Buildinng and Keeping A Good Rep in the Web 2.0 World

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    1. Presented by: Brent Leary, CRM Essentials
    2. Social Computing – Web 2.0 – Business Web
      • Social computing is a social structure in which technology puts power in communities, not institutions.
    3. Web 2.0 keys
      • social networking
      • bookmarking
      • tagging
      • mashups
      • direct communication
      • mass collaboration
      • rich content
      • easy syndication
      • search
      • mobile
    4. Web 2.0 - 21 st Century Networking
    5. Growth of Social Media
    6. Relevance Matters
    7. Quick Ways to Build Your Rep
      • Commenting
      • Profiling
      • Participating
    8. 6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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    17. Web 2.0 Participation – An example
      • Elance.com
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    20. Del.icio.us
      • Social Bookmarking
      • Tagging
      • Community participation
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    23. JumpUp.com: Social Network for Entrepreneurs
      • Social Bookmarking
      • Tagging
      • Small Business Community Participation
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    27. Participating in Industry Wikis
      • Hanging with the experts
      • Guru-ing…..
      • Mass Collaboration
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    30. YouTube
      • A video is worth 1,000,000 views
      • Yes… it IS for business
      • Watch Your Back!!!
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    34. SlideShare.net
      • The YouTube of Powerpoint Presentations
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    39. 2 nd Life
      • Don’t Call Me Brent, call me…..
      Armmand Hammerer
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    41. Search: From Hunted to Hunter – What’s Your GQ?
      • 5.3 billion internet searches were performed in February 2006
      • Average web user performed 43.1 searches
      • Businesses of all sizes are expected to spend $5 billion dollars advertising on search engines
      • When your site is shown in both organic and paid results for a search, searchers click one of your listings more than 90 percent of the time
      • 43% of search engine users are seeking local merchants to buy something offline
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    43. RSS and Web 2.0 Blogs Wikis Social Tagging/ Bookmarking – [Folksonomies] Podcasts iTunes iPod Wiki updates New blog entries Newly tagged sites RSS Reader
    44. Blogging + Podcasts + RSS = REACH! Blogging Podcasting RSS
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    50. Power of Web 2.0
      • Where’s Newsweek?
      • Who’s Jeff Nolan?
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    57. New tools of the trade del.icio.us
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    63. Thank You!
      • Brent Leary
      • [email_address]
      • Corporate Website
        • WWW.CRM-ESSENTIALS.COM
      • Blog
        • WWW.BRENTLEARY.COM
      • Radio Show Website
        • www.BusinessTechnologyRadio.com
      • Saturdays @ 4PM on 1160AM WCFO Atlanta
        • OR
        • www.BusinessRadio1160.com
      For More Show Info: www.BusinessTechnologyRadio.com

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