Comments for Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com Branding gets personal Thu, 17 May 2012 13:22:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Women in social media – Why she makes business sense by Social Media: Women Are Wearing the Trousers – Urban Times http://themyndset.com/2012/04/women-in-social-media-why-she-makes-business-sense/#comment-3297 Social Media: Women Are Wearing the Trousers – Urban Times Thu, 17 May 2012 13:22:29 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=7143#comment-3297 [...] of social sites and apps, some people are suggesting that engaged female users are a primary reason to invest in a social media [...] [...] of social sites and apps, some people are suggesting that engaged female users are a primary reason to invest in a social media [...]

]]> Comment on Examples of Social Networks hijacked by users around the world by What makes social media so disturbing? And why branding and politics are both changing together | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com/2012/03/examples-of-social-networks-hijacked-by-users-around-the-world/#comment-3282 What makes social media so disturbing? And why branding and politics are both changing together | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial Wed, 16 May 2012 10:14:10 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=6781#comment-3282 [...] measure of the risk.  Iran, Syria, North Korea and China still have bans on Facebook.  As I wrote here, social media is being used differently, with “alternative” methods in these [...] [...] measure of the risk.  Iran, Syria, North Korea and China still have bans on Facebook.  As I wrote here, social media is being used differently, with “alternative” methods in these [...]

]]> Comment on Social media theatre in New York by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com/2012/05/social-media-theatre-in-new-york/#comment-3270 Minter Dial Tue, 15 May 2012 08:56:49 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=7233#comment-3270 Many thanks, Jon (although i could not find the link). I see that you developed the topic very nicely! Always a fan of the theatre scene in Edinburgh. Many thanks, Jon (although i could not find the link).

I see that you developed the topic very nicely! Always a fan of the theatre scene in Edinburgh.

]]> Comment on Social media theatre in New York by Social media for theatre | Jon Hartley Social Media Marketing http://themyndset.com/2012/05/social-media-theatre-in-new-york/#comment-3261 Social media for theatre | Jon Hartley Social Media Marketing Mon, 14 May 2012 16:38:55 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=7233#comment-3261 [...] here. I especially like the live blogging idea and niche social networks for specific shows. Here someone has spotted a smart peice of soc med marketing for a Broadway [...] [...] here. I especially like the live blogging idea and niche social networks for specific shows. Here someone has spotted a smart peice of soc med marketing for a Broadway [...]

]]> Comment on Social media theatre in New York by Jon Hartley http://themyndset.com/2012/05/social-media-theatre-in-new-york/#comment-3260 Jon Hartley Mon, 14 May 2012 16:33:37 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=7233#comment-3260 I agree. That is clever. Linking to your post from my post on theatre and social media here in Scotland. Cheers My recent post <a href="http://jonhartley.com/blog/?p=750&utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=social-media-for-theatre" rel="nofollow">Social media for theatre</a> I agree. That is clever. Linking to your post from my post on theatre and social media here in Scotland. Cheers
My recent post Social media for theatre

]]> Comment on Social media theatre in New York by Social media for restaurants | Jon Hartley Social Media Marketing http://themyndset.com/2012/05/social-media-theatre-in-new-york/#comment-3259 Social media for restaurants | Jon Hartley Social Media Marketing Mon, 14 May 2012 16:31:00 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=7233#comment-3259 [...] here. I especially like the live blogging idea and niche social networks for specific shows. Here someone has spotted a smart peice of soc med marketing for a Broadway [...] [...] here. I especially like the live blogging idea and niche social networks for specific shows. Here someone has spotted a smart peice of soc med marketing for a Broadway [...]

]]> Comment on The Beta Myndset – Launch & Iterate by What do beta mode and code naming have in common? | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com/2010/10/the-beta-myndset-launch-iterate/#comment-3255 What do beta mode and code naming have in common? | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial Mon, 14 May 2012 06:30:15 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=3021#comment-3255 [...] a page out of the Google playbook, I believe the beta launch mode (where you launch and iterate) is a great notion for any company to adopt — as long as it [...] [...] a page out of the Google playbook, I believe the beta launch mode (where you launch and iterate) is a great notion for any company to adopt — as long as it [...]

]]> Comment on The ABC’s of Enterprise 2.0: Accept, Beta & Chief by What do Beta mode and Code Naming have in common? | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com/2011/04/the-abcs-of-enterprise-2-0-accept-beta-chief/#comment-3242 What do Beta mode and Code Naming have in common? | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial Sun, 13 May 2012 11:50:17 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=4492#comment-3242 [...] under the “it sounds silly, but isn’t,” you can find some sites that launch in beta mode and kind of stay in an eternal beta mode.  In both cases (adoption of a code name and the beta [...] [...] under the “it sounds silly, but isn’t,” you can find some sites that launch in beta mode and kind of stay in an eternal beta mode.  In both cases (adoption of a code name and the beta [...]

]]> Comment on Up close with a founding father of the Internet: Dr. Stephen Crocker by Social Media Conversion – Why converting from one platform to another will become a major headache | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com/2011/02/founding-father-of-the-internet-stephen-steve-crocker/#comment-3207 Social Media Conversion – Why converting from one platform to another will become a major headache | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial Tue, 08 May 2012 17:01:55 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=3669#comment-3207 [...] openness of systems and platforms.  Open is a fundamental value of the internet (listen to this interview with one of the founders of the Internet, Steve Crocker).  The relative newness of social media and the interoperability between code, software and/or [...] [...] openness of systems and platforms.  Open is a fundamental value of the internet (listen to this interview with one of the founders of the Internet, Steve Crocker).  The relative newness of social media and the interoperability between code, software and/or [...]

]]> Comment on Brand Building: The importance of Transparency by Social Media Conversion – Why converting from one platform to another will become a major headache | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial http://themyndset.com/2010/03/brand-building-the-importance-of-transparency/#comment-3206 Social Media Conversion – Why converting from one platform to another will become a major headache | Branding and digital marketing strategy | The Myndset by Minter Dial Tue, 08 May 2012 16:57:52 +0000 http://themyndset.com/?p=2348#comment-3206 [...] In each of these cases, migrating from one system (or partner) to another can be a costly affair, if not financially, then from a time or emotional (read: confidence) standpoint.  The “lock up” comes via being proprietary, closed and/or non customer centric.  And, a lot of it boils down to not being transparent. [...] [...] In each of these cases, migrating from one system (or partner) to another can be a costly affair, if not financially, then from a time or emotional (read: confidence) standpoint.  The “lock up” comes via being proprietary, closed and/or non customer centric.  And, a lot of it boils down to not being transparent. [...]

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