Zappos' Brian Kalma
SES San Jose 2009 Review:
Social Media – Managing Conversations & Reputations When the User is in Control
After being jammed into the small conference room for the Google session: Analytics & Website Optmizer, I quickly exited before it even got started. Instead I wandered into the Social Media presentation down the hall. I was happy I did, as the session was full of great take-aways. Read more
When Michael Jackson died on June 25th, 2009, the majority of online users didn’t turn to Google to find the latest news, they went to the microblogging site Twitter.
News of the tweets about Michael Jackson were announced in our office–via our appointed company tweeter–I then, much like the majority of my co-workers, went immediately to Facebook to update my status, specifically to ” Jackson 4 :’( “.
But where did the rest of the online world go to learn and interact about Michael Jackson’s death? Here’s how the big guys stacked up, assuming everyone’s downtime was about equal:
While on the hunt to find ways to add to my company’s profile on LinkedIn I noticed a new link in the top right hand corner: ”Interested in a premium account profile?”–why I might just be. After scanning a few “quick PDF’s” on what the premium account is I was confused more then ever, so I just filled out the lovely AJAX form and waited for someone to contact me.
…one hour later… Read more
Nano-Blogging, because Mirco-Blogging is just not good enough.
