Apr 072010
This is a presentation to ConnectNow in Sydney 2010. It’s really about “what is money” – the community requirements, how community uses money, that all money even “real” money is virtual.
Social Media Monetization Connect Now
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I’ll probably put more up once I actually GIVE the presentation. It’s just that I promise people at conferences that I’ll put the preso up on my blog and then I go to drinks and dinner and the next thing I know a week has passed and – the curse of timely content – the subject is dead.
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Posted by Laurel Papworth at 11:01 am Tagged with: dollars, laurel papworth, Monetization, Money, Online Communities, revenue, social media, Social Media Australia, social networks
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Monetizing Online Communities:
This is a presentation to ConnectNow in Sydney 2010. It’s really about “wha… http://bit.ly/9ENzNP
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RT @steprincipato RT @SilkCharm Monetizing Online Communities http://bit.ly/9sGdn8 (virtual currency presentation, Sydney 2010)
RT @SilkCharm Monetizing Online Communities http://bit.ly/9sGdn8 “what is money … all money even “real” money is virtual?"
[...] to write this post for aaaages, but @digitalkulcha prompted me in a Tweet today as @silkcharm mentioned it in her session at ConnectNow – see slide 37. This post is for you [...]
I used chipin for Aaron Kim’s going away lunch. It was a simple and effective way to collect money globally. I was happy with it, but I found my needs were alot less than yours.
So, for simple collections, it may be fine.
My biggest beef was Paypal, who took a huge percentage (IMHO). But with chipin, I was happy.
Here’s my site http://aaronkimsleavingibmlunch.blogspot.com/
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Yes Bernie I think you’re right, it probably works well for a simple collection but maybe not suited to a long term fundraiser.
And Paypal did seem to take a hefty chunk of fundraising dollars, even more for dollar conversion.
Thanks for your comment Bernie, as always!
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RT @GaryPHayes: RT @SilkCharm Monetizing Online Communities http://bit.ly/9sGdn8 “what is money … all money even “real” money is virtual?"
[...] thing I know a week has passed and – the curse of timely content – the subject is dead. Monetizing Online Communities is a post from: Laurel Papworth- Social Network [...]
We run an online service, RevenueSolved.com which provides automated recommendations on how to monetise your traffic based on the unique characteristics of your site and audience. Perhaps relevant for your audience?
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Thanks for the mention, Blaise!
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[...] can see my slides from ConnectNow on monetizing social media here and my presentation to South East Asia media proprietors on new [...]
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[...] CURRENCY: Money has no inherent worth – it’s all virtual. Even coins don’t actually cost $2 to make, they “represent” a collective, community value of what is worth $2. Technically money is a Medium of Exchange (virtual item easily transported), often a Unit of Account (menu of stuff you can buy, a Show of Worth) and almost never a Store of Value (gold coins actually worth something). Now take the traditional currency of notes and coins that “virtually” represent a value and translate it into modern Visa cards and bank statements and the virtual-ness is self evident. – tonnes more info on my Social Media Monetization slides. [...]
@guy check out the full presentation I took that from – http://bit.ly/bs46R8