Comments on: Social Media is Here to Stay and Here’s Why… http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144 Serendipity is Not a Growth Strategy Mon, 19 Jul 2010 16:43:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: DC Interactive Group’s SmartMarketing Blog » Blog Archive » Social Media Is Not Going Away — So Get On Board http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-771 DC Interactive Group’s SmartMarketing Blog » Blog Archive » Social Media Is Not Going Away — So Get On Board Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:05:50 +0000 http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144#comment-771 [...] his blog “CFO Strategist“, Chris Muccio sums up why Social Media is here to stay and why you should embrace it.  [...] [...] his blog “CFO Strategist“, Chris Muccio sums up why Social Media is here to stay and why you should embrace it.  [...]

]]> By: Charles Chat » Blog Archive » Social Media Is Not Going Away — So Get On Board http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-763 Charles Chat » Blog Archive » Social Media Is Not Going Away — So Get On Board Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:03:33 +0000 http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144#comment-763 [...] his blog “CFO Strategist“, Chris Muccio sums up why Social Media is here to stay and why you should embrace it.  [...] [...] his blog “CFO Strategist“, Chris Muccio sums up why Social Media is here to stay and why you should embrace it.  [...]

]]> By: Vany Laubé http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-762 Vany Laubé Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:39:09 +0000 http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144#comment-762 I would write excatly the same - tks for doing the homework for me. And the funny thing is that. I am from Brazil - we are using the socialmedia quite a lot down here, we've just come out from Digital Age 2.0 (Third Edition) and the feelings that remain are pretty the same. That the Social media came to stay, there is no doubt. But, how and how intrapeneurs will make money upon it, within it, beyond it or besides it - that's the big deal! To you, to me and to big shots that are - from Edelman, B-M and all the Big PR Companies very well trained not to say anything about it (but certainly this is THE big issue). Because still there is a lot to understand and to learn about how to gain results from it - more than visibility and credibility. Congrats! I would write excatly the same – tks for doing the homework for me. And the funny thing is that. I am from Brazil – we are using the socialmedia quite a lot down here, we’ve just come out from Digital Age 2.0 (Third Edition) and the feelings that remain are pretty the same. That the Social media came to stay, there is no doubt. But, how and how intrapeneurs will make money upon it, within it, beyond it or besides it – that’s the big deal! To you, to me and to big shots that are – from Edelman, B-M and all the Big PR Companies very well trained not to say anything about it (but certainly this is THE big issue). Because still there is a lot to understand and to learn about how to gain results from it – more than visibility and credibility. Congrats!

]]> By: Rich Johnson http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-761 Rich Johnson Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:30:36 +0000 http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144#comment-761 Great post and right on point. I am passing this along. Must read for anyone involved in Sales or Corporate Communications. Great post and right on point. I am passing this along. Must read for anyone involved in Sales or Corporate Communications.

]]> By: Al Williams http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144&cpage=1#comment-759 Al Williams Tue, 15 Sep 2009 11:45:30 +0000 http://cfostrategist.com/?p=144#comment-759 Hi there, these thoughts are valid but a little outdated. Of the business owners I speak to, many now have a LinkedIn or Plaxo profile and understand that this is social media, plus obviously that they are using it, as opposed to just their kids. Social Media is here to stay as it enables the scaling of CRM or relationship management. This can feed through to all areas of the business and represents the core value of social marketing- there is always a use for it, whatever the company. Hi there,

these thoughts are valid but a little outdated. Of the business owners I speak to, many now have a LinkedIn or Plaxo profile and understand that this is social media, plus obviously that they are using it, as opposed to just their kids.

Social Media is here to stay as it enables the scaling of CRM or relationship management. This can feed through to all areas of the business and represents the core value of social marketing- there is always a use for it, whatever the company.

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