I left DC on Monday to conduct a workshop for IABC/Houston. After getting back, catching up on work and then my Reader, I found there was a whole lotta stuff I’d been missing out on.
Where have I been?!
If you find yourself in the same predicament, have a read.
1. The hitchhiker’s guide to tracking website engagement, by Petri Darby for Convince & Convert.
Why: Petri had me at, “There is no one metric or set of metrics that will work for every organization.”
2. Advisory: Google+ begins booting brands, by Geoff Livingston and Danny Brown.
Why: commonsense.
3. I am already sick of Google+, by Jen Zingsheim at Media Bullseye.
Why: tell me you’re not secretly nodding your head.
4. The challenge for selling B2B isn’t packaging (@rdempsey), over at Erica Allison‘s blog.
Why: typos notwithstanding, I really like the way Robert gives concrete suggestions not just in his post, but in the comments as well.
5. The making of a social media slut, by Mark Schaefer.
Why: like it or not, Klout is here to stay.
6. Social media, thin skins and minions, by Mark Story.
Why: apparently I missed out on quite the social-media-storm-in-a-teacup while traveling this week!
7. Rethinking the definition of media placement, by Brandon Andersen for the Cision blog.
Why: especially for those of us who are fixated on “media placement,” this is a good read as to translating that obsession online (note, I’m not going as far as to talk about “measurement,” but this is a good way of looking at it.)
Image: bopacasi via Flickr, CC 2.0
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