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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY SEPTEMBER 14, 2011 10 Stupid Things Smart People Do Doing number 1 with comments on others blog post on subject matters they believe in. There’s nothing wrong with being smart. Being smart is almost always preferable to being stupid yet too many times smart people do stupid things. When they do I often ask myself why. am not the smartest person on the block yet I am surrounded by smart people. 10 Stupid Things Smart People Do. What say you? | THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY DECEMBER 12, 2011 What Does Influence Return? Theo Papadakis wrote a post which first appeared in the 2nd Online Customer Engagement Survey Report, and his ending comment states “ The first questions for would be customer-engagers should not be “what technology should we deploy?”, The social web is creating a reversal in the process of managing customers. These conversations are creating “ social markers ” on brands. | | | | | | | THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY SEPTEMBER 30, 2010 Social Tactics: Make It A Game You comment on other people’s content because you think your comments are worthy of expression and “bet it may be worthy of reading. Marketers will spend over $350 billion advertising on the web this year “betting that they will reach the intended market of buyers. Betting is a game, sometimes you win and most of the time you lose. What Game Are We Playing? | THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY DECEMBER 9, 2010 Don’t Interrupt Our Conversations! The real advertisements are consumer reviews and comments which attract more consumers than the traditional advertisements. I was having lunch with a client and our waiter kept coming over and interrupting the conversation asking if we needed anything. Not just in the beginning of our meal but all throughout our meal. Advertisements Are An Interruption. So where are the budgets going? | THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY APRIL 5, 2011 Ruined By Ranking In the world of “blogging each post can be given a vote indicating either favorable or unfavorable or most read or most commented by the readers. Bloggers generally seek to attract and engage their audience and measure their success by traffic and percent of comments made on post. Those post with both the most traffic or highest rating usually draw the most attention, rank. | THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY JUNE 27, 2011 Why Are VC’s Chasing Social? Care to comment? Ever wonder just how much money is being poured into all things social? Besides wondering how much ever wonder why? In a Mediapost article by Erik Sass he reports: Private equity and venture capital firms have been pouring cash into social networks like it was their job. billion in social networks. Turning to other categories, SMI tallied $65.6 Money follows money. | | | | | | | | | -
THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY | SUNDAY, JULY 24, 2011 Tactical Social Games You comment on other people’s content because you think your comments are worthy of expression and “bet it may be worthy of reading. Marketers will spend over $350 billion advertising on the web this year “betting that they will reach the intended market of buyers. Advertisers create slick campaigns “betting that they will get the markets attention to their offering. Betting is a game, sometimes you win and most of the time you lose. What Game Are We Playing? Think about this. Why do you publish content and engage in conversations? What Are The Odds? MORE >> -
THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY | TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2011 The Value Game Cracks the Monetization Paradox Social Media Gurus who make these connections will blog, comment, and promote their ability to match power surplus to power deficit. Winning The Game: After a short while, Google will start pushing the old search results of the HNWI farther and farther down the page as the tweets, comments, and blog posts accumulate. The Value Game is becoming increasingly generalized as more entrepreneurs seek to learn how to apply it to new economic realities. The first company to launch is Social Flights. The Ingenesist Project is deploying several more applications of The Value Game. MORE >> -
THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY | MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 2011 “Circles” of Knowledge Every time we “tweet , comment or write a post the context of what we share is also a reflection of our “knowledge circle. Google Plus has gotten lots of attention lately with much of the commentary focused around the “circles feature. Now comes the collaborative dialog of how best to set up and use circles. However most of the suggestions are simply copying old organization models. We must begin to ask what and why are we collecting, organizing and connecting people and content. We all have profiles of ourselves everywhere. Circles of Knowledge. MORE >> -
THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 2011 And Your Social Bet Is? You comment on other people’s content because you think your comments are worthy of expression and “bet it may be worthy of reading. Marketers will spend over $350 billion advertising on the web this year “betting that they will reach the intended market of buyers. Advertisers create slick campaigns “betting that they will get the markets attention to their offering. When we say “betting we usual think in terms of gambling. Over $800 Billion annual is spent on legal and illegal gambling in the U.S. alone. What Do You Bet? Think about this. MORE >> -
THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2012 HR’s Social Conundrum The spouse is posting derogatory comments about others on the “wall” The spouse is posting risque pictures on their, and thus their spouses Facebook “wall” It is less likely that such findings would appear on the HR Directors LinkedIn account but very likely to appear publicly on Facebook. Do you know what the HR personnel and their families are doing online? If you don’t should you know? Knowing may create a conundrum. Lets say you are seeking new employment or contract positions. The Social Conundrum. conundrum is an intricate and difficult problem. MORE >> -
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