider (@writerchanelle) – founder of #genychat, proponent for young people, powerful writer

People in whom I find inspiration

64. Lisa Petrilli (@lisapetrilli) – Emanates warmth, author of The Introvert’s Guide to Success in Biz & Leadership, dancer

65. Sam Parrotto (@samparrotto) – #usguys leader, spiritual mentor, wise soul

66. Anne Reuss (@annereuss) – engaging personality, brilliant mind, highlighting issues facing the deaf in the job market

67. Steve Woodruff (@swoodruff) – inspirational work in Haiti, leadership expert, sharp mind

68. Danny Garcia (@dannybuntu) – never gives up, one of the hardest workers I know, great father

69. Sumner Musolf (@sumnermusolf) – always a kind word, constant supporter, looks on the bright side

70. Libby Sweiger (@libbytalks) – founder of Living Above the Madness, uses experiences to help others, shining light

71. Angela Maiers (@angelamaiers ) – creator of the #youmatter message, powerful speaker, warm soul

72. Jure Klepic (@jkcallas) – brilliant man, literally seems to know everybody, supportive of all he knows

73. John Feskorn (@johnfeskorn) – #usguys member, looks on the bright side, caring citizen of the online world

74. Dave Reynolds (@thedavereynolds) – Music master, #usguys core member, supporter of the Campbell River Food Bank

75. David McGraw (@davidmcgraw) – #usguys member, positive thinker, great social connector

76. Bill Dorman (@bdorman264) – brilliant writer, great running coach, helps kids stay safe and protected in court cases

77. Claudia Scimeca (@socialmediadds) – inspirational lady, teaches dentists how to use social media, great friend

78. John Falchetto (@johnfalchetto) – life coach, no nonsense advice, supportive of all around him

79. Ameena Falchetto (@ameenafalchetto) – creative designer, excellent writer, mixes marketing and life wisdom

80. Susan Fox (@gagasgarden) – rose wizard, always kind, persevered through a tough injury and a big move

Customer Service Specialists

81. Roy Atkinson (@royatkinson) – master of the one line quip, #custserv greeter, loyal friend

82. Kate Nasser (@katenasser) – Customer service expert, excellent blogger, brilliant woman

83. Tristan Bishop (@knowledgebishop) – motivational mentor, mad rapper, wise man

84. Greg Ortbach (@gregortbach) – fun video-maker, #usguys member, #custserv regular contributor

85. Marsha Collier (@marshacollier) – supportive beyond measure, co-founder of #custserv, prolific author

86. Jeffrey J. Kingman (@jeffreyjkingman) – co-founder of #custserv, culinary nut, smart at everything!

Social Media Smarties

87. Jim Dougherty (@leaderswest) – Engaging community member, funny as heck, excellent, actionable blog posts

88. Tony Bennet (@sociallygenius) – Constant supporter of others, amazing photographer, wicked sense of humor

89. Sarah Arrow (@saraharrow) – savvy business woman, brilliant blogger, engaging communicator

90. Taariq Lewis (@taariqlewis) – engaging #usguys member, brilliant thinker, always ahead of the curve

91. Anne Saulovich (@solete) – original #usguys member, supportive of all around her, on top of every new online development

92. Nick Kellet (@nickkellet) – co-founder of Listly, caring friend, tremendously smart

93. Deep Soni (@xDeepS) – founder of Essence Labs, amazing web designer, excellent social media observer

94. Lisa Gerber (@lisagerber) – chief content officer at SpinSucks, deals with the general public, is always accessible!

95. Allen Mireles (@allenmireles) – fellow Buckeye, gentle soul, succinctly communicates all that she knows

96. Stanford Smith (@pushingsocial) – Master of blogging, newly minted official runner, motivational writer

97. Judy Dunn (@judyleedunn) – Blogging expert, upcoming author, knows how to engage online effectively

98. Raúl Colon (@rj_c) – founder of CIMAPR and #papasheroes, wonderful friend, shining the light on Puerto Rico

99. Tom Webster (webby2001) – VP of strategy at Edison Research, co-founder of The Social Habit, amazing speaker

100. Kat Caverly (@katcaverly) – passionate supporter of copyright laws, actress, fearless online

Now…who did I miss?

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146 comments

  1. I can’t believe I finally made it on a LIST! 😉 All kidding aside, Margie, I know you as one of the most honest and forthcoming people in this space. You simply “tell it like it is”, the rest of y’all be damned! And I highly respect that. The fact that *you* included me in this roster of incredible talent absolutely made my day!! Thanks, hugs, LB 

  2. Brilliant? Whoa, now I won’t be able to pull a t-shirt over this big fat head of mine….:).
     
    That is so cool Margie, thanks for thinking of me. The main person missing from the list is you of course. 
     
