The Business category is used for posts which are about business, but generally not for those which are focused more on social media or coaching, many or all of which are also about business.
At Enterprise 2.0 Executive Forum last week I interviewed several people who were presenting on the day. The first was Chris Lampard from Corporate Express, a company which has gone through a lot of change and is into Enterprise 2.0 and social media in a big way. Corporate Express specialises in company incorporations, trusts and…
It may not make the front page in next week’s papers, but I’m excited to be one of the speakers on the topic Social Media in Practice at the upcoming Interactive Minds business breakfast in Brisbane, Queensland. The main reason I’m excited is because this event is just one of several indicators that social media,…
A couple of weeks ago I signed up to do a course on thought leadership. The course is for participants to learn the Thought Leadership Marketing Methodology (R), developed by Larry Genkin and taught by him to Fortune 500 companies, including eBay, American Express and Alcatel. To be very frank, I’m still trying to figure…
This post is a belated rounding out of the series on setting up a community site, which I started in 2008. The concept at that time was to establish a site under the title Social Media East and use the WordFrame platform. My concept has changed, but I’m finding that a lot of the thinking…
This is the second social media case study from my recent presentation at the Social Media Telesummit, the title of my session being Why Building Traffic Isn’t Enough: How to Become an A List Blogger in Your Niche. This case study is courtesy of Becky McCray, whom I had the good fortune to meet last…
Yesterday I led a session at the Social Media Telesummit, on the topic: Why Building Traffic Isn’t Enough: How to Become an A List Blogger in Your Niche I focused on how blogging can be and is used for business, rather than blogging as a business. This is how I described the session in the…