image via Jeremiah’s Web Strategy blog (circa 2007)
I was doing some spring cleaning of bookmarks and ran across Jeremiah’s post above. Now some of you may be saying “holy X, we’re stuck in 2005!”
Most organizations are probably in the 2007-8 timeframe. What intrigued me seeing this post again is that all the questions are still timely, relevant. Social media keeps changing and evolving so you need to come back to these core questions.
So ignore the years, not the questions.
Now for some social media inspiration from this week:
- Social Nets Overtake E-mail
- 8 Excellent Tools to Extract Insights from Twitter
- Despite Recession: More Than 50% of Marketers Increase Spend on Social Media (Forrester research)
- Tweetdeck Integrates with Facebook
- Yes, CEOs Should Facebook and Twitter
- You Might Not Love the New Facebook But Brands Should
2 Responses
March 20th, 2009 at 4:35 pm
So does it count if I’m firmly in 2009, but most of the rest of the organization is stuck in Dec 32, 2005?
March 21st, 2009 at 11:03 am
It counts - but also means you gotta teleport back to 05 and bring them up to date! Let’s divide and conquer.
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