    You really do rock socks; I’m glad I can call you a friend; friend…..

  3. Margie, I love your heart. And like you, I tire of so many lists that are, essentially meaningless but to the person who created them. This? Filled with so many wonderful people that I’m blessed to call “friend” …. is truly an homage to them – not linkbait. And the fact that you were kind enough to include me is an honor beyond measure.
     
    Thank you, my friend, for being smart, kind, ridiculous and sassy — and for always spending your time lifting others up — just as you do, once again, here. You are a gift.
     
    Shelly
     shellykramer 

    1.  @ShellyKramerThanks much, Shelly. I used to do lists like this on a much more regular basis but myself got accused of link bait and comment bait, so I figured it just wasn’t worth getting the crap. But there have been SO many lists lately that have just recycled the same people, and there are SO MANY great people who are getting passed over – I just couldn’t hold my tongue anymore. You know me…:) Glad you enjoyed it! 

  4. Margie, this is an incredible list – I now have some fun discovery work ahead of me checking some of these (new to me) folks out. Thanks for doing this!

  5. Margie – You are always so good at shining a light on other people. You are always so generous – a attribute that I wish more people shared. 
     
    Thanks for taking the time to give credit to all of these deserving people. I just happen to check this out this morning to see all of the wonderful folks you highlighted (I just KNEW it would be good!). And, it is! It’s great to see so many wonderful folks I know on this list and plenty of new ones to check out. And, I learned some things about some of the people I thought I knew – for instance, I had NO idea @bdorman264 is a running coach! Now, I must beg him for advice before my first marathon! 🙂
     
    Anyway, thanks for the roundup and for including me among a lot of wonderful people I know and respect. You are a gem, Margie! I’m blessed to know you!

      1.  @bdorman264 Wow! That’s spectacular! I’ve run four 1/2 marathons and am training for my first full marathon in November. I’m slow, but it’s all about finishing for me. I’m training with a local Galloway group and have found this method works great for me.
         
        How many races have you run?

  6. Hi Margorie, fell across this from Facebook. That’s a great list of folks. i know a few of them and by your choices should use this as a resource to find other great folks.
     
    I would also vote for Craig McBreen . I consider him a friend and he writes with purpose always willing to help. Great guy if you don’t know him.
     
    As @bdorman264 said, you are not on the list as you should be. Have a great day.

    1.  @rdopping  Absolutely! Craig is an awesome man. That’s the problem with 100 – there are *at least* another 100 people I’d include, not to mention YOU! 

  7. Margie, at a time when I’m pondering my path, you honour me with inclusion in this fab group. As I said on google+, you’ve added wind to my sails, and bolstered my resolve to chart, not stay, the course. Thank you so much. You’ll never really know how this timely honour has re-energized my spirit. With gratitude, Kaarina

    1.  @geoffliving I’m not posting here but I didn’t want to delete the site – in case things like this came up that wouldn’t really fit anywhere else 😉

  8. “thorn in Sam Fiorella’s side” – I’m literally laughing out loud. Great big belly laugh! Caught me off guard with that one.
     
    Margie – I’m honored to be included in this wonderful list, and blessed to also call so many of these people friends and colleagues. Looks like I’ll be spending today getting to know the ones before this list were unknown to me. 🙂

  9. What a surprise to wake up to! And don’t forget Margie Clayman:  Smart, funny, with a dose of sassitude. I have so enjoyed getting to know you: your humor and your take on social media—and life. 
     
    Seriously, how long must this have taken you to compile? I am beyond honored that you would include me on this list. 
     
    Now, I’m off to follow the fine folks on this list I’m not already connected to. Thank you for this!

    1.  @Marcus_Sheridan It was a bit of a time investment, but I really enjoy doing things like this. I know these people, I know how hard they work – it’s a pleasure to say, “Yep, I see you.”
       
      It was hard not to have you on here, but you’ve had SUCH a good year – and I knew you wouldn’t be mad 🙂 You know I think you’re faboo! 

  10. Ha Ha Ha 🙂 Few days ago, i said if i see my name on any of the lists, i will be the first one to publicly ask for my name to be taken down from the list 🙂 Well I am not going to ask you do so, coz your heart is on right place. You ask did i missed someone… Yes You did miss 2 very important person in my online life: YOURSELF and Angela Maiers…. Thank U again Margie! X

      1.  @jureklepic well, as I said to Dave Reynolds, I thought about just putting my name on there, but then I thought that might be kind of a d-baggy move 🙂 

    1.  @jureklepic I know you make a lot of lists BUT I feel like people don’t really focus on how wonderful you truly are. So, I figured, hey, why not? 🙂

  11. What a wonderful list and recognition of so many who contribute everyday to the community. I am so honored to be included and am proud to be among so many others I admire and appreciate! 
     
