Let’s see … is social media about conversions, traffic, click though rates and sales; or is it more along the lines of conversations, authenticity, transparancy and building a sense of community? I guess it really depends on who you ask. My colleague at Intel, Bob Duffy, who works on my team came up with this […]
It’s a pretty accepted fact that finding ways to do more business or get more referrals from your existing customers is a smart way to build a business. But as the din of noisy demands captures your attention it’s easy to forget all about those existing customers until they pick-up the phone and reorder. I […]
This slide most likely produces moans and groans when I display it in front of my fellow techies. I have to show it, though. There have been very discreet movements on the web in the past. We had Web 0.0 which was basically text and bulletin boards. Remember those days? […]
There are a few additional photos from Web 2.0 Expo that I wanted to share and so I took some creative license with the timing of some of the events to tell the story of a typical conference day. The first day of a conference for me typically starts out with registration: A stop […]
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Some of those who are already registered to attend Internet World 2008. Continue to read more…
Did you miss this week’s TeleSeminar on How to Reach Your 2008 small business marketing goals? While we had over 200 people on the call from Spain, Australia, New Jersey, and all over, not everybody could join the call. In fact I’ve gotten tons of emails from people who couldn’t make it and wanted […]
Diva Marketing Talks is a live, internet radio show. 30-minutes. 2-guests. 1-topic about social media marketing. Why? To help you understand how to participate in the “new” conversation without getting blown-up. Miss today’s show? You can pick it up as a podcast or listen on your computer. Today’s Diva Marketing Talks with Mary Clare Hunt […]
Recession, downturn, slump, sluggishness, call the economy what you will, but “boom” isn’t in the vocabulary. This week is Web 2.0 in San Francisco, and CNET’s Social Blogger Caroline McCarthy observes the confusion at the conference over how the internetizens are weathering the storm. Unlike the last slump in 2001-2002, the Internet […]
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