Comments on: Web two point oh no you didn’t! http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/ A Guide to Marketing and Selling to a Connected Customer Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:59:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: zephyr sloan http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/comment-page-1/#comment-47516 zephyr sloan Mon, 28 Jan 2008 10:48:13 +0000 http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/#comment-47516 a recent book that i read, "internet marketing secrets revealed" is somewhat relevant to this topic. maybe web 2.0 is a marketing strategy, maybe not..its difficult to say. but many people today are relegating their businesses to the web all over the world. a recent book that i read, “internet marketing secrets revealed” is somewhat relevant to this topic. maybe web 2.0 is a marketing strategy, maybe not..its difficult to say. but many people today are relegating their businesses to the web all over the world.

]]> By: Larry Bailin http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/comment-page-1/#comment-12165 Larry Bailin Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:15:56 +0000 http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/#comment-12165 Jay, If you look at web 2.0 as part of a marketing strategy and a key element of that strategy is to become more in tune with customer needs then I’d have to say the place to start would be to facilitate user generated content. The best way to do this (at least for someone starting out) is to develop a Blog. Corporate Blogging is becoming a marketing strategy staple, allowing a company to post relevant information and garner valuable customer feedback for their efforts. PS - it’s Larry not sure who Mike is :) Jay,

If you look at web 2.0 as part of a marketing strategy and a key element of that strategy is to become more in tune with customer needs then I’d have to say the place to start would be to facilitate user generated content. The best way to do this (at least for someone starting out) is to develop a Blog. Corporate Blogging is becoming a marketing strategy staple, allowing a company to post relevant information and garner valuable customer feedback for their efforts.

PS - it’s Larry not sure who Mike is :)

]]> By: Jay Ehret http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/comment-page-1/#comment-11704 Jay Ehret Tue, 11 Sep 2007 00:23:23 +0000 http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/#comment-11704 Mike, Thanks for this excellent explanation and survey of web 2.0! Your point about giving people too many choices is well taken. Once business owners do learn about web 2.0, then should not try to use every trick in the book, thereby confusing consumers. If a business wants to start dipping their toe in the 2.0 water, where would you suggest they start? Mike,
Thanks for this excellent explanation and survey of web 2.0!

Your point about giving people too many choices is well taken. Once business owners do learn about web 2.0, then should not try to use every trick in the book, thereby confusing consumers.

If a business wants to start dipping their toe in the 2.0 water, where would you suggest they start?

]]> By: meelah rebeccah http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/comment-page-1/#comment-9806 meelah rebeccah Fri, 07 Sep 2007 13:51:39 +0000 http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/#comment-9806 I think Burger King invented the “Have it your way” thing. HA HA HA .... They did!! I think Burger King invented the “Have it your way” thing.

HA HA HA …. They did!!

]]> By: melevision http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/comment-page-1/#comment-9805 melevision Fri, 07 Sep 2007 13:49:35 +0000 http://www.connectedcustomers.net/2007/web-two-point-oh-no-you-didnt/#comment-9805 Are we all going to be throwing our laptops into Boston Harbor?.... You'd have to PRY mine out of my COLD DEAD HANDS. (wait didn't Heston say that about his gun?) Are we all going to be throwing our laptops into Boston Harbor?….

You’d have to PRY mine out of my COLD DEAD HANDS.

(wait didn’t Heston say that about his gun?)

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