There are many ways you can use Twitter for business advantage (as opposed to just interest). There is a right way and wrong way to do this – blatant self promotion isn’t entertaining or interesting for followers, so you need to add value with your tweets. Research – to keep up to date with new [...]
I recently gave a presentation to business people who have never used Twitter on what it is, and how to use it. Enjoy! Twitter For Business By Justin Davies Emergination View more presentations from justindavies.
Recently many people have been asking how to harness the power of social networking in a business context. An example of how to do it right is a group called Next Director, a group for emerging and current company directors to share information, founded by Michael Field. I asked him about his experience in creating [...]
Goal setting can be fun. Yet there is a conflict in setting goals which can lead to a loss of balance – family goals can have an impact on career and so on. The sheer act of contemplating primary goals for the various facets of your life then writing those goals down often provides a [...]
“In a bull market, be a bull” – sage advice given to me by one of Western Australia’s leading brokers 24 months ago. Of course this approach works fine up until the point that it doesn’t work, and this broker to his credit picked up on nervousness in the market which led to more conservative [...]
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“Enough social notworking, time to do some work…” – which interestingly enough was some blogging for a client…. Wikipedia defines social notworking as….. well wikipedia hasn’t defined this yet. There are many social networking tools that companies have endeavoured to ban, then eventually seen some benefit in the manner that they work. Facebook is one, [...]
When you are faced with a major intranet or internet site development project, information architecture is a critical starting point. However, getting started with information architecture isn’t necessarily that easy. There is the enormity of information held in an enterprise. Whether you believe in taxonomy (a defined classification scheme) or folksonomy (where users tag their [...]
At Edge of the Web 2008 I discovered something that I hadn’t seen before – over a third of the audience was using Twitter as opposed to taking notes. And it was a good thing… If you are giving a presentation, do you want 100% of people’s attention? You might think so, but perhaps not [...]
