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Chris Koch
JUNE 16, 2009
Like many, I’m a late convert to Twitter. So I figured I wouldn’t have much to twitter about. I also figured that Twitter would appeal mostly to young people interested in flirting with one another in 140 characters or less. Twitter doesn’t just add another one of those annoying Web 2.0 Follow to learn.
Chris Koch
AUGUST 23, 2011
Others say that G+ will rule because of its integration with Google’s other tools like Android, Gmail, Docs, and its media properties like YouTube and Google Music —in other words, the colossus effect that we’ve been waiting (for so long) to take effect. There are only two types of relationships in social networking.
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Chris Koch
AUGUST 23, 2011
Others say that G+ will rule because of its integration with Google’s other tools like Android, Gmail, Docs, and its media properties like YouTube and Google Music —in other words, the colossus effect that we’ve been waiting (for so long) to take effect. There are only two types of relationships in social networking.
Chris Koch
OCTOBER 14, 2011
In three plus years of tweeting, I’ve picked up what I perceive to be the general etiquette for engaging on Twitter. Lots of people seem to be having Twitter identity crises these days. Another popular blogger, Mitch Joel, worries that he sucks at Twitter because he doesn’t follow everyone back. I don’t seem to be alone.
Chris Koch
OCTOBER 14, 2011
In three plus years of tweeting, I’ve picked up what I perceive to be the general etiquette for engaging on Twitter. Lots of people seem to be having Twitter identity crises these days. Another popular blogger, Mitch Joel, worries that he sucks at Twitter because he doesn’t follow everyone back. I don’t seem to be alone.
Chris Koch
JANUARY 22, 2010
I wish I could say that social media leads to sales. So when we think about social media ROI, we need to make a leap of faith. To make ourselves feel a little more comfortable with this idea, we may need to categorize social media with something whose hazy ROI we’re more familiar and comfortable with: PR. I really do.
Chris Koch
OCTOBER 12, 2009
We’ve all heard a lot of debate lately about whether social media is an evolution or a revolution. Lots of statistical analysis about the relative growth rates of Facebook and Twitter and the slowing of uptake for both. But I think we lose sight of the revolution by looking at social media in isolation.
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