Web2.0 for Small Business
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Accompanies a talk about web 2.0 for micro and small business. May not make a lot of sense without the stories that accompany each slide!
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Web2.0 for Small Business
- 1. Web 2.0 Connecting Small Business
- 4. Viv McWaters
- 7. Web 2.0?
- 11. Web 2.0 Tools
- 12. Facebook
- 13. CollectiveX
- 14. YouTube
- 15. Blogging
- 16. Twitter
- 17. Slideshare
- 18. Skype
- 19. Google Docs
- 20. Uses?
- 21. Connecting
- 22. Private
- 23. Search
- 24. Presence
- 25. Common questions
- 26. Where to start?
- 27. How do I find the time?
- 28. It might as well be Swahili!
- 29. Wouldn’t you rather spend time with real people?
- 31. Other faves
- 37. Web 3.0?
- 38. “What could have become isolating is becoming a powerful tool for real-world transformation and relationship.” Wendy Farmer-O’Neil
- 39. Made by Viv McWaters for Deakin University, Faculty of Business & Law, Geelong 8 April 2009 www.vivmcwaters.com.au www.facilitatingwithconfidence.com www.winkipod.com.au Twitter: vivmcw Skype vivmcwaters Photos on slides 1, 5, 7, 8, 19, 20, 21, 22, 36 from iStockphoto www.istockphoto.com All other photos belong to the author
Editor's Notes
- Dinner at Yvonne’s - story of how I came to be giving this talk
- About me - I’m a facilitator Tangle of butcher’s paper, pens and group ideas
- Live at bells Beach, with my mountain-bike riding scientist husband and dog, Comet. To relax I enjoy the natural environment - especially birdwatching
- And I blog Rediscovering my inner writer
- New language - steep learning curve Story about SARS - influence of web 2.0 even before I knew anything about it
- To understand web 2 need to revisit ancient history - web 1.0
- Web 1.0 was characterised by control
- And was corporate - and somewhat boring
- Rise of the ‘enthusiastic amateur’
- Featured on Slideshare
- Connecting to people and ideas Networking
- Private, client-based social networking
- Finding stuff Remaining current
- Marketing - presence On-line CV Personal brand
- Where do you start? beginner slopes - use a guide
- How do I find the time? I don’t find time - I make time
- Understanding the language
- Rather talk to real people?
- Who do you trust?
- we20
- Bushfire support
- Raising funds
- Meeting people through web 2.0 Meeting in person and collaborating/partnering