This month’s Online Community Expert interview is with Jordan Williams, Manager of Digital Engagement at REI. In this role, Jordan is responsible for creating deeper customer engagement through the creation of content and community touch points on REI.com and throughout the social web. Though firmly planted in the digital world, Jordan is a believer in well-roundedness and previously led REI’s national advertising and marketing strategic planning programs. Prior to REI he was Director of Collegiate Marketing at Red Bull North America and worked on the agency side creating experiential marketing programs for clients such as Sony Music, Mercedes Benz, Wells Fargo and American Express.

Meanwhile, Microsoft has agreed to entirely delete users’ IP addresses after six months, following pressure from privacy groups – till now they’d merely been ‘anonymising’ them. THE LOWDOWN ... I’m uncertain how to break this to you – perhaps it’s best just to blurt it out and get it over with: Katie Price (aka glamour model Jordan) might be leaving Twitter . If we were to write a list of things that it would be a very poor idea to share on Facebook, a photo of one’s 6-month-old with an (albeit unlit) cigarette in his mouth would be hovering somewhere in the top 5, don’t you

Some used Twitter, some Facebook, others created their own websites. These are exciting times and those who are prepared and willing to take advantage of these social changes will likely benefit from them. Possibly related posts: (automatically generated) Social Networking on Internet Substance, Process, and Networks– Dynamic Group Formation social networks, walled gardens, and decision trees Written by Jeffrey Saltzman December 7, 2009 at 3:18 pm Posted in Communications , Decision Making , Goal Setting , Human Behavior , Leadership , Social