I had to write this short post, I just had to… You are probably as tired as I am of seeing the tweets from people you follow (or used to follow in some cases) asking you to click their link so they can show their influence in the dumbest project since SXSW voting (I was [...]
Read the rest of this entry »Forget my MonTwit experiment, or my contribution to it. This is what I really learned in the past 9,999 tweets…. You truly, honestly don’t care what I had for breakfast. Or lunch. Not even dinner… but someone will always take pictures of their food and tweet it — and I will always look. While I [...]
Read the rest of this entry »I was thinking of doing a predictions post, really, but then Paul Greenberg came along and wrote up all my predictions and added some better ones. So, instead of filling up the streams with more of the same, I thought of a twist to predictions: I won’t tell you what I think it will happen, [...]
Read the rest of this entry »This is part of the #MonTwit experiment; several bloggers are writing about the same topic on the same day, each adding their own perspective, so we can share our earned experiences about Twitter and learn more in the process. I will update links at the end of this post as I find them, but feel [...]
Read the rest of this entry »There is a lot of noise on whether or not Twitter should be used for Business. On one hand we have examples like ComcastCares, DellOutlet, JetBlue and many others that have been used as case studies. On the other hand, there is me. I wrote about not using it, about treating it as an IVR, [...]
Read the rest of this entry »In 1991 Siebel introduced the concept of a CRM Suite. The first complete version came along shortly after, and the first successful, complete implementations were around 1995-1996. In November of 2007 Oracle, Siebel, and Microsoft announced their first “Social CRM”-aware products, and it was only earlier this year that Paul Greenberg set a working definition [...]
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