Social Media Strategery
JUNE 25, 2010
When was the last time: Image courtesy of Flickr user Search Engine People Blog Someone spent their own money to purchase promotional items to help build awareness and get more people to participate? Sat, Jun 26, 2010 Enterprise 2.0 This post originally appeared on AIIM’s Enterprise 2.0 Community Blog. The Whole. : The Whole.
Social Media Strategery
AUGUST 26, 2010
Your approach here is one attempt to answer my question, “where is the value in social media for the plumber/accountant/engineer/production worker/waitress etc. The programmer’s comment is right on, however with a point of argument that you and I have had for years. is, But They Do Need to Experience It Six Villains of Gov 2.0
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Social Media Strategery
SEPTEMBER 20, 2008
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Social Media Strategery
FEBRUARY 9, 2010
This problem defied engineers for years until a man named John Davis, who had no experience in the oil industry, solved it. To finish this cleanup job, you’d have to clear an area the size of Walt Disney World Resort every week for about five years. is, But They Do Need to Experience It Six Villains of Gov 2.0 The Whole. : The Whole.
Social Media Strategery
JANUARY 7, 2010
What drives readership is a slowly building witches’ brew of search engine exposure, awareness within your target community, subscriptions to your feed, etc. What drives readership is a slowly building witches’ brew of search engine exposure, awareness within your target community, subscriptions to your feed, etc.
Social Media Strategery
FEBRUARY 3, 2010
A problem, at least from an engineering perspective, is generally something that must be solved to make something work. A problem, at least from an engineering perspective, is generally something that must be solved to make something work. Failure to solve the problem is failure. Failure to solve the problem is failure. The Whole. :
Social Media Strategery
MARCH 23, 2010
Also, it’s interesting to think of social media as an engine for paradigm shifts and not just another tool- maybe the communal buy-in, many-owners ethos of SM will permeate other aspects of business. link] Tariq West Great insight you have here, the difference between ownership and control is not drawn out often enough. The Whole. :
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