Exerting Control and Limiting: One Way to Change User Behavior
Some idle-ish thoughts on the fight to build social network platforms: There is an interesting dynamic – a war, perhaps – going on in the word of social networks. Imbedded…
Some idle-ish thoughts on the fight to build social network platforms: There is an interesting dynamic – a war, perhaps – going on in the word of social networks. Imbedded…
The idea of specialization vs the idea of a more well-rounded approach is a long-running argument in PR and other communications disciplines. is it best to be an all-rounder or…
Through years of working with companies on their social media efforts, it has always been clear that the more human resources an organization puts behind its social channels, the more…
For the last 15 years, I have spent most of my working time with agencies (PR, social media, communications). While in the PR world it was expressly the job, or…
I saw it again today. Every once in a while, someone I know professionally grandly announces that he or she is leaving a social media platform because it does not…
I understand the need for provocative statements (heck, my last post here led off with “Experts are Useless), so perhaps I should not be quick to judge the statement “You…
This past week, a friend asked me to lend my expertise on charity fundraising, based on my long-time participation in the Pan-Mass Challenge to fight cancer. While she didn’t use…
First off, if you read this on the day of publication, I hope those of you affected by Hurricane Sandy are doing well. The concept of “Newsjacking” has become popular…
We all hate buzzwords, right? Don’t we want to kill them dead before they do more harm? Having been in PR for many years now, I am well familiar with…
In my work, metrics are a big deal. If you don’t measure the success of your social media program, or measure what’s going on before you get started, you can’t…