Comments on: Checklist for Content on Social Media Sites http://www.benphoster.com/checklist-for-content-on-social-media-sites/ Ben Foster on Digital Strategy, Social Media, and the Corner Office Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:22:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Social Media Strategy Class Reading List - by Ben Foster http://www.benphoster.com/checklist-for-content-on-social-media-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-1087 Social Media Strategy Class Reading List - by Ben Foster Mon, 26 Sep 2011 21:49:15 +0000 http://www.benphoster.com/?p=778#comment-1087 [...] Checklist for Content Strategy – Ben Foster [...] [...] Checklist for Content Strategy – Ben Foster [...]

]]> By: Alex Kemmler http://www.benphoster.com/checklist-for-content-on-social-media-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-793 Alex Kemmler Wed, 20 May 2009 19:43:40 +0000 http://www.benphoster.com/?p=778#comment-793 I think #2 is the one point that every marketer and content creator needs to take to heart. If the content doesn't have legs... it won't go anywhere. In SEO they call it "linkbait", but the principle applies to any medium. Great job calling this out in an accessible way. I think #2 is the one point that every marketer and content creator needs to take to heart. If the content doesn’t have legs… it won’t go anywhere.

In SEO they call it “linkbait”, but the principle applies to any medium. Great job calling this out in an accessible way.

]]> By: Alex Kemmler http://www.benphoster.com/checklist-for-content-on-social-media-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-1023 Alex Kemmler Wed, 20 May 2009 19:43:00 +0000 http://www.benphoster.com/?p=778#comment-1023 I think #2 is the one point that every marketer and content creator needs to take to heart. If the content doesn't have legs... it won't go anywhere. In SEO they call it "linkbait", but the principle applies to any medium. Great job calling this out in an accessible way. I think #2 is the one point that every marketer and content creator needs to take to heart. If the content doesn’t have legs… it won’t go anywhere.

In SEO they call it “linkbait”, but the principle applies to any medium. Great job calling this out in an accessible way.

]]> By: Krysten Gibson http://www.benphoster.com/checklist-for-content-on-social-media-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-524 Krysten Gibson Mon, 11 May 2009 13:38:15 +0000 http://www.benphoster.com/?p=778#comment-524 Sorry if you get this twice, it didn't seem to show up before. First, I think that your blog is great. It brings up a lot of great points and issues. Second, I couldn't agree more with your recent blog post. It there is one of two things going on regarding new media. One, companies are horrified of it and just ignore it or two they try really hard to embrace it, yet they have no idea how to successful communicate online, which means companies aren't getting the results they expect. Your list brings up a lot of good points that can be very helpful for those struggling to entice the online community. The question that this also brings up though is what it means internally. Are younger employees going to gain more leverage and responsibility as companies begin to move into the 2.0 world? Will companies begin to look to hire new media gurus? Honestly, I would be more than happy with that decision. :) Sorry if you get this twice, it didn’t seem to show up before. First, I think that your blog is great. It brings up a lot of great points and issues. Second, I couldn’t agree more with your recent blog post. It there is one of two things going on regarding new media. One, companies are horrified of it and just ignore it or two they try really hard to embrace it, yet they have no idea how to successful communicate online, which means companies aren’t getting the results they expect. Your list brings up a lot of good points that can be very helpful for those struggling to entice the online community. The question that this also brings up though is what it means internally. Are younger employees going to gain more leverage and responsibility as companies begin to move into the 2.0 world? Will companies begin to look to hire new media gurus? Honestly, I would be more than happy with that decision. :)

]]> By: Krysten Gibson http://www.benphoster.com/checklist-for-content-on-social-media-sites/comment-page-1/#comment-1022 Krysten Gibson Mon, 11 May 2009 13:38:00 +0000 http://www.benphoster.com/?p=778#comment-1022 Sorry if you get this twice, it didn't seem to show up before. First, I think that your blog is great. It brings up a lot of great points and issues. Second, I couldn't agree more with your recent blog post. It there is one of two things going on regarding new media. One, companies are horrified of it and just ignore it or two they try really hard to embrace it, yet they have no idea how to successful communicate online, which means companies aren't getting the results they expect. Your list brings up a lot of good points that can be very helpful for those struggling to entice the online community. The question that this also brings up though is what it means internally. Are younger employees going to gain more leverage and responsibility as companies begin to move into the 2.0 world? Will companies begin to look to hire new media gurus? Honestly, I would be more than happy with that decision. :) Sorry if you get this twice, it didn’t seem to show up before. First, I think that your blog is great. It brings up a lot of great points and issues. Second, I couldn’t agree more with your recent blog post. It there is one of two things going on regarding new media. One, companies are horrified of it and just ignore it or two they try really hard to embrace it, yet they have no idea how to successful communicate online, which means companies aren’t getting the results they expect. Your list brings up a lot of good points that can be very helpful for those struggling to entice the online community. The question that this also brings up though is what it means internally. Are younger employees going to gain more leverage and responsibility as companies begin to move into the 2.0 world? Will companies begin to look to hire new media gurus? Honestly, I would be more than happy with that decision. :)

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