Archives for the 'Web 2.0/Media' Category
Learn Creativity via Dangerous Activities [Productivity in Context]
Here is another fantastic TED talk:
Gever Tulley writes the best Twitters: Just landed my paraglider in an empty field behind Santa 8arbara. … Making amazing tshirts with a laser cutter at the maker faire in austin. … Washing fruit, putting sheets on bunkbeds, and grinding up aluminum foil in a cheap blender … Updating the [...]
Power Tips for Using Linked-In to Boost Your Brand [Productivity in Context]
Chris Brogan has an excellent post on using the power of your Linked-In connections to build your business and your brand.
Make Your LinkedIn Profile Work for You
LinkedIn is a professional network built around one’s employment capabilities. It is often referred to (I believe somewhat incorrectly) as an online version of your CV or [...]
The Power of Social Media and Research [Productivity in Context]
Please watch this video from the TED conference.
Johnny Lee describes how quickly his research has been disseminated via YouTube, and I join him in being curious as to how this simple new technology will affect the video-game development community.
Thank you for subscribing to Productivity in Context. I appreciate your support.
If you are a new subscriber, [...]
A Look at the Strategic Alliance [Productivity in Context]
I have been thinking about this topic lately, and Dosh Dosh has a post about it today:Strategic Collaborations
No matter what you call it, collaboration with others will benefit you in ways that go beyond what you can do on your own. Think about it. Each involved party comes with their own established audience, reputation, brand, [...]
The Walls are Coming Down [Productivity in Context]
Coming Soon: A Web-Wide Social Network? - Advertising Age - Digital
Forrester’s Charlene Li is one of those believers. She has described how social networks will be “like air.” She writes on her blog: “I thought about my grade-school kids, who in 10 years will be in the midst of social network engagement. I believe [...]
Buying a Ticket on the Cluetrain [Productivity in Context]
Lee Jeans’ Liz Cahill: A Bumpy Start to Social Marketing - Advertising Age - CMO Strategy
Since late 2006, VP-Marketing Liz Cahill has played an instrumental role in moving Lee Jeans into the social-marketing arena. But she admits it’s taken a while for the company’s senior executives to get used to the conversational marketing practices [...]
Creative Web Design [Productivity in Context]
What Top Creative Minds Are Doing With Their New Websites - Advertising Age - Teressa Iezzi
Looking to redesign your website? Well, what could be more instructive than examining the newly redesigned sites of a handful of brand creativity companies — companies whose very purpose is to communicate effectively (online or anywhere) and who, theoretically, [...]
Who’s Going to SOBCon? [Productivity in Context]
Liz Strauss just posted this list, and as I am always happy to spread the link-love, I am happy to reproduce it for your viewing pleasure:
Cliff Atkinson
Shashi Bellamkonda
Chris Brogan
Harry Brooks
Anita Bruzzese
Dave Bullock
Mark Carter
Brian Clark
Tom Clifford
Valerie Combs
Chris Cree
Lisa Cree
Thomas Croghan
Donna Cutting
David Dalka
Kevin Dixie
Tim Draayer
Monica [...]
Internet Dating - Developing Relationships with People You Have Never Met [HD BizBlog- The Blog: Productivity in Context]
Another tidbit on the Age of Conversation - by David Armano:
Relationship Renaissance: Can You Handle Internet Dating? - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
We’re All “Internet Dating” Now Well, not so much in the romantic sense, but if you’ve ever known someone who has tried dating over the internet they will describe a phenomenon where you [...]
What does Social Media Need… [HD BizBlog- The Blog: Productivity in Context]
…to get to the next level?
An Open Letter to CEOs of Social-Network Sites: Get a Relationship Point Person - Advertising Age - DigitalNext
You need a new position: chief relationship officer. The fact that you’ve had chief revenue officers without this position is, frankly, disturbing. If you want major brands to commit to long-term relationships [...]