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Chris Koch

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

If you go to Facebook and look at your profile, your immediate reaction is going to be that it’s asking for too much information. The question that we’re asking Facebook is the question that we should be asking ourselves in our marketing: Do we really need all this information? The expectation on Twitter is that 99.9%

Privacy 100
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Want to know which social media tool to bet on? Look at their relationship models.

Chris Koch

It’d be great if your target influencers follow you back (so you can engage them with your messages and begin to build a deeper relationship), but if they don’t, you can still gather valuable information. And the viral model acts as a nice front end for building a deeper relationship through the permission model.

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Want to know which social media tool to bet on? Look at their relationship models.

Chris Koch

It’d be great if your target influencers follow you back (so you can engage them with your messages and begin to build a deeper relationship), but if they don’t, you can still gather valuable information. And the viral model acts as a nice front end for building a deeper relationship through the permission model.

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Three steps for B2B marketers to build a personal social media presence

Chris Koch

You’re better off getting a dedicated tool that lets you manage the flow of information. You can “mass follow” my followers to instantly build up your network, or pick through the contacts individually (their bio information is included). Be sure to get an account at Ping.fm Transfer Twitter relationships to LinkedIn and Facebook.

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Thought leadership is still dead; long live idea marketing

Chris Koch

Gartner’s definition of thought leadership marketing is this: “The giving—for free or at a nominal charge—of information or advice that a client will value so as to create awareness of the outcome that a company’s product or service can deliver, in order to position and differentiate that offering and stimulate demand for it.”.

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15 things marketers should stop doing and thinking in 2011

Chris Koch

You meet tons more people than you would in more traditional permission-based environments and some of those relationships will wind up becoming the kinds of deeper, more meaningful exchanges that the critics say we are losing through social media. Describing what you do is thought leadership.

Planning 100
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How social media muteness endangers your company: The crisis at McKinsey

Chris Koch

That information vacuum led some bloggers to fill it with questions about the quality of McKinsey’s research and its motives. The political stir encouraged journalists and bloggers to try digging deeper into the story and that’s when McKinsey got into trouble.