By default I recommend that all companies consider disclosing who the community managers are behind their Twitter and Facebook updates. Just as we provide bylines for blogposts. I will always form a better relationship with a person compared to a brand. A face compared to a logo.
I often click on an article from Facebook or Twitter that places me on NYtimes.com. Occasionally they want me to login before I read any more of their articles. I reach their limit a lot. I have no problem with this, but I don't create an account. It is an annoyance to me and I [...]
Fwd: You’re pretty popular, so we made some changes to make your foursquare better!
Hi there!
This note is to let you know about a change specific to your foursquare account. Because you have so many friends (popular!), we are now transferring your account into follow mode. Because foursquare only shows you the [...]
I see these in all the emails form the Doubletree Tampa folks I am working with for the next http://socialfresh.com conference. In case you don't get it, Doubletrees have these amazing Chocolate Chip Cookies (capitalized for emphasis) that they give you for free at the front desk. It is a great touch. Very cool [...]
Untitled Startup, now renamed to Simply Measured [http://simplymeasured.com/#take-tour], has impressed me as their RowFeeder monitoring solution evolved so quickly over the past year.
They take a no nonsense approach to building data tools for social media. Their products are built around Excel because they know that is what people use [...]
