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On Politicians Trying to Control What Is Said Online
Totally agree! A good lesson business leaders can use, too.
On How to Make Your Content Go Viral
Ha! You're exactly right. Thanks for sharing, Warren!
On Measuring Results at the Enterprise Level
If you can do that AND make it measurable to cold, hard cash, I will tell everyone about you.
On Measuring Results at the Enterprise Level
Hey Tammy! I think people are happy with individual tools, like yours. But not the companies who say they do it all. We definitely see the value in MarketMeSuite, but it's only one tool in measuring effectiveness. You still have to use web analytics, a content management system, and a customer relationship management software in order to measure ROI, as it relates to dollars and cents.
On Politicians Trying to Control What Is Said Online
I'm seriously thinking about! I'm calling it the Moron Awards, though. Not as PC.
On Politicians Trying to Control What Is Said Online
There really should be a Hall of (Moronic) Fame!
On Get Your Blue Key In Support of World Refugee Day
It's a pretty important conversation to keep alive. We all rush to help emergency victims, but the more "grassroots" (for lack of a better term) victims need help, too. Thanks for the additional information on where we can get involved.
On Building Your Online Community
I LOVE this comment Nick for two reasons: You quoted John W. Nordstrom, but mostly because I was having this very debate with Mitch Joel yesterday. After I wrote this, he blogged that it's not about the comments and some bloggers write just to write. Which I get. But if you're trying to build community as one of your blogging goals, it definitely is a together scenario.
On Building Your Online Community
Hi Monique! I guess it depends on the blogger or tweeter. I know it's difficult for me to find new people to interact with on Twitter, but if you tweet me first, you can guarantee I'll respond. When I started out, I found people that were integral to our business and found a common language in order to approach them. It was a little intimidating at first, but it really worked. Some bloggers won't take the time and some will...just depends on their individual goals. My advice is to not be afraid to approach someone because they have lots of followers and find people whose thinking you like. I promise, in return, they'll want to learn more about you.
On Building Your Online Community
Completely agree, Angela! We actually have set up goals in Google analytics around our visitors and, because I'm a stats geek, LOVE to see the movement. Really like the additions you've made to the original recommendations.
On Building Your Online Community
Glad it was helpful, Pervara!
On Four Brands Using Instagram Really Well
And I'll answer your second question. Most organizations, even if they no longer provide phones for their employees, will give you a stipend for your own phone in order to use these tools. I'd ask your employer for options.