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Charging for Your Product is About 2000 Times More Effective than Relying on Ad Revenue

Charging for Your Product is About 2000 Times More Effective than Relying on Ad Revenue

By Bob Warfield on February 24, 2013

I was reading Gabriel Weinberg’s piece on the depressing math behind consumer-facing apps.  He’s talking about conversion rates for folks to actually use such apps and I got to thinking about the additional conversion rate of an ad-based revenue model since he refers to the Facebooks and Twitters of the world.  Just for grins, I [...]

Posted in Business | Tagged bootstrapping, CNCCookbook, Conversion Rate, Facebook, Revenue model, startups, strategy, Twitter, venture | Leave a response

Connecting vs Reaching

Connecting vs Reaching

By Sameer Patel on February 24, 2013

This snippet by way of Stowe Boyd really struck a chord with me with respect to the difference between social networks and enterprise social networks. Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook got called out by Maureen Dowd in this New York TImes article: “Sandberg may mean well, and she may be setting up a run for national [...]

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Collaborative Organizations, Enterprise and Social Sofware, Facebook, New York Times, Sheryl Sandberg, social media marketing, Social network | 3 Responses

New JobVite products: Engage and Refer

New JobVite products: Engage and Refer

By Brian Sommer on February 8, 2013

Yesterday, I had a chance to talk again with Dan Finnigan, CEO of JobVite. JobVite’s been a pioneer in connecting social media, workers’ connections to other prospective workers, and, recruiters for years. Their core product  defined how employers could tap into the social connections of workers to find more people just like the best and [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Employment, Facebook, Human resources, Job hunting, Jobvite, linkedin, Twitter | Leave a response

Is Social Business Dead?

Is Social Business Dead?

By Michael Fauscette on January 30, 2013

Has social for business run its course and now we should just move on, because there’s “nothing to see here”? Have businesses given it a good go and, finding no value, are they abandoning their efforts?

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged collaboration, Consumerization, CX, Decision making, ESN, expectations, experience, Facebook, internet, mobile, socbiz, Social, social business, Social Media, work | 1 Response

Common sense analytics - the analytics we need

Common sense analytics – the analytics we need

By Brian Sommer on January 29, 2013

Go to enough technology conferences and you’ll inevitably encounter the amazing motivational speaker. You know the one that climbed Mt. Everest on a unicycle while juggling four chainsaws. From this amazing story, you are supposed to extrapolate that you and your firm can do the similarly amazing things with the vendor’s software. There’s a lot [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged analytics, Facebook, ibm, linkedin, Social Media, Twitter | 2 Responses

B2B Marketers Need To Get Real About Social Media and Customer Engagement

B2B Marketers Need To Get Real About Social Media and Customer Engagement

By Louis Columbus on January 21, 2013

B2B marketers need to get more focused on how fast their prospects and customers are changing as a result of social media.  It’s time to question long-held assumptions and look to social media as a means to connect with prospects and customers more effectively. Getting Beyond PDFs to see Prospects As People In 2013, its clear B2B prospects are already much more selective [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Caterpillar, CMO, Facebook, linkedin, Louis Columbus' blog, marketing, mobile, Penton Media, sales, salesforce, salesforce.com, Social Media, Tech, Wall Street Journal, YouTube | 7 Responses

Social’s Tussle with Email

Social’s Tussle with Email

By Sameer Patel on January 13, 2013

The Kill Email meme never really dies. Ever since the dawn of enterprise social computing circa 2006, the value proposition has been waffling between being a process killer to a portal killer and my favorite, an email killer. Stare Email in the face all you want. She’s looking back and laughing at you. Then I [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Collaborative Organizations, email, enterprise social networking, Facebook, linkedin, Social network | 3 Responses

Enterprise Headlines and Highlights, 2013-01-04

Enterprise Headlines and Highlights, 2013-01-04

By Dennis Moore on January 4, 2013

Highlights from the world of Enterprise Software and Solutions over the past two months (or so): Salesforce.com had a strong Q3. NetSuite had a strong Q3. HP did not. Workday had its IPO. It’s doing well, with a market cap just over $8.5 billion and a constrant stream of innovation. Lots of IT failures recently, [...]

Posted in Business, Technology / Software, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Amazon, Amazon.com, analytics, android, apple, BI, Big Data, business intelligence, Cassandra, Cloud, Database, Dell, Dennis Moore, Ensw, Facebook, google, hadoop, HANA, Hewlett-Packard, hp, iaas, ibm, Infor, Informatica, iPad, iPhone, IPO, IT, IT Failure, Java, jobs, Linux, microsoft, mobile, netsuite, NoSQL, Open source, oracle, PaaS, Patent, patent troll, RIM, SaaS, salesforce.com, samsung, sap, SAP AG, Sybase, tablet, Tibco, Twitter, vc, VMware, workday, Yahoo | Leave a response

Appian Version 7 – It’s All About Social

Appian Version 7 – It’s All About Social

By Sandy Kemsley on December 19, 2012

Appian’s V7 is available for customer download this week, having been used by some initial customers as early as last month, and internally at Appian since October, but they don’t plan a big marketing push until the new year. However, I was able to listen in on a webinar for their customers yesterday that described [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged appian, Business process management, Facebook, ibm, modeling, Social, Social Enterprise, Twitter | 1 Response

Can Yahoo ever be a leader?

Can Yahoo ever be a leader?

By Phil Wainewright on December 17, 2012

Although the company is assured a place in Web history, Yahoo over the years has always seemed to have the role of reflecting conventional wisdom about the Web rather than changing people’s perceptions of what’s possible. No wonder Om Malik believes its glory days are over. Yahoo’s first iteration, back in 1994, was as a [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged AOL, Facebook, google, Marissa Mayer, Yahoo | Leave a response

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