blogging

by: David Armano

The following "group post" is the Brainchild of Eric Kintz from HP.  Eric recently coordinated this effort between myself and some very respectable names representing distinctly different areas related to marketing. 

We're not theoretically debating the merits or de-merits of blogging and social networks.  We're participating.  Here's what we have to say:

by: Dick Stroud 

by: David Armano

by: Alain Thys

What would you do if someone (say a known blogger) picks up your advertising campaign because he thinks you've done a good job, puts it on YouTube and spreads your message to his audience ? Would you send him a box of chocolates or a letter from your lawyers ?

by: David Armano

Yet another stab at the blog levels of influence idea.  There are multiple ripples overlapping, happening in a three dimensional space—in real time.  If this were animated, the ripples would not dissapear, but radiate.   However more recent ripples would come into focus as new thoughts, conversations, and interactions happen over time.

by: David Armano

I recently Googled the word “Blogsourcing” to see what would come up.  I found this:

by: David Armano

An update of the levels of influence graph.

Influenced by:

"- but is there a place for circles in this sphere? Using a worn analogy - like ripples from a pebble dropped in the stream."
Bob

by: David Armano

I’m working on a blog presentation I’ll be giving to our NY and Boston office in late Sept. (more on that later), and I wanted to visualize the idea of the blogger “A List”, B, C lists and so on.  But I thought I could take a slightly different angle on it. 

by: Dick Stroud

Apparently, firstSTREET a US Internet Retailer and catalog company, is one of the first major retailers to expand it customer base and build online sales via the blogging community.

by: Guy Kawasaki