Earlier this week, I published my findings from the survey to find out who reads the web strategy blog (part 1/3). Now that we have a good sense of who’s in the community, let’s see how you use me. By the way, I’m extremely happy … Continue readingHow You Use Me: Web Strategy Results 2/3
Twitter has been down quite a bit, in fact, according to royal pingdom, they’re the social network that has been down the most over Q1, 2008. Most suggest it’s due to the lack of ability to scale, and as more and more users come, and … Continue readingBefore you breakup with Twitter…
Before I went on vacation, I asked you to provide me with raw, real feedback about this blog. 88 of you did, and I learned a lot, the highlights include: High Level Summary Overall, the readers of this blog are above satisfied with the blog, … Continue readingWeb Strategy Survey Results Now Available
I’m having lunch with the CEO of Compete Scott Ernst, after speaking at his client event, we’re kidding each other about who’s blog is better, in fact there’s been two rankings about it, Ad age and we’re at a photo finish over at technobabble, . … Continue readingWhat do you think Compete does?
Left: Results from a survey: “How do you consume the content on Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang?” Well, that’s an understatement really. The readers of this blog are collectively smarter than any author, and I recognize that. If you’ve been reading me for a while, … Continue readingYou’re smarter I am, so don’t forget to read the comments
Embrace your Customers At Forrester, we use the term Embracing as a social strategy where customers and employees work together using social tools to build next-generation products. Quite a change for the strong headed product manager, who now has to set the roadmap, while in … Continue readingBuild your own “IdeaStorm” with UserVoice
Apparently, Sam is sending me back to school. Sam Lawrence, CMO of Jive Software is one of our customers, and he’s reviewed the service that he’s received from Forrester and another analyst firm. One of scored a “C-“, and the other scored a “B”, read … Continue readingThe Benefits of Blogs: Feedback (Why Sam is sending me back to school)
I’m very conscious about listening to my community, it’s one of the practices I suggest to my clients, so I’d better eat my own dogfood. A few days ago, I asked you what you thought about my Twitter usage. Here’s the results, I took some … Continue readingFeedback on my Twitter Usage –I listened
I’ve been meeting a lot of folks that are readers of this Web Strategy blog here at SXSW. It’s overwhelmingly an amazing feeling to know that folks are improving their careers by learning, connecting with others, and finding links to other resources. Beyond the initial … Continue readingMeeting the Web Strategy Readers
On my twitter profile page, I have a link to a post that indicates how I use Twitter. I try to be forthcoming on what to expect. It’s also no secret that I tweet links to just about anything I think is interesting, add anyone … Continue readingGetting mixed signals about my Twitter Usage: Tell me what you think
