Comments on: What can your company do with social networking? http://www.csnblog.nl/what-can-your-company-do-with-social-networking/ The Blog about Corporate Social Networking by KREM & Partners Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:35:59 +0000 hourly 1 By: Oliver Nassar http://www.csnblog.nl/what-can-your-company-do-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-17244 Oliver Nassar Thu, 02 Apr 2009 17:55:23 +0000 http://www.csnblog.nl/?p=661#comment-17244 Sounds great Paul. I think we're on the same page. Hope to see you're slides posted on your blog/site. I'll be sure to add your rss feed to my list. All the best. Sounds great Paul. I think we’re on the same page.
Hope to see you’re slides posted on your blog/site. I’ll be sure to add your rss feed to my list.

All the best.

]]> By: Paul Harrison, Carve Consulting http://www.csnblog.nl/what-can-your-company-do-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-17234 Paul Harrison, Carve Consulting Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:43:38 +0000 http://www.csnblog.nl/?p=661#comment-17234 Hi Oliver, you raise some good points there. I am going to be speaking at the event and one of the things I intend to address is the *wrong* reasons for adopting a social strategy (tokenism, "becuase everyone else is doing it", and so on ) as well as the right ones (essentialy, adding value to an existing community and / or creating value through peering / collaboration / etc). Sorry you can't join us but I sure the presentations will be made available in some capacity. Kind regards, Paul Harrison, Carve Consulting Hi Oliver, you raise some good points there. I am going to be speaking at the event and one of the things I intend to address is the *wrong* reasons for adopting a social strategy (tokenism, “becuase everyone else is doing it”, and so on ) as well as the right ones (essentialy, adding value to an existing community and / or creating value through peering / collaboration / etc).

Sorry you can’t join us but I sure the presentations will be made available in some capacity.

Kind regards, Paul Harrison, Carve Consulting

]]> By: Oliver Nassar http://www.csnblog.nl/what-can-your-company-do-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-16094 Oliver Nassar Tue, 24 Mar 2009 14:16:36 +0000 http://www.csnblog.nl/?p=661#comment-16094 I agree. There is this impression that for an organization or community to run a company, that they either need to hop on the major networks (twitter, facebook) or develop their own niche community. But I think it's much more about learning what unique experience and content your organization can bring to a community. Not every business should be involved in the social media space, but for those who are, they need to understand that it's not about them just joining in, it's about thoughtful execution. They need to have a purpose otherwise visitors will not want to experience them. That question is very interesting to me, so I look forward to reading about it on your blog. All the best. I agree. There is this impression that for an organization or community to run a company, that they either need to hop on the major networks (twitter, facebook) or develop their own niche community. But I think it’s much more about learning what unique experience and content your organization can bring to a community. Not every business should be involved in the social media space, but for those who are, they need to understand that it’s not about them just joining in, it’s about thoughtful execution. They need to have a purpose otherwise visitors will not want to experience them. That question is very interesting to me, so I look forward to reading about it on your blog.

All the best.

]]> By: Menno Braakman http://www.csnblog.nl/what-can-your-company-do-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-16076 Menno Braakman Tue, 24 Mar 2009 11:44:36 +0000 http://www.csnblog.nl/?p=661#comment-16076 Hi Oliver, There will be coverage at least on our blog and on Frankwatching.com and Marketingfacts.nl. How to integrate the social strategy in your corporate strategy and organisation is a question we frequently deal with when implementing communities for companies. Key is in expectations management, decision power in the right place for flexibility and enough competence in place: not everybody understands how communities work and not everybody can write good webcommunitycontent. Best, Menno Hi Oliver,

There will be coverage at least on our blog and on Frankwatching.com and Marketingfacts.nl.

How to integrate the social strategy in your corporate strategy and organisation is a question we frequently deal with when implementing communities for companies. Key is in expectations management, decision power in the right place for flexibility and enough competence in place: not everybody understands how communities work and not everybody can write good webcommunitycontent.

Best,

Menno

]]> By: Oliver Nassar http://www.csnblog.nl/what-can-your-company-do-with-social-networking/comment-page-1/#comment-15915 Oliver Nassar Mon, 23 Mar 2009 16:26:05 +0000 http://www.csnblog.nl/?p=661#comment-15915 I'm especially interested in the question "How do you integrate a social strategy in your corporate strategy and organisation?". For those of us who aren't fortunate enough to be in europe for this, will there be any coverage on your blog? I’m especially interested in the question “How do you integrate a social strategy in your corporate strategy and organisation?”.

For those of us who aren’t fortunate enough to be in europe for this, will there be any coverage on your blog?

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