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Monday, March 15, 2010
Etienne Wenger, the granddaddy of community of practice (CoP) research, studied various successful communities at the tail end of their success and extrapolated backwards from those end products to generalize on what has made them successful. Powered by Twitter Tools Todoodlist Click here to view more details Diigo Education Pioneer kwout badge of my kwout About Copyright 2010 Meta Register Log in Entries RSS Comments RSS WordPress.org Call
 
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Information about customers consisted primarily of aggregate sales statistics augmented by marketing research data. All rights reserved. Print Email Purchase Article Login to continue reading Email Tweet This Post to Facebook Share on LinkedIn Print Featured Products 10 Must-Read Articles from HBR by Clayton M. Harvard Business Review Cart My Account Downloads Explore Today on HBR Blogs Magazine Books Authors Store Harvard Business School
 
Monday, March 8, 2010
summary [link] get it [link] #E20 Feb 24   5 Ways to Market Your Business w LinkedIn [link] via @ SBoSM 3:47 PM Feb 23rd Fresh, excellent e20 research available from @ ceciledemailly . Drive Traffic to Your Blog Using LinkedIn [link] Feb Here is the eleventh in a new series of posts that provide access access to my favorite tweets that contain links to useful information.  Some
 

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was interviewed recently for a piece on using Linkedin for networking. The article was looking specifically at how pharmaceutical executives could benefit from the kind of networking opportunities that Linkedin can provide. You can read the full article in the latest edition of Pharmaceutical Executive Digest Europe , but the interview got me thinking about the ways in which people can use Linkedin as a networking tool, and also how you can gain some (but not all) of the benefits that you would get Image via CrunchBase I
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These days it seems everyone is talking about Facebook and Twitter and LinkedIn. Being a teacher at heart, though, I can’t help but want to explain the differences between all these places - LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter.  Today, let’s start with LinkedIn. Some people are on one, but not others. Some are on none, and are befuddled.  “Even if I think it’s a good idea to use Social Networking for our work, which should we use?
The Social Media Ecosystems research study was conducted by the Online Community Research Network in April of 2009. LinkedIn • YouTube 5 entered LinkedIn for recruiting and client acquisition and retention. • 3 Sharing online research re: community development • Host The study was created to provide insight about how organizations leverage external online community and social media sites to support their organizational goals. We We
An ecosystem research exercise should be conducting as part of a strategy development (or strategy course correction) exercise in order to discover where the off domain centers or activity are, and who the most vocal and active participants are. It’s also important to research activity on the “walled garden” communities, and larger social media sites that some times don’t surface in search results. This post is part of an ongoing series about developing an online community strategy . As a reminder, all posts are being tagged #ocb2b .
Last month, the Online Community Research Network conducted our second study that examines how community and social media professionals engage in the social media ecosystem, Participating in the Social Media Ecosystem . 71% (90) of respondents said that they used LinkedIn • 71% (89) Tags: Online Community Researc In April 2009, we conducted the Social Media Ecosystem study to gain a better understanding of how organizations were managing their hosted and external online community touch points. Our Our goal with the Participating in the Social Media Ecosystem report was
Tags: Innovation Matt Rhodes Online research communities Social Media Social networks customer communities facebook freshminds FreshNetworks hashtag Iran linkedin marketing Mass media Middle East On the Web online communities social media Social network Social network service social networking Twitter user-generated-content Virtual community We The real power of all the user-generated content and ideas that result from an increasing use of social media depends on our being able to find it. It’s no use to have millions upon millions of comments added each day if we can’t
Last month, the Online Community Research Network conducted our second study that examines how community and social media professionals engage in the social media ecosystem, Participating in the Social Media Ecosystem . 71% (90) of respondents said that they used LinkedIn • 71% (89) Tags: Community & Social Media Research Featured Posts Listening In April 2009, we conducted the Social Media Ecosystem study to gain a better understanding of how organizations were managing their hosted and external online community touch points. Our goal with the Participating
After a small amount of Googling I found the reporter’s, Lisa Abend, LinkedIn profile and discovered that this wasn’t a fake. (The Last Thursday (27th August) at 09:49 I posted the following tweet … “Ikea want to give the same impression on the web and in print so they use Verdana everywhere. It goes much deeper than just a font folks.”
Tags: Innovation Matt Rhodes Online research communities Social Media Social networks customer communities facebook freshminds FreshNetworks hashtag Iran linkedin marketing Mass media Middle East On the Web online communities social media Social network Social network service social networking Twitter user-generated-content Virtual community We The real power of all the user-generated content and ideas that result from an increasing use of social media depends on our being able to find it. It’s no use to have millions upon millions of comments added each day if we can’t