snake oil
Life in the "influencer" club Paid Members Public
You might be an influencer - but is anyone actually influenced?
Facebook Likes - the newest target of the fake internet Paid Members Public
Channel 4 news ran a big investigation into Facebook Likes [http://www.channel4.com/news/facebook-likes-hacking-fan-data-internet-how] last week: > As Facebook has grown to 1.15 billion users, gaining “likes” or fans, the social network has become a valuable marketing opportunity for companies. One social intelligence company put the value
Social media for carpetbaggers Paid Members Public
I laughed and I laughed and I laughed – and then I became a little depressed at how accurate this is about some people “in social media”:
5 thoughts about Social Media Week London Paid Members Public
This post has lurked in the drafts folder of MarsEdit for the last couple of weeks because, well, my current state of under-employment is making me more nervous than normal of offending people. But if there’s one thing the last six weeks or so has taught me, there’s
A Prediction: 2010, Social Media & Snake Oil Paid Members Public
I made a small mistake this evening. I broke my self-imposed social media exile to retweet something by Alan Patrick [http://twitter.com/freecloud/status/7097876834], that linked to this post on his blog [http://broadstuff.com/archives/2002-Twitter-to-be-nearly-entirely-composed-of-Social-Media-Experts-by-2013.html] . And suddenly, I found myself besieged by unhappy social media
