There’s a lot of planning going on in the business at the moment - our social teams are preparing for 2014 activities and perhaps by default, that also means trying to look beyond 2014 at the kinds of strategic, structural and systems challenges that should be on our radar. Continue reading
Tag Archives: strategy
The 4 Pillars of a Can-Do, Will-Do and Must-Do Digital Strategy
Understanding the difference between a can do, will do and must do attitude is a significant step in the evaluation of the most appropriate technology/web services to you use in your social media/digital campaign. Continue reading
Some things you need to get your head around NOW
You’ll never go far wrong watching and learning from either Steve or David on their own, but combined, when they make recommendations, you need to listen. You need to get your head around the presentation below, 11 Digital Trends to Watch in 2011. Continue reading
An attempt at an ideal Corporate SM/Social CRM process
Not sure if this makes any kind of sense, but I started thinking about how, in an ideal world I’d tie up conversation monitoring with the conversion/sales process, or at least the aspect relating to social channels and their influence on the purchasing decision.
I guess there are a few social strands that a brand can interact with but in this case, it assumes that in most cases, the brand is interacting through a blog, a twitter account and a facebook page. As such, there are pre-selected KPI’s which will govern the impact (or not) of content and allows for the governance of the most appropriate content through both monitoring AND that piece of content’s performance once in the open. Continue reading
Exploring the world of Visual Thinking
For various reasons, I’ve been trying to clarify my thinking on the structure of social media - where it fits into various client’s demands and how an agency (and in fact client) can gear themselves up for the multi-front challenges that social media presents. I think the agency that can manage this correctly i.e. properly integrate the principles into their “normal” working practice will really set itself apart from all the “me-too” pretenders, none of whom can properly support each of the specific areas they need to.
Cool stuff i’ve been reading from July 16th to July 23rd
Cool stuff I was readingJuly 16th toJuly 23rd:
- Engagement tracking « ‘Cross The Breeze - Measuring story telling
- Gnip: We got $h*t to pop - This could make a huge difference to many, many 3rd party web apps.
- How to Develop a Social Media Plan for Your Business in 5 Steps - How to Develop a Social Media Plan for Your Business in 5 Steps
- Fuel duty increase is postponed - kdnalksdnxadklsndxlkala`
- Shop Direct sportswear sales buck market trend - sales reprts from littlewoods
Cool stuff i’ve been reading from April 6th to April 9th
Cool stuff I was readingApril 6th toApril 9th:
- Ideas in Action -
- Windows Live Writer Goes Portable | Sarah In Tampa | Channel 10 - windows live writer goes mobile!
- We ignore internet at our peril, Murdoch warns editors | Media | MediaGuardian - rupert murdoch on the internet
- The Omni Group - OmniGraffle - Download -
- Twitter Fan Wiki / Apps - This is where it ALL happens!
Cool stuff i’ve been reading: January 7th
These are my links for January 7th:
- TechCrunch Blogger Michael Arrington Can Generate Buzz … and Cash -
- The Next Web - Now! - the next web - a blog from the orgainsers
- Ten Common Objections to Social Media Adoption and How You Can Respond - ReadWriteWeb - how to overcome objections to social media marketing
- Content Labels, explained in plain English - Paul Walsh explaining what could be THE next big thing
- BBC NEWS | Technology | Gates hails age of digital senses -
- Gates bids farewell to the computing industry | Technology | Guardian Unlimited - Bill Gates’ final words as boss of Microsoft.
- Disruptive Conversations: The 10 ways I learned to use Twitter in 2007… (aka Why and How I use Twitter) - How to use Twitter
- Terraminds twitter search - a twitter people and subject search engine
