(Above Graphic: Sean’s suggests that word of mouth will travel through networks at different speeds, and with different accuracy depending on the network. He lists many attributes that will impact the speed of sharing) Sean O’Driscoll, who did a fantastic job, who has extensive experience … Continue readingNotes from Sean O’Driscoll’s Webinar on Social Media and Communities hosted by SAP Salon
New to reading me and want a hundred word summary? Sam Lawrence of Jive Software has compiled tag clouds of 10 bloggers he reads and has done a quick and dirty analysis of what we frequently talk about. What’s a tag cloud? It’s a collection … Continue readingWhat’s on my mind?
I’m starting a new series, called Social Media Frequently Asked Questions. It’s a collection of the top asked questions I hear over and over. I’m putting them here on my blog is a great place to help everyone quickly get educated, convince their boss, or … Continue readingSocial Media FAQ #3: How Do I Measure ROI?
The job of a Marketer is to connect products with customers. While it’s often native for marketers to know their products, they often fail at truly understanding their customers. Today, customers are much more than just recipients of messages, they create their own messages, share … Continue readingDemographics, Psychographics, and Technographics
Edward Sussman, the President of Mansueto Digital and built the new FastCompany.com has responded to my analysis. He’s done a great job addressing the many points I made, and has responded both on my blog and on his site, where I cross posted. He’s shared … Continue readingInnovation Watch: Fast Company Reports On Community Efforts
I advise some of the top brands in the world about how to use social media tools to connect with customers. While many are getting it right, many will get it wrong –with great embarrassment to their brand, and personal careers. Shel Israel write a … Continue readingThe 3 “Impossible” Conversations for Corporations
Etsy created this “electronic press release” to show how hand made products are created, shared, sold, and discussed on their community site. All of the products are hand made and are unique, unlike the mass produced commercial products are sold. Think back a few years, … Continue readingEtsy, eCommerce With a Focus On The Unique
With the success of the Twitterbowl experiment (read the premise or view results) a few weeks ago, the Twitter community is self-organizing to make TV a participatory sport. How? Those on Twitter can comment, discuss, praise or criticize the stars, their outfits, and their self-important … Continue readingTV is Participatory: Live Tweeting the Academy Awards
Fedora and Data Portability Logos, too similar for comfort. (image via Techcrunch) Turning over the logo creation to your community For a few years now, we’ve been saying that the brand is really owned by your customers, not your MarCom brand police team. Today, we’re … Continue readingCrowd Sourcing your Brand: How the Data Portability Group leans on the Community to design, vote and reward it’s new logo
Seems like everything is picking up, there are more conferences, workshops, and webinars appearing at –the space is booming. Everyone has questions about social networks, and there’s a lot of interest around widgets and the promise of OpenSocial. Here’s where you can find me in … Continue readingWhere to find me in March
