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Drive for Show, Putt for Dough – a Lesson for Enterprise 2.0 Platforms

Social Media Strategery

implementation – be it a wiki, a blogging platform, discussion forums, microblogging, or Sharepoint – fail miserably because they forgot to focus on the fundamentals. vendor out there offers a similar set of features – blogging, microblogging, wiki functionality, profiles, tagging, search, etc.

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The KISS Method For Determining Social Media ROI

SocMed Sean

To avoid the loss of employee knowledge, you can leverage social media by creating an internal platform where your subject matter experts can share their knowledge, thus preserving it for organizational use. Wikis, idea networks, blogs, and social Intranets are a great tools that can be used to encourage employees to share what they know.

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The Many Roles of an Internal Community Manager

Social Media Strategery

Ombudsman – When the community starts complaining about the speed, reliability, or accessibility of the platform, you need to be the one to bring up those concerns with the developers and push to get these issues fixed. It’s very much like trying to teach someone to use a wiki for collaboration instead of using email.

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Enterprise 2.0 Success is About the Players, Not the Field

Social Media Strategery

platform behind your firewall doesn’t mean your employees will suddenly learn to collaborate with one another. Over the last few years, I’ve seen dozens of failed wikis, blogs, microblog platforms, forums, and idea management deployments, and I’m sure I’ll see many more. or Social Business software.

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A Community of Practice Is More Than a Website

Social Media Strategery

Over the last year or so, the term communities of practice has entered the social media buzzword lexicon along with virtual collaboration, engagement, platforms, and Enterprise 2.0. Nowhere in the definition above does it mention the words website , wiki, blog, or social network. A website has paid developers who add new features.

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Ross Mayfield's Weblog: Elevating the Enterprise 2.0 Conversation

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Its time to elevate the conversation beyond features (wiki, blog, RSS, social networking, etc.), James Seng on Wiki Universal Edit Button. Mark on Wiki Universal Edit Button. weblivz on Wiki Universal Edit Button. Zbigniew Lukasiak on Wiki + Spreadsheet = SocialCalc. Wiki Universal Edit Button.

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How My Creator Startup Made 4-Figures in 5 Months While Working a 9 to 5

Buffer Social

Focus on evergreen and owned platforms Most creators default to publishing content on social media platforms first. Not to mention, you’ll always be at the mercy of these centralized platforms. I also start digital PR on platforms like HARO (Help a Reporter Out), Help a B2B Writer and Terkel to build more brand authority.

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