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Social Business by Design

July 3rd, 2010 · No Comments · Collaboration, Corporate Culture (or not), Marketing and Branding, Presentation Goodness, Social Media

The inimitable David Armano gave a great presentation on “social media” and it’s integration into businesses at the Social Fresh Conference. It is, in David’s usual style, extremely insightful and packed with valuable information. I particularly think the portions of the presentation that deal with organizational culture are really key to the ultimate success or [...]

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Social Media is Not a Fad, It’s a Revolution!

June 19th, 2010 · 4 Comments · Presentation Goodness, Social Media

For all the skeptics out there who believe social media is just a fad, you need to watch this video. Not only is the presentation style amazing, but the statistics presented here about social media usage are absolutely staggering. For all of you folks in the C-Suite who still don’t believe there is a good [...]

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Following Jake: The Awesome Adventures of Garmin’s Blogger (and Tweeter!)

June 7th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Guest Posts, Social Media

Sometime back in during the Tour of California, I was doing a lot of blogging and Tweeting about the cycling world and social media. That’s when I found and followed one of the best “corporate” Tweeters and bloggers out there. If you’re on Twitter, you might know him as @JakesJournal. His real name is Jake [...]

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Social Media Marketers: Please take your tongue out of my mouth!

May 4th, 2010 · 2 Comments · Marketing and Branding, Social Media

How many emails have you received that start this way: “Hello, My name is Van Curtis. I work as an international auditor for the Delta Lloyd Bank (ALM) Asset Liability Managerial department monitoring five branches including Singapore, Belgium and Netherlands. I have taken pains to find your contact through personal endeavors which I may explain [...]

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