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Social networking guru Jeremiah Owyang makes an appeal for donations to China relief. As noted on the radio show throughout the week, Caring for China is a Christian organization that runs orphanages and clinics in the region devastated by the quake. CFC has established an earthquake relief fund which you can be assured will be

Social networking guru Jeremiah Owyang makes an appeal for donations to China relief. As noted on the radio show throughout the week, Caring for China is a Christian organization that runs orphanages and clinics in the region devastated by the quake. CFC has established an earthquake relief fund which you can be assured will be

and small are still figuring out where social media as a communication and engagement platform fits. It’s a process of try, test and try again. Organizationally, adopting social media has it’s challenges as Jeremiah Owyang describes in his post Tire, Tower and Wheel. When asked how Corporations are monitoring these conversations, the response across the board included ‘ratings and reviews’. Customers are talking about your company online and the companies that are doing well with social media are being

in inaccurate data and time spent managing it. Despite many challenges, our Social Graphs should be self-managed from a single trusted source, replicated to websites of our choosing, thus resulting in accurate, efficient, relationship management.” Read more from Jeremiah here. Brad Fitzpatrick rolls his initiative into 3 target areas: 1) Ultimately make the social graph a community asset. Utilize data from various locations and ensure the data is decentralized from the companies and organizations.

| May 20th, 2008 Over on the interactive marketing blog, you can find background information on the blog reader survey that Forrester gathered about four of their blogs: Web Strategist, the Interactive Marketing blog, Groundswell, and Being Peter Kim. I thought some of the most interesting results are shown on slides 11 and 14. They tell you 1) how people are reading these blogs (overwhelmingly RSS) and 2) that these blogs are

8. What do you think Compete does? www.web-strategist.com23 commentsSocialRank I’m having lunch with the CEO of Compete Scott Ernst, after speaking at his client event, we’re kidding each other about who’s blog is better, in fact there’s been two rankings about it, Ad age and

What do you look in a White Label or Private Label Social Networking Vendor?

are used for more than just teen-age starlet fan clubs and rehashing TV show minutia. Wikis are some of the first online social software that many people in the enterprise come in contact with. They can be very popular for project management work. A recent report from Forrester estimated that enterprises spent $63 million on wikis last year, meaning that the consumer wiki provider Wetpaint has now raised 2/3 as much venture capital as the entire enterprise market spent on the medium last year. Forrester predicts though that

team and worked with Jeremiah, Pete, Josh, and Charlene to create and field this survey. I’ve summarized the results from the survey the presentation below. Overall what did we find? We had 211 respondents from the four marketing analyst blogs: Web-strategist by Jeremiah Owyang, The Interactive Marketing Blog, Goundswell by Josh and Charlene, and Being Peter Kim. Overall, these respondetns like the volume and quality of content and are looking for more case studies.

and small are still figuring out where social media as a communication and engagement platform fits. It’s a process of try, test and try again. Organizationally, adopting social media has it’s challenges as Jeremiah Owyang describes in his post Tire, Tower and Wheel. When asked how Corporations are monitoring these conversations, the response across the board included ‘ratings and reviews’. Customers are talking about your company online and the companies that are doing well with social media are being