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knowmoremedia.com » Webmetricsguru - Nov 17, 2008
You know, my friend, Sebastian Wenzel, told me just the other day, how helpful Gary Vaynerchuk has been for him, moving him to make better decisions, and I think Gary has helped me a lot too. Having met him two weeks …
Also tagged: personal, web 2 0, dna, social media, web analytics, brand, passion, garyvaynerchuk
knowmoremedia.com » Know More Media - Internet / Ecommerce / Online Business - Nov 17, 2008
You know, my friend, Sebastian Wenzel, told me just the other day, how helpful Gary Vaynerchuk has been for him, moving him to make better decisions, and I think Gary has helped me a lot too. Having met him two weeks …
Also tagged: personal, web 2 0, dna, social media, web analytics, brand, passion, garyvaynerchuk
technosailor.com » Technosailor.com - Nov 11, 2008
Two very close friends of mine have made blanket statements stating that SEO is Dead and that, in essence, so is personal brand. Though I understand the sentiment expressed in both posts, it is still misinformation …
Also tagged: prohibition, anheuser busch, aaron brazell, seo is dead, geoff livingston, micah baldwin, yuengling
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Connect With Methewebpitch.com » The Web Pitch - Nov 10, 2008 I received an interesting email from LinkedIn last week. Today we’re announcing many more ways to interact with your network on LinkedIn. Whether it’s a new way to create projects and collaborate, share information … Also tagged: social networks |
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Personal Brand or Reputation? Which would you prefer?buzznetworker.com » Buzz Networker - Social Networking - Nov 7, 2008 Internet famous. Rockstars. Gurus. All words that have been used to describe the people who are working a personal brand, rather than building their reputation. Geoff Livingstone has a fantastic post about where the … Also tagged: value, chris brogan, reputation, internet famous, ijustine |
twistimage.com » Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Insights Blog and Podcast - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image - Nov 6, 2008
A brand has always been about the collective emotion and attachment a group feels about a product or service. It's the culmination of everything from the reputation and graphical representation to how the product works …
Also tagged: business, apple, marketing, blog, publishing, branding, communication, podcast, starbucks, brand, online community, twitter, reputation, self promotion, online reputation, a list, shel holtz, geoff livingston, cc chapman, buzz bin, kate trgovac
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Building Your Online Credibilitywebworkerdaily.com » WebWorkerDaily - Oct 30, 2008 Are you trustworthy? This is something we have to ask ourselves as web workers. In fact, our clients are probably asking us this very question through subtext, we just aren’t aware of it. Important as this question … Also tagged: trust, how do you work |
mashable.com » Mashable! - Oct 7, 2008
With the presidential election soon upon us, politics are at the forefront of many discussions. Given that “brand management” is such a hot topic, should these political discussions be avoided? Many people that use …
Also tagged: politics, web 2 0, web, opinion, political, brand, brand management, jason goldberg, friendfeed, socialmedian, reem abeidoh
twistimage.com » Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Insights Blog and Podcast - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image - Oct 1, 2008
The most common question you get about online social networks like Facebook is: why should I add this person? Maybe you hardly know them, maybe it's somebody you used to work with, maybe it's someone from high school …
Also tagged: business, networking, facebook, myspace, netiquette, self promotion, online networking, online social network, friend request
twistimage.com » Six Pixels of Separation - Marketing and Communications Insights Blog and Podcast - By Mitch Joel at Twist Image - Sep 26, 2008
It's getting harder and harder to define the friends from the foes in these social circles. People are starting to choose wisely instead of widely. It's getting beyond information overload. The slew of invites from …
Also tagged: blogs, flickr, website, dell, content, twitter, mass media, social circle, online social networks, richard binhammer