Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust
Chris Pirillo (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed How did Scoble do it? What made Perez Hilton so much more successful than People magazine? How do emoticons change the way we do business on the web? Join Chris Brogan and Julien Smith, authors of the book Trust Agents, for an exploration of how the human circuitry goals of Chris Pirillo might possibly be accomplished in...
Family, Love, Wine Blog (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Photo provided by Wendy Piersall (@eMom) http://www.flickr.com/photos/wendypiersall/ / CC BY 2.0 Do you ever read a blog post and want to shout out loud, “Yes, exactly-what he just said!” while you eagerly devour each word to the finish? That’s how I felt, although I didn’t shout it aloud, when reading a post titled, “Ways to Be Human at a Distance” by Chris Brogan, Community and Social...
fredzimny ccccc blog (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
Related articles by Zemanta Design Thinking (freshcreation.com) A call for “design thinking”: Tim Brown on TED.com (ted.com) Designers, Marketers THINK BIG (business901.com) Show 265 – Meaning of Radical Design (theengagingbrand.typepad.com) Another review of Roberto Verganti’s Design driven innovation Near Future Laboratory (fredzimny.wordpress.com) “Design-Driven Innovation”-the...
Matt on Marketing (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
Chris knows that building relationships, trust and credibility means talking less about yourself, and more about others – their wants, needs, interests, etc. In his weekly newsletter yesterday, Chris outlined three simple but important ways to be “them-centric” more often. Here they are: Always ask about the other person first. In social gatherings, be quick to ask about...
Scobleizer (Free subscription) | 01/11/2009
Chris Brogan wrote that Twitter’s Lists make Chris Brogan feel bad. Why? Because he sees them as exclusionary. Chris doesn’t like that lists exclude people, by their very design. Here, look at my list of programmers. It excludes me. That makes me feel bad, according to Chris Brogan. Except, well, I’m NOT a programmer so why should I...
WebProNews Video Blog (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
According to Chris Brogan, the President of New Marketing Labs, we have all been playing around with social media for far too long. It is his hope that users stop being amateurs and really get serious and take it to the next level.
WebPro News (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
... media, and whether or not your employees can fit into that puzzle. As social media enthusiast Chris Brogan told WebProNews in a recent interview, it's time to get over the touristy part of social media and start getting down to business. He says it's not "Gee whiz, it's cool" anymore. It's "What are we gonna do with it?" "Great you can type. Now what?"...
The Running Librarian (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
If you're thinking about or are using Twitter lists , you might want to take a look at Chris Brogan's blog post " Twitter lists I'm not down " In his post Chris' describes how yes Twitter lists are useful but when it comes to using them to list people there is a problem, as Chris explains "In talking with friends about it on Twitter, people immediately started...
Marketing Tips (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
Thanks for being a part of Thought Leader Thursday and sharing your insight with us today Andy. For those that don’t know, you are an author, speaker and reputation management guru, to name just a few of your talents. Can you tell us a bit about how you ended up where you are today, and [...] Related posts: Thought Leader Thursday – Chris Brogan - Thanks for taking the time...
Alan Weinkrantz PR Web Log (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
via chrisbrogan.com This is a great overview of Chris Brogan's Trust Agents. Watch and listen. I've read his book twice. I am gonna read it again, just to take it all in. Highly recommended. Oh yeah- one more thing- he's...
Columbus Tech Life (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... Showcase all of your accounts using the Toobla widget on your website. Here is an example of Chris Brogan’s social web presence: http://toob.la/bpS 3. Promote your Small Business. Add your company website, blog, coupons, weekly specials, and advertisements to your Toobla library. Share your folders with customers through email newsletters, Facebook, and Twitter. Here is a portfolio...
Pro PR (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
Julien Smith is co-author with Chris Brogan of Trust Agents, a New York Times best-seller that has been named one of Amazon’s top 10 business and investing books of 2009. And Julien Smith will be the next speaker to “go cross-Canada” with appearances at Third Tuesdays in Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, and Vancouver. I found Trust Agents [...]
The Jeff Pulver Blog (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
... - Founder, Small Biz Survival Boyd Hilton (@boydhilton) - TV Editor for Heat Magazine Chris Brogan (@chrisbrogan) - President, New Marketing Labs Ciaran Norris (@ciaranj) - Director Invention/SocialMedia8 David White (@daveowhite) - Chair Dean Landsman (@DeanLand) - Media and Communications specialist. Digital Maverick (@digitalmaverick) - Learning technologist, Moodle evangelist...
One Fine Jay (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
Justin Kownacki has some choice commentary on a schoolyard fight between Robert Scoble and Chris Brogan over Twitter’s newest feature: Lists. In the few days since it’s been out, I’ve seen people use lists to bolster others’ egos. Others use them as weapons of mass agitation (@technosailor blocked someone who listed him under “Granny F**kers,” [...]...
The Flack (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
We were gathered at our bi-monthly Boys' Lunch at Michael's last month when one of "the boys," a very senior media-minded communications executive, looked at me incredulously when I said I actually read Bernoff's Groundswell , Jarvis's What Would Google Do , and Godin's Tribes , among others. He definitely thought I was either drunk on the Kool-Aid or in need of a new life. Just as the number...
