Published in July 10th, 2008
Over on the Marketing 2.0 blog I’m writing with some awesome people! Paul Dunay shared a survey that he did on reputation management. The community manager is the voice of the company and responsible for responding quickly.
Here are my responses to specific ones in regard to community building. Definitely check out Paul’s survey & get [...]
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Published in July 6th, 2008
Today I’m sending you to my guest post on Darren Rowse’s blog, Problogger.net.
When Darren asked for a guest post we chatted about what the topic should be.
He suggested ‘Taking your Blog to a Community’ which is a broad canvas. I wrote a compilation of ideas for extending awareness of your blog or site to [...]
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Published in July 4th, 2008
Is that enough to make your head spin? Microblogging abounds…Networking is important but work needs to get done. So let’s take the pain out of this & get it into perspective because you can not be everywhere all the time!
Here’s a quick overview in case you’re wondering where to turn & what to do. [...]
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Published in July 4th, 2008
Today Chris Brogan’s post struck a chord with me: working remotely & your personal brand. He pointed to some good articles by Shel Israel & Steve Rubel about working remotely. Seth Godin started one of his chapters in Meatball Sundae with this (and I LOVE quoting it):
Outsourcing: It’s not just possible to find someone to [...]
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Published in July 3rd, 2008
Having a Community Manager is in vogue now. But it’s more important than that. I think it’s imperative if your business model is centered on the net.
The big question is what does this role look like & what influence will they have on your organization? What are your goals? Are they a part of [...]
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Published in July 2nd, 2008
Steve Rubel posed some great questions on his blog. He used the analogy of owning a house vs renting in regard to blogging on your own domain or spending time on microblogging sites such as twitter, friendfeed, etc?
His questions are:
Where should we invest our time and sweat equity online? Will people continue to build equity [...]
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Published in June 30th, 2008
Over the past months I’ve been answering questions, connecting people to resources & mentoring people. I love it & it’s really gratifying! But for some time I’ve felt that I could do more if I had people learning with each other in a focused situation. So many focus on the technology but we know that [...]
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Published in June 28th, 2008
We all have to laugh at ourselves once in awhile. I do my share of it all the time. And I do tend toward the serious side here. So I’ll share this (it’s the easiest way to explain to my sister what happened too). The rest of you can laugh along, ok?!
First of all, [...]
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Published in June 26th, 2008
Have you met Shashi Bellamkonda? If you have crossed paths with him you’ll know it because I think he’s more of a proponent of social media than I am! And he’s one heck of a nice guy, too. We know him as @shashib on Twitter (a definite must follow). Last fall he connected with me [...]
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Published in June 22nd, 2008
My friend Shashi blogged about Jeremiah Owyang listing Community Managers at larger companies. He linked to Mario Sundar’s post which linked to Sean Moffit’s list. Can you feel it? there’s a whole lot of linking going on.
So in my librarian style - I feel the need to do the following:
simplify it - leave it to [...]
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