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Independent Consultants and Experts
These are independent experts, practitioners, and bloggers who offer consulting services to companies. The list includes independents from all geographic regions.
Social Media Boutiques - US
The space is growing so quickly that there are now many social media-focused agencies. Many come from PR roots, but several are also focused on a holistic approach to social technologies. These companies were included here because it appears that their main focus is social media.Social Media Boutiques - Non-US
Similar to the list above, but segmented by geography.PR Agencies
Public relations firms have been at the forefront of helping companies "talk" rather than shout to their customers.Interactive Marketing & Search Agencies
These firms are primarily interactive marketing, search, and media agencies that have developed an expertise or practice in social media. They are established companies with long-standing relationships in the marketing space. Some of them approach social media from an interactive marketing perspective, others from a search marketing angle. Both US and non-US agencies are listed here.
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| chavoen | Social media opens the world of business... | 0 | Nov 6 2009, 4:08 PM EST by chavoen | ||
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The current business landscape is both dizzying and inspiring. But one thing is certain: The same old just won’t cut it anymore. Social offers businesses the opportunity to integrate Access, Collaboration and Innovation into their models.
The internet has been supporting and expanding codified business models since the ‘90s, but today digital is carrying the torch: creating new business models, driving new processes, always evolving and ripe with opportunity. This new landscape is both dizzying and inspiring. There are impressive examples of how these new models drive real revenue, profits, and market expansion: 100,000+ iPhone applications for a technology less than three years old. $3 million in revenue for Dell generated from its Twitter stream. Netflix and Zappos prioritize their culture and employees as much as their profit margins, and continue to grow their marketshare. Dachis Group (dachisgroup.com) is focused on defining social business, exploring the question “What if big organizations worked the way individuals do now?” New industries have been created around getting good placement in search engine results, empowering your customers to fuel your innovation as well as market your business, and creating and nurturing digital relationships. These new ideas and opportunities are in stark contrast to the doom and gloom that surrounds the print industry, ad revenue projections, and PR companies. |
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| @SocialMoves | Data-driven social marketing processes | 0 | Sep 12 2009, 6:26 AM EDT by @SocialMoves | ||
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A very promising thing happened the other day when I presented emerging social business processes to a company that manufacturers, of all things, shrink wrapping equipment. The CEO didn't see how Facebook, Twitter and the like could help his B2B business. On the white board I jotted "social media" and then immediately changed it to "social process." I then asked if they had any customer insight data and what they were doing with it the drive process improvements. I then talked a bit more about opportunities to capture data insight from launching initiatives like crowdsourcing and enterprise microblogging. I could see the CEO's eyes having an "aha" moment. He then chimed in to say that they were installing remote sensors on their customers' equipment to monitor uptime and dispatch field service to fix problems. His revelation unfolded, "We can use that remote data and field service feedback to report best practices in the use and maintenance of specific equipment models within our product line." I then added that he could present that data withing web-based user communities on his web site to support sales conversion. That's when the VP of sales started smiling. This exchange is where I think the real traction is happening to get C level buy-in beyond the social media Facebook, Twitter discussion. I look forward to hearing what others think or can share in moving beyond the "media" label of social media. Cheers.
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| maxOz | Thank You for the Invitation to Join the Writer's Wiki | 0 | Jul 29 2009, 11:30 PM EDT by maxOz | ||
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I am looking forward to learning, making new friends and contributing ... Warm Wishes maxOz (michele smorgon) |
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