While working on a community strategy presentation last week, I created a slide titled, “2010 — the ‘tion year.” You know — as in…organizaTION, integraTION and proliferaTION. It was my attempt to tie together and simplify the disparate activities that are going to clutter social media and community strategies in 2010.
2010 is a pivotal year [...]
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2010 – the ‘tion year for community & social media
December 30th, 2009
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Community does NOT need a Kitchen Sink
December 17th, 2009
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Let’s face it.
If you are an enterprise with a traditional website, your community is probably now the most trafficked section – especially if you are doing any support or product idea sharing. It is going to be very tempting to add a bunch of “stuff” to your community just to get it some exposure by [...]
What were YOU doing two Thursdays ago? It’s tied to your social media success.
November 10th, 2009
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Before getting to how this post relates to success or failure in social media, I have to set a bit of context.
Self-inflicted memory loss – seriously?
You see, I have a good friend who amazes me. He remembers the most specific details about all the people in his life. He can rattle off birth dates, phone [...]
Define yourself
October 27th, 2009
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There are so many things that define us. Your job might define you. Your family situation might define you. Your upbringing and/or childhood might define you. Your financial situation, your health, your appearance, your propensity to give and care about others…the list goes on and on.
Social media forces definition — and a very public definition, [...]
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Blogging with my nine-year old
October 26th, 2009
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It’s amazing the varying degrees of shock and disbelief I see/hear from people when I tell them that my nine-year old son wanted a website and we agreed. It was not a decision that my husband and I entered into lightly. Nor is it one that our son is undertaking alone. He’s learning to blog, [...]
