Comments on: Who can fix Twitter? http://www.freshclicks.net/social-media-marketing/who-can-fix-twitter/ Marketing and Web Analytics Strategies Tue, 22 Nov 2011 20:10:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lary Stucker http://www.freshclicks.net/social-media-marketing/who-can-fix-twitter/#comment-65 Lary Stucker Sun, 29 Mar 2009 17:48:58 +0000 http://www.freshclicks.net/?p=238#comment-65 Great point David. I think many of us in marketing make those same sort of "tiered" distinctions even if it is on a subconscious level. Your audience chose to use many different communication mediums and it is up to us to meet them there. Great point David. I think many of us in marketing make those same sort of “tiered” distinctions even if it is on a subconscious level. Your audience chose to use many different communication mediums and it is up to us to meet them there.

]]> By: David Kamatoy http://www.freshclicks.net/social-media-marketing/who-can-fix-twitter/#comment-64 David Kamatoy Fri, 20 Mar 2009 21:21:40 +0000 http://www.freshclicks.net/?p=238#comment-64 There are two ways to look at social media. 1. Treat it as a personal phone book. People that are of high quality that you really genuinely know and want to stay updated on their daily life and business. 2. A New Radio Station. When I did radio I didn't judge who specifically was listening to me. I just created good content and if someone liked the content they got in touch. I think twitter is more like a radio station. Especially if you subscribe to the Guy Kawasaki theory. I think of my contacts within tiers. In person, Phone, Email Database via jugglemail.com, Then Social networks and blogging. twitter and blogging,facebook,mysppace. More random thoughts on the blog at www.DavidKamatoy.com Nice Blog by the way. Lets stay in comment mode. There are two ways to look at social media.

1. Treat it as a personal phone book. People that are of high quality that you really genuinely know and want to stay updated on their daily life and business.

2. A New Radio Station. When I did radio I didn’t judge who specifically was listening to me. I just created good content and if someone liked the content they got in touch. I think twitter is more like a radio station. Especially if you subscribe to the Guy Kawasaki theory.

I think of my contacts within tiers. In person, Phone, Email Database via jugglemail.com, Then Social networks and blogging. twitter and blogging,facebook,mysppace.

More random thoughts on the blog at http://www.DavidKamatoy.com

Nice Blog by the way. Lets stay in comment mode.

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