Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 5, 2011
This is a guest post from Jon Gordon. These are uncertain times for a lot of people and organizations. Unfortunately, uncertainty creates what I call a VOID and my theory is that where there is a VOID, negativity will fill it. In my work with people and organizations, I’ve found that when there is a void of clear and positive communication, people start to assume the worst and act accordingly.
Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 27, 2011
Last week my friend Janet Aronica passed me along to this new plugin created by her company, Shareaholic to map out the top posts from your blog. While you can find this out from running queries on Google Analytics, the tool doesn’t make shiny graphs for you, so I decided to check it out and below is their analisis of the top posts on this blog in 2011.
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Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 12, 2011
Over the course of the year, I have had many great conversations on Twitter. When I come across a Tweet that makes me smile, laugh or think hard, I tend to favorite them and go back and reread them from time to time. The slideshow below contains my top 50 Tweets of 2011. Top tweets.
Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 28, 2011
So this is it, Week 17 of the NFL season. Most fans know whether or not their team will be headed to the post season, there are still two spots up for grabs in the AFC and one in the NFC (Full NFL playoff scenarios ) – so fans will have something to watch for. While many folks watch the games to route on their teams, many enter weekly pick ‘em pools to see who can correctly pick the most wins over the 17 week season.
Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 6, 2011
Address Is Approximate from The Theory on Vimeo. This post contains video, please click here if you are having trouble viewing. Perception is reality no matter how odd it may be. Thanks to Daniel Agee for sharing this video with me a whiles back.
Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 21, 2011
With 15 weeks in the books for the 2011 NFL season, Christmas will offer some franchises the gifts of the playoffs, while others will be given the gift of a high draft pick and an extended offseason. Like many fans, I participate in picking games, albeit to mixed results. On most years, I pick games using football stats, but this year I decided to let social media pick the winners for me.
Jeff Esposito
DECEMBER 1, 2011
Welcome to this week’s edition of Espo’s NFL Picks for the 2011 season. Instead of picking games on who has hotter cheerleaders, my gut or by throwing a dart at the list of games I am picking this season’s winners by using a series of social media metrics with the buzz generated by fans using Lithium’s Social Media Monitoring. The full list of metrics and formulas can be found in this post.
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