Locating and Participating in the Online Conversations that Matter

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    1. Locating and Participating in the Online Conversations that Matter a PRWebinar with Teresa Valdez Klein February 19-20, 2008
    2. Conversations
    3. Finding Them ✦ Keyword Monitoring via RSS (Google, Technorati) ✦ Keyword monitoring via RSS on social news sites and social bookmarking sites (Digg, Del.icio.us) ✦ Subscribing to general, category-specific, and comment RSS feeds from key blogs in your space.
    4. Monitoring Them ✦ If you find a particularly interesting piece of content, be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed of comments, if one is available. ✦ Subscribe to an RSS feed of all the responses - posts and sites that link to the article - from Technorati. ✦ Use Firefox plugin Update Scanner to monitor comments if no RSS feed is available.
    5. But what about non- blog conversations?
    6. Channels
    7. Blog Posts Chunks of Content
    8. Blog Post Facebook Note Facebook News Feed
    9. Due props to: http://scagozo.com/
    10. Outsource Keyword Monitoring
    11. Look at People Instead
    12. Old “A-List” Model ✦ Make a list of key bloggers and pitch them. ✦ Hope that by reaching a few key influencers, you can start a word-of-mouth epidemic. ✦ Still top-down, command and control.
    13. Everyone is Influential
    14. Everyone is A-List ✦ Read “Is the Tipping Point Toast?” in Fast Company. ✦ Assuming that that everyone is influential means that you need to have a conversation with as many of the influencers as possible.
    15. So,What’s the A- List Good For?
    16. Follow Them! ✦ Twitter ✦ Facebook ✦ Google Reader Shared Items ✦ Digg
    17. Andru Edwards
    18. Participating
    19. Simple Rules ✦ Transparency - never hide who you are or who you work for ✦ Make friends - e.g. on Twitter, Tweet at people when they mention anything you find interesting, not just when they mention your product ✦ Connect across platforms
    20. Community
    21. Recap ✦ Use RSS feeds from blog search to monitor for certain keywords. ✦ Use Update Scanner to monitor for updates to pages that don’t use RSS. ✦ Use social media tools to keep track of what the A-listers in your space are paying attention to. ✦ Participate in the relevant conversations transparently, personably and across platforms.

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