Words of Wisdom for the Class of 2011

May 17, 2011

This post written by Stephanie Fader, Sr. Marketing Manager

This spring millions of students will don caps and gowns and walk in commencement ceremonies around the country. After the graduation parties are over, these high school and college graduates will have their whole lives ahead of them. What do they need to know as they embark on the next chapter in their journey? We posed the following question to our Facebook and Twitter fans to help point these new graduates in the right direction:

“What’s your best piece of advice for this year’s high school and college graduates? What was the best advice you got when you graduated?”

Facebook graduation advice

Our wise and caring community responded with some great advice for the class of 2011. Here are some of their suggestions:

“Don’t give up…n sweat the small stuff. 5 years from now all the things that seem so big won’t matter…”

“It’s a new beginning…enjoy”

“Monitor your social media usage if you want a good job. Employers are on the look-out!”

“You can be what you want to be, just takes a lot of hard work and effort, and always looking forward!”

“Go forth and conquer! U live in the greatest times for doing anything u want, don’t let the naysayers slay u and keep u stuck.” 

“Take a year off and travel…then get a job.” 

“Listen to your elders. I didn’t upon graduation, but did later in life.”

“Stay focused on UR goals! Don’t let anything or anyone stop U!”

And on the lighter side…

“Remember to smile on grad day. Everyone takes photos and you want to look good.”

“Stay in school as long as possible. School is wonderful. Work sucks.” 

“Keep the photos clean.”

Want to be part of the conversation? Join our engaged Facebook and Twitter communities as we discuss everything from the best party you’ve ever attended to your most embarrassing party moments! Become a fan on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.


3 Reasons to Follow @Punchbowl on Twitter

August 5, 2010

This post written by Stephanie Fader, Marketing & PR Manager

MyPunchbowl has been on Twitter for some time now. We use it to check-in with users and get feedback, share party ideas and advice, and keep our followers updated about company news and information. If you’re not already following @Punchbowl on Twitter, here are a few good reasons why you should start:

Punchbowl twitter page

  1. You will get updated on our daily Reasons to Celebrate! These fun, quirky holidays are completely real—we didn’t make them up—and they make for great retweets if you’re at a loss for things to share with your own followers on any given day.
  2. If you ask a question, you will get a response. People regularly contact us through Twitter to ask for ideas for a theme party or to find recipes for a cookout. We also get customer support questions via Twitter. We are always happy to answer any of your questions about MyPunchbowl or start to finish party planning.
  3. We always post our contests and giveaways on Twitter. Follow us to stay on top of the most up to date information about special offers and promotions.

You never know what other interesting tidbits we’ll share. To find out, sign up and follow @Punchbowl on Twitter!