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For the past year, I’ve been asked to speak at a number of internet marketing conferences. Image via Wikipedia That, in itself, is not odd since I’ve been speaking at web conferences since 2002. What has been different this time is the types of conferences I’ve been asked to speak at lately. They’ve all been conferences […]
Recently I was interviewed by an amazing writer for www.Examiner.com on Social Media for bands. The article picked up some speed and got picked up by Associated Content. Image by DbryJ Music via Flickr In it, I share some of the best secrets I’ve learned about how bands are using social media to promote their tours and music. […]
Note: This is a guest blog written by Alistair Cockburn 2009.07.25. How wideband social media is changing the world’s cognitive structure People working together is like a large brain performing a computation, but in which each neuron has legs and tends to wander off at random moments. Hutchins coined the phrase distributed cognition for when people work together […]
What happens when you mix your social media Whuffie mojo with Karaōke in Salt Lake City on a Sunday evening? Whuffaoke, of course!
Great post on the rise of CEO/CMOs using Twitter: Twitter is yet another example of where brands have to accept a loss of control.
Quick! What are people saying right now about your brand? Impossible to know, you say? Nah, not at all. Enter Sideline, “a Twitter app that lets you monitor and search what people are saying about your product in real time”.
I found this fascinating quote today: There’s an interesting topic being discussed over on Web-Strategist. Once again, Jeremiah Owyang challenges us to think of a new paradigm that could change the way companies relate and react to their customers.
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New Webinar: BFFs In The Board Room: CMO & CIO Together
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
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The economic crisis and digital revolution have fueled pressure from executive management for Marketing and IT to align objectives & successes. This webinar, by Ghennipher Weeks, examines how software-based models (like Agile) are successfully being integrated into digital marketing methodologies, and how the mending of the fences between marketing and IT will forever change the way you work.
Attendees, both from IT and Marketing, will leave with an overview of the 7 cross-discipline cyclical elements that connect their work with customer profits.
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