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When To Take It Private*

A comment by Jen on my post about using Twitter DMs for business asked a specific question: How do you know when to take a conversation into more private channel, versus continuing it out in the open? In other words, you have a disgruntled customer on Twitter. Do you respond Read more »

The Importance of Boundaries

The emergence of the internet, real-time web, and social media technologies have made the “work” day longer and longer. There’s no such thing as an 8-to-5 job anymore, and if you work in the web space, there’s an emerging expectation that you’re constantly available and immediately responsive. But where’s the Read more »

When People and Business Collide

The perfect storm of social media success isn’t just being human or just having your business needs met. It’s the collision of the two. We want our business deals and transactions to: Save us money Earn us money Solve a persistent problem for the long term Solve a singular Read more »

The Critical Mass Of Listening

What’s your expectation for a company when it comes to listening – and acknowledgment and response? My friend Jeff Shuey and I chatted a bit about Foursquare the other day on Twitter. I said I didn’t really get it yet. He was dismayed that he thought they had some customer Read more »

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