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Web Strategy by Jeremiah

Web Strategy by Jeremiah

Meeting the Web Strategy Readers

Posted: 10 Mar 2008 04:40 PM CDT

I’ve been meeting a lot of folks that are readers of this Web Strategy blog here at SXSW. It’s overwhelmingly an amazing feeling to know that folks are improving their careers by learning, connecting with others, and finding links to other resources.

Beyond the initial buzz of meeting all of you, I ask nearly everyone “how could the blog improve?” I’ve received a range of responses, including the following:

“Be more transparent about your day job as an Analyst”

“Don’t be afraid to proudly wave your Forrester reports, you’ve worked hard on them”

“Make it easier for me to find information”

“You post too damn much, slow down”

Feel free to leave a suggestion below, style or content suggestions.

The most common comment by the way is “I don’t know how you do it (in regards to the time) and “Do you have a hobby or loved ones?” You’ll have to find me in person to hear my answer. I love meeting readers, please do come up and say hi, it’s really a pleasure for me to get to know you!

SXSW Backchannel is on Twitter

Posted: 10 Mar 2008 07:31 AM CDT

I’m not going to be blogging the next few days while I’m here at SXSW, in fact, most have noticed that I’m not carrying my usual battle gear of digital camera, video camera, laptop, wireless gear. Instead, I’m just using a mobile device and will be tweeting most of the time.

I’ll point to anything that I think is interesting from Twitter, so you can follow me there, I mainly use it as a ‘link stream’ (I point to what I think is interesting) and secondly as a communication tool.

Not sure what Twitter is? It’s a social network that becomes a chat room, so you’ll need to find other folks to connect with. Use the “@” symbol to reply to someone. For example “@jowyang good morning” (minus the quotes) and I’ll see that in my reply feed.

Many business folks have a hard time understanding the value of twitter, (they don’t get it) but I talked to a reporter from NYT, and the Guardian, and they use it to find breaking news and stories.

In this case, what’s important is to focus on the content, not the toolset.

Yesterday, I was on the panel about mobile blogging, and in the spirit of it, we split up into different groups and roamed the hall using utterz, twitter, on board cameras. Here’s my interview with Jemima Kiss of the Guardian (her profile). You’ll have to understand the irony of this, I’m using my cell phone to interview a journalist on how she uses social media.




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