Linkedin recently released an update to their “user agreement” which expands their authority to “control” how people and businesses can use their network. The newly revised “user agreement” basically states that Linkedin has at their discretion the authority to deem if a users behavior and/or use of “their” network is considered inappropriate then they […]
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What Does Your User Agreement Say?
Businesses will again chase the promise of gains in practices using all this social stuff as the new method. However they will likely fail miserably if they don’t change how they relate to the people first. The Warning Label says: Don’t install this technology unless you can relate to people. Get it?
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Warning: Did You Read the Label?
The adoption of social networks for business purposes will fall into five main segments of leadership attributes; innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority and laggards. Which leadership attribute will customers and employees migrate to most? Which best describes your business?
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A Chasm of Purpose?
The behavior of the markets is the new standard which continually shapes the markets behavior. As Kevin Kelly said: “a successful standard tends to remain forever”. And businesses dare ask, How long this “social stuff” will last? Go figure.
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What Is Your Standard?
Social network operators are constantly trying to add “stickiness” to their networks aimed at bring users back frequently. They understand the bell curve of user knowledge, experience and understanding or lack of understanding.
Vying for our attention, and those of our friends, they strategize on partnerships, new technology, content and marketing tactics to create the […]
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Which Social Portal Will Be Yours?
