All Posts by relationship economy Keyword

Filter: Recent | Past 30 days | All Dates
View: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7  >
Filter: Recent | Past 30 days | All Dates
View: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7  >
avatar
+2 4 votes

Is It What or How You Say It?

by JDeragon on 11/02/2008 04:51   0 comments , 623 views
Categories: Strategy, Public Relations, Marketing
Tags: relationship economy, socialmediatoday, chris brogan
Chris Brogan’s personality and character consistently comes across through the tone of his messages. He has humility and never claims to be anymore than a “dude”. Chris is ranked #8 in Ad Age Power 150, consistently gets massive traffic and comments to his post and is followed by tens of thousands of people monthly. Chris rarely claims to be right about anything rather he simply provides some perspectives and insights in the form of conversa... read more >>
avatar
0 0 votes

How to Start a Movement in 7 Easy Steps

by Nathan McGee on 08/28/2008 17:19   1 comment , 5239 views
Categories: Media 2.0, Communities, Video, Public Relations, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, socialmediatoday, conversational marketing, socialutions(tm), online grassroots campaigns
“You say you want a revolution Well, you know We all want to change the world” - The Beatles In this day, people really have a lot of power. The Internet has been the great equalizer with social movements and grassroots campaigns gathering lightning speed in just a few clicks. Social networks and utilizing social media marketing can [...] read more >>
avatar
+1 1 vote

Are We Ready for Web 3.0?

by JDeragon on 08/28/2008 04:42   0 comments , 618 views
Categories: Surveys & Research, Strategy, Public Relations, Social Software, Marketing, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, socialmediatoday, web 3.0, kobza, smart web
Summary of “When Commanding the Stage Means Passing the Mic” by Kim Kobza, CEO of Neighborhood America While the Smart Web undeniably promises significant advances in productivity and revenue opportunities, like all change it also brings about predictable barriers. Perception of high change cost and organizational reengineering We rely heavily on organizational charts with well-defined roles, [...] read more >>
avatar
0 0 votes

Is Value Derived From Operators or Users?

by JDeragon on 08/20/2008 08:46   0 comments , 601 views
Categories: Surveys & Research, Strategy, Media 2.0, Politics, Public Relations, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, social networks, social media, socialutions, social consultants, business week
Today, business people have to turn the old rules inside out, upside down, and backwards not only to succeed, but to survive!

The rules of business are changing, the new rules are unconventional. The social web removes all barriers to entry, provides technological mediums at a fraction of historical cost, enables people to work from anywhere at anytime and connects everyone to everything globally, including your customers.

The real sources...

read more >>
avatar
+1 1 vote

Will Your Business Opt In?

by JDeragon on 08/10/2008 05:03   0 comments , 972 views
Categories: Surveys & Research, Strategy, Public Relations, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, social networks, social media, socialutions(tm), social consultants, www.socialmediatoday.com, http://www.socialmediatoday.com, http://www.socialmediatoday.tv, socialmeidatoday

Business Uses of Social Technologies

While their use is still largely limited to less-than-mission-critical purposes, online social networking services are becoming more popular for business purposes.

Much of the current emphasis seems to focus on limited application to businesses systemically rather approaches seem to be limited to “silos” of thinking related to recruitment and branding.

Businesses may be missing a larger picture of value yet to be tapped and maybe even yet t.... read more >>

avatar
+1 1 vote

What Is Your Standard?

by JDeragon on 07/30/2008 05:18   0 comments , 778 views
Categories: Surveys & Research, Strategy, Media 2.0, Politics, Public Relations, Social Software, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, social networks, social media, socialutions, social consultants

A standard is usually a product, process, system, or technical standard that has achieved status informally by public acceptance (consensus of crowds), market forces (such as the market of conversations), and has persisted and developed over time by practice and acceptance.

In social sciences...

read more >>
avatar
+2 2 votes

Are Answers In The Questions?

by JDeragon on 07/28/2008 10:42   0 comments , 626 views
Categories: Surveys & Research, Strategy, Media 2.0, Politics, Public Relations, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, social networks, social media, socialutions, social consultants

Business leaders are faced with daily decisions whose outcomes impact both short and long term results. Constantly trying to balance both results a business leaders has to justify which result, short or long term, becomes the most important factor in their decisions.

It becomes difficult to focus on long term when the environment is demanding changes today. Changes demanded by markets that want your attention to ... read more >>

avatar
+1 1 vote

What Will Make You Stick?

by JDeragon on 07/27/2008 10:54   0 comments , 686 views
Categories: Advertising, Media 2.0, Politics, Public Relations, Social Software, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, social media, social commerce, socialutions, stickiness

Social network operators are constantly trying to add “stickiness” to their networks aimed at bring users back frequently. They understand the bell curve of user knowledge, experience and understanding or lack of understanding.

Vying for our attention, and those of our friends, they strategize on partnerships, new technology, content and marketing tactics to create the differential that they think will create user stickness..

It kind of remin... read more >>

avatar
+4 8 votes

1 Out of Over 100 Million?

by JDeragon on 07/25/2008 07:10   0 comments , 874 views
Categories: Surveys & Research, Strategy, Media 2.0, Politics, Communities, Video, Marketing, Blogging, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, social networks, social media, social media today, socialmediatoday, socialutions, social consultants, http://www.socialmediatoday, www.socialmediatoday

The number of blogs on the net now exceeds 100 million and growing. Blogs have become the new media of expression by individuals and institutions throughout the world.

Bloggers like to see increased traffic, comment ratios and links over time. These points of reference suggest that just maybe what one is writing about has relevance to an audience that gets something from the effort.

Bloggers get rewarded from their work not from economic r...

read more >>
avatar
+2 2 votes

If You Don't, Will You Survive?

by JDeragon on 07/24/2008 07:04   0 comments , 710 views
Categories: Strategy, Public Relations, Social Software, Marketing, Social Networks
Tags: relationship economy, socialutions (tm)
If you think the wave of social technology adoption has been high just wait a little longer. Business leaders, academia and old Media are now coming around to the recognition that all this “social stuff” is becoming a requirement for business leaders or they may not survive.

Major media publications are writing about the impact of blogs, social networks, social media and all the related buzz words around all this “social stuff”. Academi...

read more >>
Clicky Web Analytics