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Change can be challenging, but at its core, it is truly exciting.
I am joining the marketing team at HubSpot in Cambridge, MA.
For nearly six years, I have lived in Raleigh, NC and loved every second of it. It is hands down one of the best places to live in the U.S. The social media community [...]
Apple’s iPad is falling victim to the hype machine, creating fanboys and detractors each day. The bottom line is, that like the iPad or not, we need this type of device to support societal changes that are already beginning to happen. This tablet device category, in which the iPad is one of many emerging devices, [...]
Power for laptops and cell phones is always in short supply at events. This mini power strip with outlets and USB ports is a travel must for me.
Brands in Public Template.
Seth Godin has launched a new effort to provide public pages for brands called “Brands In Public” Can offical public brand pages work? Is that even what people want?
I think customers want interaction from brands and that they don’t need official pages to make that happen. Expections are shifting and they want [...]
Clay Shirky: How Twitter can make history | Video on TED.com.
Great video. Must watch. I suggest showing to anyone who doesn’t understand how media is changing.
This is a great recap by my good friend Wayne Sutton about this past weekend’s Word Camp in Durham.
14 things I learned about Matt Mullenweg and WordPress at WordCampRDU | Social Wayne, Wayne Sutton ’s Blog.
If you don’t have time to read his post my big conclusions are:
1. Videopress is a game changer. I may [...]
So things have been quiet here at Digital Capitalism for many reasons. The first I needed to take a break from the hardcore social media echo chamber, the second is that things over at Social Media B2B are going crazy good, and finally because I have launched a new personal project. Jeff Cohen and I [...]
Social media marketing and social marketing are often confused for each other. Social marketing as long been a synonym for cause marketing. In thinking about how these two terms often get confused I realized: they are the SAME thing. We have fought to separate the two and make them out to be completely different. One [...]
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