Remove internet

Chris Koch

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In social media, no one knows you’re an introvert

Chris Koch

Image via Wikipedia. Then David Weinberger, big thinker, co-author of the Cluetrain Manifesto (and nice guy) proposed an interesting framework for determining our internet personalities. On the internet, nobody knows you’re a dog. Two interesting posts this week on how our personalities affect our online behavior.

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The last of the anti-social marketing tactics

Chris Koch

And yet we keep spending hard-earned shareholders’ dollars creating these shallow soundbites that are supposed to protect our brands, even though the transparency of the internet, and now social media, have rendered such defenses useless. Image via Wikipedia. Not that the defenses were much more than Maginot Lines to begin with.

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The last of the anti-social marketing tactics

Chris Koch

And yet we keep spending hard-earned shareholders’ dollars creating these shallow soundbites that are supposed to protect our brands, even though the transparency of the internet, and now social media, have rendered such defenses useless. Image via Wikipedia. Not that the defenses were much more than Maginot Lines to begin with.

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How to measure influence in social media marketing

Chris Koch

Image via Wikipedia. Measuring influence is the new obsession in the social media world—adding another layer of anxiety to the dark cloud of existential dread that is marketing ROI. Social media present us as individuals seeking status within a community, which is something that humans have been working at since our days as monkeys.