Social Media Café, London

I spent the morning at the Social Media Café, held in the upstairs room of the [Coach & Horses](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Coach_and_Horses,_Greek_Street,_Soho,_London) in Soho (yes, [that](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeffrey_Bernard) Coach & Horses)

I was, in a word, packed. I got to catch up with some old friends, and meet some new ones, but there were so many people networking in that small room that any idea of it being a co-working session disappeared out of the window fairly swiftly. And that’s no bad thing. The social media space is packed with people who work alone – either because they’re freelancers, or because they’re isolated within a large business. The chance to catch up with like-minded folk, share gossip and swap ideas is invaluable. 

An absolutely wonderful way to spend the best part of a day. But I’ll leave the final word to the organiser, [Lloyd](http://www.perfectpath.co.uk/) (and a special guest star):