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CONVERSATIONAL CAPITAL
Conversational capital is term coined by Bertrand Cesvet, Eric Alper, Tony Babinski in their book of the same name. It refers to the use of word-of-mouth as a sort of conversational currency. This topic covers the latest news on conversation capital, including the methods and means of turning online conversations into currency.
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Business managers focus on things they can measure. Income, expenses, worker productivity and process variation consume...
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It has everything to do with how and what people think. You know what I mean? It is all about what you refer to as a...
The economic shifts continue to disrupt old advertising models as people lose interest in editorialized media.
Results are but for the moment. Knowing what influences results is a philosophy of learning and improving forever.
This video describes a set of predictions for 2020 based on an entirely new form of capitalism whose velocity and...
So now it is time for you to decide. Are you a 2.0 Hippie or not? If not then don't bother to join the conversation.
Wasted time and productivity is a pathway to failure. Why? Because people believe that media that steals their time and...
Bankers don’t care about money; they care about the rate of change of money. You deposit money in a bank for “use and...
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People and organizations fear innovation because they try and frame it and use it with old knowledge.
Like the Titanic many brands and individuals are simply cruising along doing then when they hit what they should have...
Everyone seems to be getting sucked into social media. At the same time a large percentage of companies are using it...
Given the data and subsequent conclusions of the above research relevancy becomes critical to engaging consumers using...
The internet will change a lot of things but not all things.
Missing the conversation means you missed a critical learning opportunity that could cost you everything.
The internet and social technology has turned the publishing industry upside down and inside out. We’ve seen 24 of the...
To see and create change requires you to challenge your own thinking and those who believe their own dogma.
Time is a critical element of productivity. How much time do we have before the old monetary system collapses?
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You may have a plan but without a clear strategy your plan will take you to the social media wastelands.
Markets represent consumption. If “consumption” changes then it is logical to assume that the marketplace is changing.
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