Hi everyone! With Twitter and Facebook both down for a good part of the morning thanks to DDoS attacks (hmm, is it North Korea flexing its muscles after getting its wish for a visit from Bill Clinton?), I thought it’s damn well about time to pay a visit to my blog, which has gone sorely [...]
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Where Have You Been, Todd?
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Lies, damned lies, and social media statistics
While the individual man is an insoluble puzzle, in the aggregate he becomes a mathematical certainty. You can, for example, never foretell what any one man will be up to, but you can say with precision what an average number will be up to. Individuals vary, but percentages remain constant. So says the statistician. – [...]
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All quiet on the blog front
Don’t worry, faithful subscriber (all 22 of you so far, but I hope that grows–it’s only been a bit more than a month), this blog is not going dark. I am heads down working on fulfilling some promises that I made to you and to my boss. These include: Setting up a research calendar for [...]
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What’s hot in Web 3.0?
I didn’t make it out to the Web 3.0 Conference & Expo earlier this month, but I was there in spirit—Web 3.0 has been on my mind lately a lot. First, Adam Green challenged how SocialSphere (and a hell of a lot of other companies) are positioning themselves for the economic downturn: We got to [...]
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What’s your brand’s Social Media Savviness Score?
[UPDATED ON 27 OCT 2008 AND 30 OCT 2008] Here’s a quick 10-question test you can give your company/client to see how social media savvy the brand is: SOCIAL MEDIA SAVVINESS SCORE Score one point for each completely affirmative answer: Web Traffic Test: Using Alexa, is traffic to your site trending up? SEO Test: Searching [...]
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