Tag Archives: Business

A New Approach to Advertising – Social Gaming

Originally posted on The Naked Pheasant.

Zynga, the fast-growing maker of Facebook games like FarmVille and Mafia Wars, has been

Social Organizational Architecture

Originally posted on Wilder Voices.

When it comes to figuring a company’s social architecture around social — where a social media team should reside in a company, there are several options, such as:

Centralize approach – One team manages all social media activities

Decentralized / Silo’d – Each BU owns their own Social Media P&L

Coordinated – One social media team tries to make sure everyone is aligned, but has no accountability

Hub and Spoke model Centralized…

Edelman Toronto & mesh: Connect, Share, Inspire

“As a founding sponsor of mesh, Edelman was a supporter quite literally within five minutes of being introduced to the idea.” – Stuart MacDonald

For the past five years, Edelman Toronto has successfully partnered in launching and sustaining the mesh brand, Canada’s leading web 2.0 conference. In addition to handling the conference’s traditional and digital media outreach, accreditation, and interview scheduling,…

Making Your Company More Referable

Small businesses make up the bulk of the global economy and yet most small business owners are challenged to run their businesses, let alone marketing those businesses to gain new customers and expand.

John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing has been a leading expert in assisting small and medium-sized business owners find creative ways to market their companies. His first…

Friday Five: On The Road

Your luggage is packed and you’ve kissed your loved ones good-bye. Plane Tickets? Check. Hotel and Car Rental Reservations? Check. Map? Check. Guidebook? Check. Those were the good ‘ol days of traveling and according to a CondeNast Traveler article last year they were still necessary evils of traveling. Well mobile technology has caught up and nowadays, it’s all you need.

These Are A Few Of Our Favorite Tools

Steve Rubel once told me that it’s less about the tools and more about the insights we derive from using them and he’s correct. However, I’m constantly being asked about some of the tools I like and/or would recommend. Over at Oneforty, (The unofficial app store for Twitter) you can now browse and create lists of some of the social technologies available (the lists are limited to what you can choose from Oneforty). However, it’s a nice way to share what you like and why with others as well as browse through…