While the title invites a predicted round of wordplay, I will spare you the attempts at low hanging witticisms. During this past summer, I was in the throes of promoting my current book and writing my next title (which I won’t officially announce until January 2010.) As I was deep in the zero hour, I was [...] Full story...
Following a special and unforgettable debut at SXSW Interactive, I’m excited and thankful to announce that Engage! is available at bookstores near you.
When you invest so much into something that you believe will change the way people think, you can’t wait to tell the world…such is true for my latest book, Engage!
This book is written for you…
It helps champions, decision makers, and executives understand the impact and potential of new media and how, when, where to integrate [.
Social networks share a common ingredient in design and intent, the connection of people and the facilitation of conversations, sharing, and discovery.
What follows is the complete version of my recent post on Mashable, “Why Brands are Becoming Media.
Perhaps the most difficult aspects of Social Media to embrace are the changes in our behavior and overall philosophy it necessitates in order to earn relevance and ultimately prominence in consumer hearts, minds, and markets.
As we’ve learned time and time again, there is no “I” in team. Instead of focusing exclusively on “what’s in it for me,” we’re encouraged to contribute to the greater collective of groups in order to accomplish wonderful things – those usually unattainable by any one person.
In the grand scheme of things, this news seems a bit insignificant in light of other current events However, it is significant in the world of Social Media.
Faceboook recently overtook Yahoo as the second most visited site in the United States. And in doing so, Facebook along with other social networks set the stage for a confluence of social and search that fundamentally changes who we, as a society, discover and share information, and in turn, where our attention is directed and [.
What follows is the unedited version of my latest post at AllThingsDigital…
The Altimeter Group today released a new report on Social CRM and while analysts release reports all the time, this is different.
The convention for creating financial opportunities is evolving and changing the way we seed prospects, promote our expertise and prowess, and connect with those who can help us learn and advance through the facilitation of strategic and mutually beneficial alliances.