Company Lijit Social Networking Workshop 
Almost Savvy
NOVEMBER 23, 2009
Nametags are awkwardly enormous as they include name, company, website and Twitter @username. Related articles which may interest you: Social Networking Friends vs. Real Life Friends Ready for Yet Another Social Platform? Hint: When the nametag impairs my ability to sit comfortably, it may just a tad too large.)
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
MARCH 4, 2010
Now known as the “social media hotel&# of NYC, Roger Smith is attracting a really incredible bunch of people who have raved about the ambiance and the company’s approachability online. While I haven’t really gone for a night on the town, social media has given me a taste of what I’m missing.
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Convince & Convert
FEBRUARY 24, 2010
because through social media, customers are praising and criticizing companies in public in a way that requires marketing to triage and respond. All of this is happening to companies (maybe yours) every minute of every day. If a consumer emails a company, we’ve trained them to expect a response in a day or so.
Convince & Convert
APRIL 1, 2010
In a world where company employees from Legos reward their most die hard fans by engaging with them in their online communities, what better vertical to do something similar than with professional sports? I must have used the Edelman WalMart 'flog' example 20 times in pitches and workshops! As always – great piece Jay.
Almost Savvy
AUGUST 29, 2008
Mix up the person interested in a job with your company with the one you promised to connect with your real estate agent Some of us have perfect recall and can keep the details of who said what and to whom we offered to introduce them to a famous colleague ? And the unsolicited email newsletters will only put your company in a bad light.
Almost Savvy
AUGUST 29, 2008
Mix up the person interested in a job with your company with the one you promised to connect with your real estate agent Some of us have perfect recall and can keep the details of who said what and to whom we offered to introduce them to a famous colleague ? And the unsolicited email newsletters will only put your company in a bad light.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
FEBRUARY 23, 2010
I’d much rather pay homage to this promotional products company. When I do workshops with professional media people about blogging, I use many of these, although the language is a little different. The viability of the medium really depends on humanizing the company. I highly recommend rushIMPRINT.
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