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Debbie Cerda
Debbie Cerda is an enterprise customer success and business strategy leader with 15+ years of experience across technology and regulated industries. She is a longtime member of Austin Women in Technology and Women Communicators of Austin. Her writing explores the intersection of technology, business, and people, evolving from early coverage of tech news, social media, and entrepreneurship to a focus on leadership and customer success. In her spare time, Debbie serves on the board of Kyle Radio, supporting community-led programming and local storytelling.
Tech News
Want to offer something on a membership basis? MemberMan wants to help
(TECH NEWS) MemberMan is not just a member directory and event calendar, but a robust and streamlined interface that encourages social networking between members.
Opinion Editorials
An inspiring thank you letter all women in tech should read
(OPINION EDITORIAL) "We owe it to ourselves and future generations to disrupt and shift the culture, and create a more inclusive environment."
Social Media
Building badass leads on LinkedIn
(SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS) LinkedIn reported recently that 80 percent of business to business (B2B) leads were through their platform. Here's how to take advantage.
Business Entrepreneur
Hiring for your small business doesn’t have to be such a pain in the butt
(ENTREPRENEUR NEWS) As your business grows, so does the amount of work until you will eventually need to hire staff to support. How do you manage this responsibility while running your business?
Social Media
Now in Beta: PUFF, a Foursquare for marijuana
Self-described as “a Foursquare for weed lovers” where weed lovers can check-in, review and rate cannabis strains, PUFF also claims to be a completely anonymous social network.
Business News
Senate wants to tax your online shopping and Netflix-binge habits #InternetFreedomAct
The intent of the Internet-related legislation is to keep states from enacting new taxes on Internet access. However, the Senate is proposing an Act that would give states the option to tax “remote businesses” i.e. online retailers selling within states’ borders.
Social Media
Making A Murderer update and what it says about how we digest info today
The 10-hour Netflix documentary, "Making A Murderer" has viewers flocking to the web to opine, petition, and mock. Here's where things are today.
Social Media
Twitter considers a new way to make money
Twitter is considering their value and seeking ways to attract more ad dollars - will their latest attempt be their elusive golden goose?