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If you’ve spent any amount of time on Twitter then you’ve experienced the confusion and frustration of when your friends get randomly unfollowed from your account. How did this happen? You’d never unfollow you’re close and dearest friends you’ve never met in real life. There are a few reasons this happens: Twitter’s … Continue reading
Content is King. Many of us have said this and many of us still do. But we’re running into a problem where there’s so much content. Read/Write Web founder, Richard MacManus, wrote an article recently pointing out that Facebook is becoming overwhelmed with 3rd party content. If you look at … Continue reading
I liked Brizzly. It was a cool little Twitter client that did things like threaded conversations, and group chat, via Twitter and some other cool stuff. Brizzly had a fun sense of humor and was useful. Then they got acquired by AOL, said they had no plans of killing Brizzly, … Continue reading
I’ve done strategy sessions at every level of client organizations and it strikes me that everyone is struggling with the same problems. They all struggle with uncertainty, they all struggle with what to do. But the really good ones overcome their fear and their uncertainty and move on confidently. It … Continue reading
This is my weekly roundup of the best links I’ve shared on the New Comm Biz Lite Tumblr site. All of those links show up on Facebook, Twitter and in the stream to the left hand side of the blog here. But they don’t show up in the RSS feed and with so many links, you may … Continue reading
Just a few months ago I made 10 Outlandish predictions for 2012, not really expecting any of them to happen but I figured even if one did, I’d look like a genius. Number 10 on that list went like this: 10 -Zynga releases an API and an enterprise gamification app. I … Continue reading
For the past few days, I’ve been thinking about a blog post I have in development (read: mostly as jumbled thoughts in my brain) about how marketers are increasingly moving away from “hard sells” for a number of key reasons. That post will point to new findings about how direct … Continue reading
This month’s travel has been a little rough. (Yeah, I know – “Whaaa! Cry me a river. You get to travel the World.”) But I’m still tired. I’m feeling a little extra snarky. And I’m sitting here, missing my family, reading blog feeds and links on Twitter and I’m incredibly bored … Continue reading
I don’t need much sleep. I can go most of the day connected to the Internet, blogging tweeting, emailing and facebooking but that’s not always the best way to get things done. In the early days of social media I was very anxious. I thought that if we didn’t move … Continue reading
Last Friday, I learned about about a Brooklyn band, Riot !n Paris, that is creating personalized songs about people’s social media profiles. Hand in hand with thinking about relevant precursors to Riot !n Paris’ project, two of which I’ve highlighted below, I thought about Mike Masnick of Techdirt’s sustained (and … Continue reading
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