    Did you add your name??? 

  12. Margie, you are something else. Thank you so much for the inclusion ~ it means a lot. As I read through your list, I was impressed again and again my the people I saw, not only because of their expertise in the category into which they had been placed, but because of those I knew, each is slogging in the trenches, day in and day out, living their mission. They are walking their talk…how inspiring. I’ll echo @AngelaMaiers : you are the sort of catalyst that belongs on lists on this nature. Thanks so much for taking the time to craft it! 🙂

    1.  @mckra1g  Aw, thanks Molly. Categorizing people got to be a bit hard in some places – I didn’t want to have a category with just 1 person in it, so I sort of glomped people together and cheated a bit 🙂 What you do is so amazing, though. I will never tire of shining the light on you. Well, I mean, my arms might get tired, but at that point I’ll get a tripod or a hanging light or something.

  13. Margie, you have a wonderful heart and this is the only kind of list that I care to be on. Thank you immensely for your kindness and this truly heartwarming gesture, and I’m honored to be included amongst that I truly consider friends and colleagues.  
     
    Cheers to you, my friend! 

  14. Margie what an honor to be included in your list. Such compliment coming from you. I hope you know you such an inspiration to ALL of us  – nothing but endless admiration for you.   

  15. There are so many good peeps out there, Margie! Thanks for including me. I’d add @ValaAfshar as a master tweeter and #custserv contributor, and @FrankEliason as a social customer service visionary. So, so many more!
     

    1.  @RoyAtkinson  Thanks Roy. Yeah, I probably could do a list of 1,000, but that would take days upon days and I’d probably get really bad carpal tunnel 🙂 I love y’all, but I need my hands! 🙂

  16. I can’t wait to add all the people I’m not already following! A tremendous list (and thank you for including me) of people who don’t just talk the talk but walk the walk. I would add @ValaAfshar as someone who really offers great content and interaction. Also love @JeffTincher. The world needs more lists like this not just the “pump and inflate” type. 🙂 

    1.  @susie_parker  hah, pump and inflate. Yeah. I like “warm light” approach. Gold star approach. High five approach. That’s what I was going for anyway. I hope it worked 🙂 

  17. Well then… 100 more people to add to my social media circle of influence. Thanks so much for putting together this list! Looking forward to getting to know them. 

  18. I’m not a fan of these lists, but I have to say you honored some really great folks on here who as you say ‘don’t get enough credit’ and I’m happy to see their light spread more widely.
     
    Cheers,
    Matt Ridings – @techguerilla

    1.  @techguerilla Thanks Matt. I hesitated a long time before putting this together. I’ve gotten a lot of pretty mean comments thrown my way in the past when I did lists like this. Accusations of link bait, comment bait, etc. But at some point you have to move forward knowing why you’re doing what you’re doing. I’m glad you feel this list has merit 🙂 

  19. What a great list, Margie! I love seeing soulati , @lauraclick , @bdorman264 , @KDillabough , andginidietrich here — all personal favorites, and for the reasons you’ve listed! I see a lot of names here I don’t recognize, so I’ll be checking them out. Thank-you!
     
    Big recommendation: for customer service, you’ve got to check out adamtoporek (Customers That Stick), at http://customersthatstick.com. Love him! 

    1.  @New England Multimedia   Thanks! Glad you liked it! I have seen Adam’s name all over the place. You’re right – I need to get to know him better. 

  20. Margie, I love that you created this list (and why) and am honored to be included. I’m sad that your name is not on it, it should be. I follow quite a few of these folks and now have more folks to follow and get to know. Thank you Margie.

  21. I love this list.  There are a huge number of people on that list that I thoroughly enjoy following.  (And I’m very guilty of not engaging enough tweets.) This list is a great shout out.  I follow @amoyal @Britopain, @Armano, @TheBrandbuilder @ChiefLemonHead @LisaPetrelli and many more above and thoroughly enjoy their tweets!  Sorry if that sounds repetitive from so many comments!  The thing of it is that I really have clicked through and read a number of articles written by @Britopain and @TheBrandBuilder and many more and they’re great thinkers.  And on top of it all, your list has so many nice conversational people in it! It looks like the Lisa Petrelli link above is not clickable?

    1.  @SbuxMel  Hey you! Yeah, these people are all way too smart for me. I have to read a book a day just to be able to not sound like a cave man. It’s a full-time job!
       
      I’ll check out that link – I always miss *at least* one when I do these 🙂 

  22. Margie – thanks so much for including me here! Honored and humbled – you make me feel like a kid on Christmas morning. 🙂 Thanks for all you are and all you do.

