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“I don’t spend on social because I don’t understand it.”

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Someone recently told me that this is what her boss says every time she tries to get him to do something–anything–in social media: “I don’t spend on social because I don’t understand it.” Each time, she happily tries to explain it to him, so that he would take something–anything–away from the TV budget to try something in social.

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“I don’t spend on social because I don’t understand it.”

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Someone recently told me that this is what her boss says every time she tries to get him to do something–anything–in social media: “I don’t spend on social because I don’t understand it.” So don’t pay attention when people say they don’t believe in social media.

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The Social Media Isolationist

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In follow up on my last post, Being Pretty Isn’t Enough for Social Media Marketing , I wanted to discuss what I like to call Social Media Isolationism or Social Media Agoraphobia. And there are two forms of social media isolationism: Invitational and exclusionary. You host awesome dinner parties, right?

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Squirrels, long working hours, and social technologies

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Just take a look at your email inbox, your Facebook wall, your cable TV directory, and the volume of your digital photo or audio collection. Naturally, the current commercial implementations of social platforms are still far from perfect. Social technologies are a small, but important step in that sequence of human accomplishments.

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Flip yourself into leadership with exponential growth publishing

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The Internet reaches you by cable and wirelessly by WiFi and your mobile phone. When you step outside, the road in front of you lets you drive pretty much everywhere. If you drive to the airport, you can jump on the air transport network and go to most places on Earth. An even bigger network is invisible.

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What Will Your Personal AI Look Like?

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We’ve arrived at another cultural assimilation – the point at which a new concept or technology becomes absorbed into the social fabric as something that’s new and interesting and soon to be taken for granted. I remember when I started talking about social media after I co-founded the social media platform Ourmedia in 2005.

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3 Lessons for marketers from the Ray Rice affair

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I am not smart enough to comment on any of the social aspects of this case except to say that my heart goes out to the victims of abuse anywhere. As you watch the NFL’s image blasted all over talk radio, cable news, and TMZ clones, you might say to yourself, “Well, that will never happen to us.”

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