
The segments consist of:
+ Using social media in a traditional industry: Flooring the Consumer Blog
+ Using social media: focus on the message, and bridge new and old
+ The social media paradox: you can put carpet on You Tube, but it will keep you busy.
If you have the chance, I'd love for you to read through these posts. Susan has done a masterful job telling the Flooring The Consumer story, weaving insightful commentary in with my responses and descriptions. As I read through her posts, I found myself stepping back and considering all of this in a new light.
And appreciating anew what you've helped me create.
Let me know what jumps out. Are there ideas that you might apply to your business? Are there other approaches I should experiment with this year?
What a way to start out 2009! Thank you, Susan.
P.S.: Susan has also made this case study the subject of her Customer Crossroads Insights Newsletter from Abbott Research + Consulting.
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2 comments:
Thanks for this Christine!
People will think it was a "link conspiracy", but actually I'm a genuine fan of what you have achieved here, and you were kind enough to agree to answer my questions.
Just another fan.
Susan, from one fan to another: thank you, too!
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