Mashable Connect #Mashcon Tweets Every Online Marketer Should Know

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If you can’t explain it in 140 characters, your idea is too complicated! The most popular Tweet from #mashcon and also the most poetic as a mantra of what’s to come in digital marketing.

In case you missed Mashable Connect, the signature conference of the year that takes social media trends and technologies to new levels with some of the industry’s most elite digital players. My favorite part of Mashable Connect was meeting up with Sarah Evans for a quick Social PR pow wow and a chance to meet her “boys” IRL! 🙂 Online or offline, Mashable Connect delivered ground breaking sessions and meet ups like How the Youth are Using Digital to Shape the Future, Why Most Marketers Get Digital Marketing Wrong by Cindy Gallup and Sarah Evans gave the heads up on the Evolution of PR.

If you can’t explain it in 140 characters, your idea is too complicated. #boom #mashcon
— Devin Desjarlais (@ddesjarl) May 4, 2012

Journalism is in transition, content curation rather than content creation. WE need to master this fundamental change in paradigm #mashcon
— Roxanna Samii (@rsamii) May 4, 2012

Everybody has something they’re influential about. Klout wants to help you curate, share, and benefit from that influence. #mashcon
— Social Fresh Live (@socialfreshlive) May 5, 2012

Internet and social media is creating an “Army of Davids” that can take on Goliath and defeat him. – @JoeTrippi #MashCon
— Mashable HQ (@MashableHQ) May 5, 2012

Social is not just a communications vehicle, not just a marketing platform, but a programming vehicle. #mashcon (follow @socialfreshlive)
— Nick Cicero (@nickcicero) May 4, 2012

Phones, tablets and connected devices is the future of our digital lives @petecashmore #mashcon
— epilkington (@epilkington) May 4, 2012

I like this ~> “@mashbusiness: The advertising of the future is not about saying, but doing. Not telling, but being. @cindygallop #mashcon”
— Lisa Ostrikoff(@LisaOstrikoff) May 5, 2012

.@CindyGallop: The future is “competitive collaboration.” Quotes Alan Kay: “In order to predict the future, you have to invent it.” #mashcon
— Mallary Tenore(@mallarytenore) May 5, 2012

“@MashableHQ: “The future is already here, its just not evenly distributed yet.” – @duanebray #mashcon”
— Benigno Piñera (@benignopf) May 6, 2012

The future of journalism: hiring smart journalists who think about the data not just the writing. #mashcon
— Nick Cicero (@nickcicero) May 5, 2012

You need to look at the future of money and look at that in your marketing programs. @cindygallop #mashcon
— Sarah Evans (@prsarahevans) May 5, 2012

You can not do new world order marketing from an old world order place. @cindygallop #mashcon #nutcracker1
— Shelli Whitehurst (@codenamemax) May 4, 2012

The new marketing reality is COMPLETE TRANSPARENCY. via @cindygallop #mashcon
— Sarah Evans (@prsarahevans) May 5, 2012

You can not do new world order marketing from an old world order place. @cindygallop #mashcon #nutcracker1
— Shelli Whitehurst (@codenamemax) May 4, 2012

The real opportunity is in paid content. #mashcon -@msh200 for The Atlantic
— Sarah Evans (@prsarahevans) May 5, 2012

“The next generation of web technology will favor the publishers & creators of content, not middlemen,” @moonalice #MashCon
— Meghan Peters (@petersmeg) May 4, 2012