Comments on: PRE – Your Social Media Stance http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/ Thu, 08 Dec 2011 04:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: The Pitfall of the Overestimation of Participation – scottgould.me http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1046 The Pitfall of the Overestimation of Participation – scottgould.me Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:46:50 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1046 [...] you to do other things like understand what Social Media presence out of the 6 is best, what PRE stance they need, etc. It’s a thought through way to identify what your audience really needs and [...] [...] you to do other things like understand what Social Media presence out of the 6 is best, what PRE stance they need, etc. It’s a thought through way to identify what your audience really needs and [...]

]]> By: Social Media Planning, In 4 Phases – scottgould.me http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1045 Social Media Planning, In 4 Phases – scottgould.me Sun, 26 Sep 2010 11:45:45 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1045 [...] PRE: Your Social Media Stance [...] [...] PRE: Your Social Media Stance [...]

]]> By: Be Useful: The 6 Social Media Presences – scottgould.me http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1043 Be Useful: The 6 Social Media Presences – scottgould.me Tue, 16 Mar 2010 10:43:35 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1043 [...] version that includes more examples and tighter commentary on how to run them using what I call the PRE stance (the blend of personal, relational and expertise for that [...] [...] version that includes more examples and tighter commentary on how to run them using what I call the PRE stance (the blend of personal, relational and expertise for that [...]

]]> By: rubken http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1037 rubken Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:32:57 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1037 You are spot on that proactive thinking will improve the social media landscape greatly. It has been fascinating watching the increase in impersonal old-media marketing presences on Twitter.But the great thing about social platforms like Twitter is it's easy not to follow back. You are spot on that proactive thinking will improve the social media landscape greatly. It has been fascinating watching the increase in impersonal old-media marketing presences on Twitter.But the great thing about social platforms like Twitter is it's easy not to follow back.

]]> By: rubken http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1040 rubken Wed, 28 Oct 2009 01:32:57 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1040 You are spot on that proactive thinking will improve the social media landscape greatly. It has been fascinating watching the increase in impersonal old-media marketing presences on Twitter.But the great thing about social platforms like Twitter is it's easy not to follow back. You are spot on that proactive thinking will improve the social media landscape greatly. It has been fascinating watching the increase in impersonal old-media marketing presences on Twitter.But the great thing about social platforms like Twitter is it's easy not to follow back.

]]> By: Scott Gould http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1039 Scott Gould Tue, 27 Oct 2009 20:18:05 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1039 Glad the model helps. The proportions are only a guide - but I do find, continually, that people have got their proportions way out of line.As you say, it is a lens. Given the fact that most people start by intuition, and then only tweak reactively, we need proactive thinking.I'll be talking more about this at my consulting session on Social Media for Business... Glad the model helps. The proportions are only a guide – but I do find, continually, that people have got their proportions way out of line.As you say, it is a lens. Given the fact that most people start by intuition, and then only tweak reactively, we need proactive thinking.I'll be talking more about this at my consulting session on Social Media for Business…

]]> By: Scott Gould http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1036 Scott Gould Tue, 27 Oct 2009 20:18:04 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1036 Glad the model helps. The proportions are only a guide - but I do find, continually, that people have got their proportions way out of line.As you say, it is a lens. Given the fact that most people start by intuition, and then only tweak reactively, we need proactive thinking.I'll be talking more about this at my consulting session on Social Media for Business... Glad the model helps. The proportions are only a guide – but I do find, continually, that people have got their proportions way out of line.As you say, it is a lens. Given the fact that most people start by intuition, and then only tweak reactively, we need proactive thinking.I'll be talking more about this at my consulting session on Social Media for Business…

]]> By: rubken http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1035 rubken Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:46:24 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1035 Thank you for this post Scott. It's a very strong model and really useful as a lens for analysing social network presence.One of my first reactions after reading was to question the proportions, but then common sense returned and I think that you have provided a model that simply works. Otherwise I wouldn't have cared about the detail. Thank you for this post Scott. It's a very strong model and really useful as a lens for analysing social network presence.One of my first reactions after reading was to question the proportions, but then common sense returned and I think that you have provided a model that simply works. Otherwise I wouldn't have cared about the detail.

]]> By: rubken http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1038 rubken Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:46:24 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1038 Thank you for this post Scott. It's a very strong model and really useful as a lens for analysing social network presence.One of my first reactions after reading was to question the proportions, but then common sense returned and I think that you have provided a model that simply works. Otherwise I wouldn't have cared about the detail. Thank you for this post Scott. It's a very strong model and really useful as a lens for analysing social network presence.One of my first reactions after reading was to question the proportions, but then common sense returned and I think that you have provided a model that simply works. Otherwise I wouldn't have cared about the detail.

]]> By: Scott Gould http://scottgould.me/pre-your-social-media-stance/#comment-1044 Scott Gould Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:18:00 +0000 http://scottgould.me/?p=744#comment-1044 Glad the model helps. The proportions are only a guide - but I do find, continually, that people have got their proportions way out of line. As you say, it is a lens. Given the fact that most people start by intuition, and then only tweak reactively, we need proactive thinking. I'll be talking more about this at my consulting session on Social Media for Business... Glad the model helps. The proportions are only a guide – but I do find, continually, that people have got their proportions way out of line.

As you say, it is a lens. Given the fact that most people start by intuition, and then only tweak reactively, we need proactive thinking.

I’ll be talking more about this at my consulting session on Social Media for Business…

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