James Koole from Tucows presented this afternoon at Podcamp Toronto on enhancing corporate communications through social media.
Tucows is doing some really neat stuff as far as creating a social media focused web presence. He’s showing the group that it’s not rocket science and all it takes is some creative people willing to invest a bit of time to improve their company’s profile.
At this session, they were talking about how to convince “the powers that be” in companies to embrace the power of social media.
It’s a challenge I come across often when talking to clients. How does one make a good business case for social media? How do we communicate the real value of social media to our clients, to convince them that their corporate communications can be greatly enhanced by not only getting online but getting linked in to the industry through blogging or podcasting, or even Twittering and Uttering?
As podcasters, bloggers, media creators and storytellers…what do you think our communications strategy should be?
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Hey,
Thanks for the mention, and for continuing the conversation. You’re right – what I called “buy in” is a big part of getting going with this stuff. We’re really lucky at Tucows to have people throughout the organization who see the value of trying something new or different.
I found your site on technorati and read a few of your other posts. Keep up the good work. I just added your RSS feed to my Google News Reader. Looking forward to reading more from you.
Allen Taylor