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23 November 2010

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EphraimJF

Not sure if these fit the bill:

Conversation not control
Don't try to go viral, just be awesome & passionate
Your brand is the promise you keep not the promise you make
Provide something of value

Jpunishill

Dialogue not monologue
In commmand, not in control
Its no longer pay to play, its play to play
Fight process with process

Tom E

People powered ideas
Fish where the Fish are biting
and my favourite...content curation

Dave M

"Customers are in control"
The Era of Choice is not just about the end of the broadcast era, it is about all kinds of content, especially social media.

"Brands don't need a Facebook strategy"
Don't oversimplify comprehensive branding efforts or a social media strategy may be blamed when ROI feels fuzzy.

"Focus on people not technology"
Technology is great but the mass adoption of technology is about changing shared values and that is what really matters.

Jeremy Woolf (Text 100)

Some random thoughts...

You need both a link and like strategy
An extension of fail fast - be prepared to fail (and learn)
Social media isn't a silver bullet
Plan to measure
Irrespective of your business function, your audiences are likely to be influenced by social media channels
Social media is a long term play (not a 13 week marketing campaign)
Social media happens in real time – be ready to take advantage / respond
Your content can be great - release the brand journalists
Resource with an eye on the future
Process and practice make perfect

Joshua-Michéle Ross

Stealing wholesale from O'Reilly here:
Fail Forward Fast
Create more value than you capture

Then these few that I live by:
Reputation Beats Brand
Listening Beats Talking
Relationships Beat Transactions

On the Social Web there are no experts - only experiments. The fastest learner wins.

Nickhuhn

"viral" is an outcome, not a strategy.
your chances of going viral rival those of getting struck by lightning ...while you're being eaten by a dinosaur.
people don't scale.

KateAndrews

content is king!
Add value (ask not what your customer can do for you, but what you can do for your customer)
Know me, like me, follow me

CarlaBobka

Content strategy - continually make your reader smarter; not just smarter about you, but smarter about things they care about that you know about. They will come back for more.
Viral means standing on the mound in a packed stadium. Have a plan for what to do if lightning strikes and you have that much attention for 10 minutes. How will you capture value from that moment.

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