Here he shares his thoughts on the impact Web 2.0 How does Web 2.0 Prior to Web 2.0, Today with the Internet and Web 2.0, The more robust you can make the role, the more you'll be able improve the Web experience and tone and style of writing, the more relevant you can make your branding, and the more you can improve sales readiness and optimize the marketing mix. Most companies didn't grow up in the Web 2.0 One aspect of the Web 2.0 It's vital that we tap into our ecosystem for co-innovation and Web 2.0 MORE >>

Twitter: Maximize Your Travel In the past, I had blogged about why I use Twitter so it’s exciting for me to provide a success story for Twitter. Blogger: Blogging is the Differentiator Some people may have written off blogging and I admit that I have a love/hate relationship with it but in 2009 I’m definitely seeing it as even more important social media tool. While anyone can sign up for the networking tools I listed above, blogging acts as a differentiator as it forces you to come up with good content that people will want to read (if that is your goal). Chad H. MORE >>

Its a commitment to your organization to be more open and transparent, its a commitment to your customer to listen and respond, its a commitment to your community to always be there when you need them, its a commitment to be open to developing new products and services that take input from your community,  its a commitment to take the high road when issues arise (as they always do) and most of all its a commitment that tells everyone in your company that this is the way things are going to be and we are going to be part of this – good bad or indifferent. Tweet This! MORE >>

growing number of Web 2.0-savvy executives, however, are breaking out of the old mold and creatively integrating social networking into their email sign-off. Based on my informal research, here are the most popular social media elements people are adding to their Web 2.0 email signatures: Twitter page, LinkedIn profile and blog link: these are the most popular social networking elements, used in about half of Web 2.0 YouTube, StumbleUpon, Technorati and Second Life: about 20% of Web 2.0 Here are a few notable examples of Web 2.0 MORE >>

When the Web was first available as a business tool, there were many debates about its value.  Populated by pornography, bulletin boards, and chat rooms, there was little to recommend it the business community.  Along the way, Web 1.0 begat Web 2.0 Individuals could now write their own encyclopedias on Wikipedia, have a voice in politics via blogs, Twitter and Facebook, and develop relationships with people they would have never had the opportunity to meet. And, with the benefit of social technologies and communities, we are no longer isolated voices. MORE >>