Interesting. I mentioned on Twitter that I would like to go to Australia Sharepoint Conference but can’t justify the price of the ticket (not core business for me). So Kerriann contacted me on LinkedIn (not Twitter) and offered me a ticket. Cool. I’m going and so is my mate Jodie Miners aka JodieM. You can follow Sharepoint Conference on @AUSharepoint

What is Sharepoint and why do I want to go?

Many many students of mine over the years have mentioned Sharepoint as their internal, enterprise based intranet service with collaboration features. Continue reading »

 

I’m heading over to New Zealand from 12th to 15th May 2010 to participate in social media forum at the Australian Institute of Company Directors Annual Conference. Will you be there? No? Ah well, a little birdie (no, not Twitter) told me they are recording it. Will let you know. 10.00am – 12.00pm FORUM B: The Commercial Benefits of Today’s Social Networking Platforms. This forum is now fully bookedInnovative uses of social networking in the business environment are endless. Monitoring your customer comments on Twitter provides opportunities to improve customer service and attend to complaints. New products have been launched Continue Reading…

 

What is “the experience economy” – is it the next step on from agrarian, commodity, service…? How does value – and therefore money, currency – shift when people are more willing to pay for intangible experiences than physical goods? Can we monetize something in our minds? The first episode of my new podcast, Social Media Business, looks at revenue stream associated with providing your online community or social networks with a real world experience such as a meetup, conference or party.

 

Australian Marketing Now social media conference speakers include Chris Brogan, Laurel Papworth, David Armano, Jim Stewart, Darren Rowse (Problogger), Stephen Johnson in Melbourne September 22/23rd.

 

I hate it when I see that an audience has paid a truckload of $$$ to attend a conference and what they get is advertisements from the speaker on the podium. *smack* This came outof TEDTalks via Tim Longhurst (today): Thou Shalt Not Simply Trot Out thy Usual Shtick. Thou Shalt Dream a Great Dream, or Show Forth a Wondrous New Thing, Or Share Something Thou Hast Never Shared Before. Thou Shalt Reveal thy Curiosity and Thy Passion. Thou Shalt Tell a Story. Thou Shalt Freely Comment on the Utterances of Other Speakers for the Sake of Blessed Connection and Continue Reading…

 

Satirical cartoon- even wouldbe bank robbers need social media training from PR. I will be in Singapore 31 March – 1 April teaching a 2 day course: Understanding and Implementing Social Media into Your Crisis Management Strategy When advice needs to flow quickly from group to group, social networks are critical in the dissemination of information. Understanding the social media Government’s worldwide have used, social media such as Faceboook, blogs, wikis and MySpace to keep affected regions uptodate on the latest news on everything from earthquakes to equine flu. Companies are using social networks to monitor crisis with branding in Continue Reading…

 

Sydney, Australia: Panel on the Business of Twitter at ad:tech. I’m on 2 panels at ad:tech -this is one of ‘em. Lifted from JyeSmith who is the Chairperson/convenor/bottomsmacker: On Tuesday, March 10 I’ll be leading a panel discussion at ad:tech, Sydney.  I’ll be joined by Gavin Heaton, Laurel Papworth and Mike Hickinbotham as we discuss how you and your company can drive value and return for your business. I’m incredibly flattered by this opportunity and would really look forward to seeing you all there. As we discuss the following: How Twitter can support business objectives The evolution of the B2C Continue Reading…

 

Here’s the presentation I gave in Perth on Thursday, at Edge of the Web. Social Media Marketing Campaign View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: eotw wawa) If you are too lazy – and I know my audience well – basically do this: get involved, read what’s out there, source top bloggers, forums, bulletin boards, Twitterers, Digg fanatics and Facebook discussion groups – read and understand them. create – or better yet, find – social media assets you didn’t know you already had. Powerpoint presentations from the shareholder meeting? Put ‘em up on slideshare. FAQ’s and Customer Service Tip Continue Reading…

 

I was in Melbourne yesterday, giving the keynote at Glen Frost’s Frocomm New Media Summit conference. Great crowd, lots of thoughts flying around. Government 2.0 and Public Servants 2.0 View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: government public) Basically I went through a few different types of social media networks – blog (content), wikis (collaboration) and so forth. I also included this video of RocketOn to show the Live WebRocketOn – a layer over normal web pages so that Avatars can chat about the news and play with pixel branded products. …and also made mention of non-media social networks Continue Reading…

 

Yooohooo, anyone in Queensland September 8th to 10th? Around Conrad Jupiters? I’m speaking at PANPA then, plus running a 1/2 day workshop for a client. Here’s the details of the conference: PANPA08 Winning the Next Publishing Battle In Print and Digital Day One seems to be workshops – there’s one on Editorial Innovation – Building Community inThe next two days have mostly media proprietors as speakers except for, well, The Honourable Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister of Australia, who is opening. And The Less-Honourable Laurel Papworth, SilkCharm of Australia will be waffling on and giggling up on the podium too. The Continue Reading…

 

I speak at a few conferences. I don’t consider myself a professional public speaker – no more than I am a professional blogger, it’s an aside from my main business – but I like public speaking. It gives me an audience for high level views of my ideas, forces me capture the essence of my thoughts in 40 minutes which in turn helps me to develop the concepts into 1/2 day, 1 day or 3 day workshops. I meet people who love what I talk about and I get free coffee and bikkies. Sometimes a rather average glass of white Continue Reading…

 

Click for full size: nominate yourself to present or be on a debate/panel and you’ll be given a soapbox from which to do it! Or just register to come and listen and yell out stuffz. BarCamps are unEvents with unSpeakers and are unOrganised. To find out what that means, you have to attend. But seriously, they are pretty vibrant, rambunctious affairs. Very very different from something an industry – say media or interactive – would run. Some technical, some marketing, lots of blue sky (no doubt) some practical stuff. It’s on this coming weekend: About BarCampSydney3 Date: 5th and 6th Continue Reading…

 

| View | Upload your own Erietta created me the template (matches my business card) completely unasked while I was in Victoria last week. I found it in my Inbox when I got back – I cried. She’s such a sweetie! anyway click through the slides and ask questions in the comments if you want. I would’ve enjoyed this conference in Sydney a lot, lot more if I hadn’t -stupidly – double booked this morning’s presentation with something else. No clue how it happened, I’ve had Glenn booked in since October last year. Grrrr. My bit was the timeline of Continue Reading…

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