Companies that want to use social media in a more structural way often start by implementing a few pilot projects. The difficult question is which pilots to select. One of our consultants, Polle De Maagt, wrote about important dimensions and KPIs of pilot projects earlier. I would like to add some dimensions and a way to prioritize these projects.
Monthly Archives: April 2011
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How to select the right pilot project in social media?
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Pricing for conversations (or: how low prices increase negative feedback)
on April 28, 2011in the categories Conversations Read more »Groupon (and it’s clones) made pricing sexy again. They used digital technology to leverage ease of use, smart conversion techniques and created stuff worth sharing. I discussed earlier how Groupon’s smart promotions could be designed to be conversation-worthy and how pricing can facilitate radical change.
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What your event can learn from the royal wedding?
on April 27, 2011in the categories Conversations, Social Web Read more »
This Friday the world has one of the biggest events of the year planned. If you haven’t heard what I’m talking about, you must have been on a different planet. The #royalwedding hashtag is already booming for days on Twitter. Newspapers are reporting on a daily basis about the first big wedding of the century.As marketers and managers, there is a lot we can learn from this event to implement in our own marketing.
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Pricing for radical change
on April 27, 2011in the categories Branding Read more »Some weeks ago, I met the director of the Opera in Lyon. He told me a story about how we had used pricing to actually change his company and change the way they communicated.
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[Infographic] Social Media Monitoring Tools
on April 26, 2011in the categories Reviews, Skills, Social Web
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Let’s stop over-hyping gamification. A plea for nudge and choice architecture thinking.
on April 26, 2011in the categories Social Web Read more »
Sorry, I don’t believe in gamification per se. Gamification is just one of many nudge tactics. Don’t believe the hype.
It all started with a tweet I wrote yesterday, “Sorry, I don’t believe in gamification per se. Gamification is just one of many nudge tactics. Don’t believe the hype”. I didn’t expect so many people reacting, let alone writing blogposts to counter my statement (thanks @gammet and @wolfr_).
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What we’ve been reading this week
on April 22, 2011in the categories Social Web Read more »Every week we come across many great articles on the Web. We think it’s relevant to share the best ones with you:

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Checklist: customising your Facebook page before promoting it
on April 22, 2011in the categories Skills, Social Web Read more »For Facebook, Profiles represent individuals and must be held under an individual name, while Pages allow an organization, business, celebrity, or band to maintain a professional presence on Facebook.
Do you represent a real organisation, or are you an authorised representative of one? Then use this short checklist to set it up before you start promoting your Page with invites and Facebook Ads.
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The Fine Art Of Content Curation
on April 20, 2011in the categories Skills, Social Web Read more »
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Social Media Intelligence: increase ROI by converting leads
on April 19, 2011in the categories Social Web Read more »All of you are living in a commercial world, which means you are trying to sell goods or services to a specific target audience. To achieve these sales, you have quite some tools on your hands. But the question always remains: how can we increase efficiency, and thus ROI? How can we make sure that we get better leads with higher conversion rates?






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