OMMA Tweets

Well, Day 1 of OMMA is in the books. Rather than give the traditional recap, I'll just share my Tweet-stream to give you a flavor of the conference so far....

Quote of the night: Lance Neuhauser - "You guys are so worried about Google that you can't focus on dessert." about 1 hour ago from TwitterBerry

@leeodden is schooling the OMMA crowd on DAO. And of course he got a plug in for SMO (social media optimization.) about 7 hours ago from TwitterBerry in reply to leeodden

The verdict is in at OMMA: you CAN brand with search. Hooray! about 7 hours ago from TwitterBerry

About to start my panel at OMMA re: search and branding. Giddyup! about 9 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Q thrown out to audience at OMMA: "How many of you think Google's competitive to your biz?" Over half the room raises hands. about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Chris Anderson's follow up: "Are we scared of the power of Google or are we scared of the power of math?" about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Chris Anderson from Wired at OMMA: "There's a lot of Googlephobia out there." Ya think? about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Bill Wise just did a full-on reenactment of the court scene from A Few Good Men at the OMMA Yahoo sponsored session. Intense! about 10 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Chris Zaharias from OMTR at OMMA: "Multivariate testing is the single most important thing you can do to improve search campaigns." Amen. about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Alex Gross from backcountry.com asks audience at OMMA: "Do you inherently trust Google?" One person raises hand. She works for Google. about 11 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Uggh. Audience Q at OMMA re: click fraud. Are we stuck in 2003? about 12 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Satya Patel at OMMA invested in a company focused on social media monetization. There's an oxymoron. about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Henry Blodget at OMMA: Twitter will get couple hundred million valuation. about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry

Warren Lee at OMMA: it's all about people, processes and technology. That's how he decides where to invest. Sounds easy enough. about 13 hours ago from TwitterBerry