 And, of course, I’m embarrassed to seem braggy, but if you can’t brag on your own blog, where can you?
And, of course, I’m embarrassed to seem braggy, but if you can’t brag on your own blog, where can you?
I am the quote that opens chapter 8, “Is It All About Business Exchange?” in, “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Social Media, but were afraid to ask…: Building Your Business Using Consumer Generated Media” by Hilary JM Topper, MPA.
Here’s what I have to say:
BusinessWeek Exchange is one of the most inventive, creative ideas to along in a long time. It takes the idea of ‘user’ in user-generated content and does something really interesting with it. It brings ‘companies’ into the fold as ‘users’ – presenting a unique and potentially controversial – way of looking at contributed content. I believe we won’t see the full impact of what BusinessWeek Exchange – and others to come – will have for at least the next year, and probably the next 2 to 3 years.
I factor blog networks from Fast Company, Wired and the like into this, too. They’re allowing CEOs (and other, usually C-level company people) to contribute to the dialogue as though they’re reporters under the guise of a ‘blog.’ Again, authority and influence changes with the title of the person writing. That is, when and if the user – meaning reader – realizes it, which they inevitably will.
– Jennifer Lindsay, Director of Digital Services, Social Media Evangelist / New Media Guru, Eastwick Communications
In addition to Amazon, it is now available on Barnes & Noble online as well as an ebook on iUniverse.
So what do you think of what I had to say? Please post what you think in the comments area…