Posts Tagged ‘Communication Theory’
Presence Building on Twitter: The Art of Creating Illusion
I’m thinking about writing a short eBook that I’ll host on my blog and provide to you free of charge. For months now, Twitter-related links have been the main traffic referral source to my blog. You’ll notice that I don’t have a lot of subscribers, compared to other bloggers that I benchmark myself against. It’s [...]
Read This PostCommunities and the Importance of Rituals
Since I started attending St. Francis of Assisi Church in Victorian Village, I’ve been learning about the idea of building a community around faith. Father Ron, a spiritual and community leader, always places a good deal of emphasis on community. The formula is pretty simple: a closer and more connected community helps community members find [...]
Read This PostLeadership Framework for a Dynamic Business Environment
Perry Maughmer has become one of my good friends and mentors over the past year. Our meeting in itself is a testament to the serendipity that happens every day on the social web. Perry’s ideas and concepts have led to some of the thinking involved in Social Business Strategies position on building Human Business Teams, [...]
Read This PostInterview – David Meerman Scott & Seth Godin on Linchpin
One of the greatest influences in my career has been Seth Godin. Between Seth, Chris Brogan, Brian Halligan and many others, one could wonder what the heck they put in the water out in Massachusetts that helps produce some of the greatest business minds of our era. I don’t normally completely hinge my blog on [...]
Read This PostMaking Your Own Social Business Strategy | Featuring Elaine Reese
I’ve started to build a professional relationship with Elaine Reese through Digital Relationship Context. I first met Elaine as @ReesesPeanut on Twitter. She uses social media tools like a pro – Elaine is always conversational, practices good karma by being helpful and most importantly, takes her time to really invest her social capital by focusing [...]
Read This PostOn Interpersonal Human Needs
The concepts behind FRIO may be a key driver behind the exponential growth that Twitter has seen over the course of this year.
Read This PostBuilding Relatioinships and Onions
Please pay attention Twitter business users. Twitter is not a mass medium like TV or radio or print. Micro-blogging is NOT about pushing your messages out to as many people as you can. Micro-blogging is a tool that helps you communicate with the people around you so that you can find and build better offline [...]
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