  23. What an awesome list Margie! I’m going to use this list whenever anyone asks me “But I don’t know who to follow…”. I’d add Amy Vernon ( @AmyVernon), Deb Weinstein (@DebWeinstein), Mila Araujo (@Milaspage and Josepf Haslam (@josepf)
     
    As others stated  below, you belong at the top of the list! It was through you that many of us met many others on the list  – you are truly one of the greatest connectors on the interwebs! Thanks so much @margieclayman, it is an incredible list!

    1.  @MorberMarketing  Aw, thanks lady. actually, most people on this list introduced me to other people on the list. I’m just mushin’ em all together 🙂 
       
      You are right – Amy and MIla and Deb and Josepf are all wonderful. Like I said – I could easily do another 100 and i just might 🙂 

  24. Wow Margie what an incredible Monday surprise. I am honored and humbled to be included with this list of folks. Thanks for all you do to bring positive input and value to this space. Smush or some such term of endearment. 😉

  25. You missed @MargieClayman – Always, always, always giving and listening. Beautiful soul, radiates love and light. 🙂 Honored to be included Margie and seriously laughed to see you describe me as “dancer.” My instructors will be proud!! Really hope to see you soon – was very sorry our last plans with the group didn’t pan out.

  26. I can’t tell you how touched I am to be included in this most wonderful of lists, @margieclayman !  I am honored by your kindness and I am honored to be nestled among some really amazing people in the online and offline world!  Thank you so, so much!
    xoxo
    Claudia

  27. Oh my goodness! Not only am I thrilled to be on here (and I didn’t see it until my pal Eric Martin pointed it out), but I’m thrilled to see:a) so many great friends who deserve it
    b) so many people I will now follow and get to know.
     
    ‘Cause I trust your opinion sincerely Margie. 

  28. This is such a resource, Margie – I love the list because (1) you provide personal insight into each personality, (2) you provide their twitter ID for quickly following, and (3) this list is done purely out of the goodness of your heart and personal experience…no other bias.
     
    Thanks for including me on the list, Margie. I look forward to our interactions in multiple blog comments sections, Twitter and Facebook on a weekly basis. You are a special lady with a quick wit, generous heart, and fast slap for when we get out of line. Glad to know you…

    1.  @wordwhacker WHATEVER. you get a TON of credit online. At least I have to say you are on my list right next to my buddy Hank, Merle and Blake 😉 XOXO

  29. This is the kind of list I can relate to – because it’s got context, there’s a method to your madness here. Some smart people, lots of names I know along w/ a few I don’t (and hope to meet soon). FWIW.

  30. Margie,
    I am humbled & inspired, as well as maybe a little bit delighted 😉 to be included on this list of extraordinary people. The common thread is that we are all drawn to you and your beacon of brilliance. Thank-you.
    Susan Fox

    1.  @Gaga Oh, kind of you to say, but really, I’m the moth in this scenario. Wait. Does that mean I’m just gonna flop over, burnt to a crisp? I need to reconsider this analogy.

  31.  marjorieclayman you are the dearest! I can only imagine how long this took to do. I shy away from writing things like this because I really don’t think I have the chops to write anything this sustained and focused! That being said, thank you so much for mentioning me and “Living Above The Madness”. It means so much to me that the word spread about people with bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses get the discussion, treatment and attention they need so desperately need. Calling me a shining light is just over the top ~ I try to let the love of God shine through me, sometimes I get in the way, sometimes not so much. This is a wonderful list, filled with people I admire and written by you Margie whom I love and think are the very coolest! This made my Monday, but I know it will do more than that, encourage me to write more, be better and shine baby shine! Love you my friend! All my thanks and love to jeanninemorber scottbaker and thedavereynolds for helping me find this! 🙂 <3

    1.  @libbytalks  More than happy to shine the light on what you’re doing, Libby. I think it’s brave and marvelous. You deserve recognition for it! 

  32. Margie, you are such a gem. I cannot thank you enough for all your support for my cause and for highlighting it here. I love the little nuggets of info you provide for each person. This list is a keeper for me. Will definitely try to get to know many you mentioned. Thanks again, girl. 

  33. What a great list — it was so thoughtful of you to write a little something about each person. That took some time and effort and you are very kind to do it!

  34. I’m so sorry I’m just now getting here…the coast of Maine captured my attention for a few days. First, thank you! Secondly, I agree wholeheartedly with everyone you’ve listed here and agree with @amaaanda … personal recommendations always mean more. 

  35. This list can be even longer! The only people who are more visible online are the seo experts. They know how to dominate search engines with their skills. And the people in other field are always lost somewhere no matter how good they are in their field.

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