The Myth of the Social Media “it” Book
“One size fits all” is an idea whose time has come and gone.
“One size fits all” is an idea whose time has come and gone.
Social Media in the Real World: Successful Applications of Social Media Strategies is a course I am teaching at San Francisco State University: College of Extended Learning starting at May 2nd. To describe the course, I ask the central question: How do established companies in business-to-business, business-to-consumer and non-profit areas use social media to build [...]
This is a guest post by Cassandra Phillipps, an event producer for the Bay Area startup community. She produces FailCon, co-produces Girls in Tech Catalyst Conference, and production manages SF Beta, SF MusicTech Summit and Finance4Founders. She also keeps a blog on upcoming startup events and event advice at webwallflower.com You can follow her on [...]
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[Editor's note: This post and podcast originally produced for Eastwick Communications here...] Back in September 2008, I attended BlogWorld Expo and on the panel of my first session was Mario Sundar. He spoke about the value of corporate blogging and, during the Q&A, I challenged him with a few real-world examples that were challenging me. [...]
[Editor's note: This post and podcast originally produced for Eastwick Communications here...] As followers of this blog, and Eastwick in general, are well aware, we are all about influence. I remember one of the first business examples told to me in grammar school was the success of McDonalds in their early days, targeting ads at [...]
So, as you know from my post last week, I attended a fab Social Media Club event. It was fab in every except that I was left a little annoyed. I guess I’ve allowed this to fester into a full-blown annoyance. Everyone seems to use media examples to discuss social media success. Hello?
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