Well worth watching, updated stats and insights into the world of doing business.
This hits the nail on the head: "The ROI of social media is that your business will still exist in 5 years" Be relevant, be social!Amplify’d from socialnomics.net
- 34% of bloggers post opinions about products & brands
- Do you like what they are saying about your brand? You better.
- People care more about how their social graph ranks products and services than how Google ranks them
- 78% of consumers trust peer recommendations
- Only 14% trust advertisements
Read more at socialnomics.net
- Only 18% of traditional TV campaigns generate a positive ROI
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Take 2 on Socialnomix by Erik Qualman (@equalman) #sbrn #swfl
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
The Next Great Extinction Event by @tedcoine #custserv #leadbiz
How Social Media will reshape businesses through the power of customers. We might finally be there, that customer service and leadership become personal and individual. Ted Coine is a great writer, too. Look at the start of his blog post... tension building and attention grabbing.
Amplify’d from savvycapitalist.blogspot.com
Read more at savvycapitalist.blogspot.comSudden change is called an extinction event. Think of the dinosaurs. 65 million years ago, they were everywhere, these lumbering beasts that ruled the land, the sea, and even the air. 64,199,000 years ago (give or take), all we had left were some lizards, some little birds, and a few gators, their cousins. There was nothing gradual or gentle about the end of the dinosaurs at all. They were here, and then an asteroid* smacked into the earth, and then they were gone. Just like that.Extinction events aren't that common, but when they occur, they're scary and exciting, all at once. They're unrelenting. And nothing is the same after the event. Nothing.Social Media is an asteroid. It has struck the earth. 20th-Century businesses... those are the dinosaurs of our time. And their time has come.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Mission Control @ Gatorade
A very telling picture how conversation on the Internet on various plattforms change who brands and companies handle the engagement.
Read Brian Solis: "From Community Management to Command Centers"Amplify’d from www.briansolis.com
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Friday, January 14, 2011
Brian Solis: In Social Media, Failing to Plan is Planning to Fail
Amplify’d from www.briansolis.com
An effective social media plan must address business dynamics and it takes much more than a Facebook and Twitter presence. To keep things simple, social media are transformative…but essentially they’re channels, services, and networks used for intelligence, communication, and visibility. If we introduced email to the organization today, would it focus solely on marketing or customer service? Of course not. Email is not owned by any one department. It extends the reach, voice, and capabilities of every person from the inside out and the outside in.Read more at www.briansolis.com
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