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Want to Meet One of the Most Social People in Social Business?

Want to Meet One of the Most Social People in Social Business?

By Mark Fidelman on August 10, 2011

There are others with more followers, others with more Klout, others that tweet more, others that have written a book.  Others that are more popular, others with more buzz, others that run bigger communities and others with larger networks. But none that have a multi-channel, multi-category social dominance like Tristan Bishop.  If you only followed […]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged best practices, enrique salem, enterprise 2.0, Featured, Klout, Social Business, symantec, Tristan Bishop

It’s Not Your Product, Your Documentation Just Sucks

It’s Not Your Product, Your Documentation Just Sucks

By Mark Fidelman on November 17, 2010

Do we really have to wade through your 400 page text-based manual you’ve posted online in order to find out why an error keeps us from using your software?  Worse, when we finally find the answer it’s incomplete.  So what do we do? A Google search and find the answer elsewhere. Really? Aren’t we done […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts | Tagged bailie, Community News, content strategy, documentation, enterprise 2.0, rahel, scott abel, social, Social Documentation, technical communicator, tom johnson, Tristan Bishop | 1 Response

Are Content Strategists the Next Corporate Rock Stars? (Visuals)

Are Content Strategists the Next Corporate Rock Stars? (Visuals)

By Mark Fidelman on October 4, 2010

  Content Strategy is an emerging field with immense possibilities for business.  Similar to its Marketing cousin, content strategy seeks to position the right content with the right user experience at the right time for its intended audience.   The difference however, is that content strategy is less about advertising and more about revealing your product’s […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Marketing | Tagged Ann Rockley, anne gentle, content strategy, contentstrategy, enterprise 2.0, Jack Molisani, Rahel Bailie, rj jacquez, Rolling Stones, Sarah O’Keefe, scott abel, Site Management, Tristan Bishop

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