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Ken Yeung
Oh, It’s True. Zappos Is Drinking Its Own Kool-Aid.
I first heard about Tony Hsieh while at last year’s South by Southwest conference. It was really quite spectacular to hear about a company’s culture and how centered it was around servicing customers. Actually, it wasn’t about the customers. It was about the people. These didn’t have to be people who were customers, but just […]
Reliving & Resharing Media Easily With Redux.
Editors Note: I must admit right from the get-go that this company is a client of my employer, Stage Two Consulting, but I am writing this from a journalistic standpoint and what I’m about to write is a honest review of the service it provides. When I first heard about Redux, I didn’t really quite […]
Playing Devil’s Advocate: You Don’t Have To Always Engage.
I know that I’ve been saying in several blog posts now that you should always engage with your customers. Â But recently I felt that there’s nothing that is set in stone that warrants this being followed 100% of the time. Please don’t get me wrong…I think that having a healthy and valuable conversation with your […]
Being Papparazi’ish Does Not Make You A Citizen Journalist.
I’m quite supportive of folks using social media and the web to their advantage as they want to report on the latest news. And it has worked pretty well in the past year or so since catching the attention of mainstream media. Whether it’s the historic 2008 presidential election, the Miracle on the Hudson captured […]
Welcome To O’Reilly’s World Of The Internet Operating System.
This past week at the first annual PayPal X Innovate Conference, technology thought-leader Tim O’Reilly gave one of the closing keynotes and something he said proved really intriguing. It focused on the operating system and how it no longer would be software available on a CD, but all based in the cloud. By this, I […]
Learning To Target Your Audience By Example.
There’s something to be said about trying new things. For me, I’ve been accustomed to working from behind the marketing realmn of it all. I have a marketing degree and am focused on pushing information out. But with me now being a social media strategist at Stage Two Consulting, I’m finding myself thrust into a […]
Twitter Lists Have Finally Arrived For All: Big Ego Boost Or Real Value?
I guess I was one of the lucky ones. It seemed that once Twitter lists rolled out for one of the first small percentage of Twitter users, I got selected as one of them. I thought Twitter lists were pretty cool, but outdated because other applications like Tweetdeck, Seesmic Desktop and Brizzly had already come […]
Setting The Stage For A Comeback With Stage Two Consulting.
I’ve been fortunate enough thus far to have networked with a lot of people. Whether that’s through attending numerous conferences, events, meetups, tweetups or through social media, I’ve amassed a pretty good network of friends and acquaintances. To be honest, I think that was the point of me doing all this networking. When I was beginning […]
How Myspace Is Reinventing Itself With Secret Concerts.
This past Wednesday, I was invited to what appeared to be a “secret concert” organized by the Myspace social network. Held at the Regency Theater in San Francisco, this concert series was perhaps the first time I heard something cool coming out of Myspace. Yes, I’ve heard that Myspace has become pretty much the de […]
Why Twitter Is Taking Over My Blog (And Why I Don’t Like It).
Is this analogy true or false? Blogs are to bloggers as Twitter is to bloggers. I would say no – this is false. This isn’t true. If you’re a Twitter user, this does not automatically make you a blogger. I have been guilty of making it seem like it is, but that’s probably because I’ve […]
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