Friday ORM Links 2009-07-24 http://bit.ly/33oVc # ADVENTURES IN CUSTOMER SERVICE: COOKIE CRUMBS LEFT ON A SOCIAL MEDIA TRAIL http://tinyurl.com/n5l7rz # Protecting Police Officers’ Private Info from Online People Search Sites http://tr.im/tVsA # RT @danielthepoet The First Stage Of Loss http://bit.ly/omfDN # Hollis Thomases, WebAdvantage, on Twitter and brand building at SES New York 2009 http://tr.im/u5ql [...]
July 24, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Friday ORM Links 2009-07-24
Kommentar-Sabotage im Vodafone-Blog? http://tr.im/thZI # “Let’s Go” of the Social Web: The New Community Rules http://tr.im/tkl7 # How I Filter The Noise, Wayne Sutton http://tr.im/tkUC # The Emerging Of Online Reputation Management http://tr.im/tlAw # Reflections on Twitter-Gate and How to Protect Your Privacy Online http://tr.im/tnWB # Real-Time Internet: what is it and does it matter? [...]
July 22, 2009 By 1 Comment
ORM Approaches the Tipping Point
Give credit where credit is due. Facebook reached 250 million users. Twitter is the fastest growing social media network. Nearly a million blog posts are published each day. We’re on the cusp of it now. Communication has really transitioned to a Web / Text based enterprise. Steve Nash to announce the signing of his new [...]
July 21, 2009 By Leave a Comment
ORM Approaches the Tipping Point
Give credit where credit is due. Facebook reached 250 million users. Twitter is the fastest growing social media network. Nearly a million blog posts are published each day. We’re on the cusp of it now. Communication has really transitioned to a Web / Text based enterprise.
July 20, 2009 By
Your Company Blog Doesn’t Have to Be Boring!
Has your blog become just a glorified press release page?Are you starting to wonder why you bought into the idea of using this new technology?
It’s a serious transition to go from broadcasting a brand to community engagement. The biggest challenge is conceptual. Let’s not dishonor “old school” marketing. It’s what brought us to this point [...]
June 20, 2009 By 1 Comment
What Is Search Engine Reputation Management?
When I talk about ORM on this site, Twitter, the MarketNet blog, or anywhere else, I’m referring to much more than what is now known as search engine reputation management. SERM, or whatever you want to call it, is but one facet of a robust ORM initiative. So what does search engine reputation management entail, [...]
