Susan Bratton asked me to answer some reader questions on her blog. They cover such topics as The Quality of Social Media Relationships: What is "Genuine" Communication?, Will social networks enhance the quality, not just quantity, of our personal relationships?, Social Media: Exafference - Passive Participation (the "They're Giving You Their Time" Part) - and Reafference, or Creating Active Participation, Converting Passive Social Media Prospects to Active Social Media Users, Guest Blogger Joseph Carrabis Answers Dave Evans, CEO of Digital Voodoo’s Question About Male Executives Weilding Social Media Influence on Par with Female Executives andHow to Get Boomers to Engage in Social Networking Part 1 of 4 - Joseph Carrabis, Guest Blogger And of course, there's more to follow. Stay tuned.
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Links for this post:- BizMediaScience Gender Based Marketing Blog Archive
- BizMediaScience Social Network Blog Archive
- Educating customers: When she buys for him, when he buys for her
- Men, Women and Social Networks
- Males 3.0
- Men's vs. Women's Brains and The Effect on Social Networking
- Engaging Males Through Images
- 3 Rules for Engaging Males in Social Site Behavior, Part 1 -- Looking into the Mirror
- Is Social Media a Woman Thing?
- Website marketing across genders
- Social media & consumer preference
- Marketing to men, women and couples
- Gender Marketing Web Design Differences
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When are we going to get a little political commentary in here?
Posted by: Tex | August 14, 2008 8:01 AM | Permalink to Comment
Tex, thanks for asking. Let me point you to NextStage's Token Republican Calls McCain a Raging Duopolist!.
Enjoy!
Joseph
Posted by: Joseph Carrabis | August 15, 2008 8:37 AM | Permalink to Comment