Paul Argenti, Professor in Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, on using social media as a corporate communications tool.
Monthly Archives: May 2009
10 Reasons Why Social Media Is Right For Your Chapter Association
Tweet If you’re like many associations and association chapters, you are not convinced social media is for your organization. Your volunteer and chapter activities already take a lot of time and you have no idea how to get started with social media, or even if you want to add one more thing to your daily…
Participation Is The New Black & Transparency Is The New Gray.
Tweet Blogger Steve Woodruff recently published a free eBook: Build Your Own Opportunity Network: Getting Started In Social Networking with the purpose of helping people that are new to the social space network online more effectively. Woodruff describes social networking as a safety net that provides the greatest opportunities for you to build ties of shared…
Notes from Twitter’s 5/19/09 Association Chat
Tweet Q1: Are associations struggling with the way different generations want to interact? If yes, what are you doing about it? Very different assumptions about what networking “should” look like. Teaching members about differences can be challenging Showing members the use of new mediums get results: Facebook, blogging, twittering, Virtual world of Second Life. Teaching them…
My #FollowFriday Picks for 5-22-09
Tweet Here are some innovation Tweeps & Bloggers from World Innovation Forum 2009 and #innochat. Innovation is their passion! These people will stretch your mind, take you on a tilt-a-whirl thought process and turn conventional thinking inside-out and upside-down. Follow one or follow them all. Outstanding folks. @AndreaMeyer Andrea Meyer, Working Knowledge @bhc3 Hutch Carpenter…
