What the Winter Olympics Teaches on Social Engagement during Events

1 Comment / Social Media /

The Olympic television viewing activity, recorded by Nielsen, finds people are online while global events are broadcasted. Marketers may find it lucrative to engage their user base on social media networks during event broadcasts. I engaged communities prior and during the Super Bowl with a client microsite and had fantastic results. You could see Neal […]

What the Winter Olympics Teaches on Social Engagement during Events Read More »

The Power of Reconnection

3 Comments / Productivity /

Building one’s network is no easy task. I cannot stress this enough: you must love what you do in order to make that work. If you don’t, you really should have someone doing it for you. There are different ways of networking: some prefer pure online interactions, others like to meet in person at events, small group/one-on-one meetings – really a mix of all of these should get you the furthest toward your goals.

The Power of Reconnection Read More »

Social Music

5 Comments / Social Media /

Internet radio has been around for some time now–at least since the mid nineties actually (earlier, if you count it’s infancy)–and it has most certainly evolved from those early days of streaming into the smooth and ubiquitous service that we take for granted today. Odds are you have used, or use, streaming audio and/or video and haven’t really given it a second thought.

Social Music Read More »

War Rages On!

3 Comments / Social Media /

Ncomment is back with his second installment of his WAR series. Reddit has invaded the world of Digg and sent Diggers into hiding to plan a revolution against the alien and robotic army of Reddit invaders. With division of Diggers at an all time high, the Reddit army was able to invade the Digg city and bring it to it’s knees in a single day.

War Rages On! Read More »

Twitimidation

7 Comments / Social Media /

In my last post here on CT, I spoke of not being afraid to jump right into the social media pool and start paddling, not worrying about whether you really knew what was going on or what’s what. So I thought I’d continue that trend and talk (briefly) about that beacon of social media possibilities,

Twitimidation Read More »