It’s been two months after last WebCamp and it’s time for another party. Following the idea of BarCamps with story line, we’ve decided to organize RealTime Social WebCamp Ljubljana.
This time we’ve decided to focus on a single emerging technology space: Real-Time Social Web. If you’re not up-to date with the latest buzzwords, it’s about next [...]
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Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol,
Google Talk,
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Social Media,
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Twitter,
Web 2.0,
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30 Dec, 2009
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech
Today everyone blogs and we expect everyone to have their own blog, Twitter account, LinkedIn profile etc. Being present on as many services as we can. We can then measure measure engagement levels with one of the many different approaches (number of followers, sales, replies or even Klout rank).
What often don’t see is companies taking [...]
Here are some of my notes from the Social Media Club panel discussion that happened tonight:
What is influence?
Influence is a capacity to have some people do something. Actionable influence – influence as a strategy, as a process. You don’t master the outcome but you have a feeling what’s happening and where it’s going to end.
Influence [...]
20 Jun, 2009
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech
Tech support is something that you have to do as you build and distribute a product or just provide a service. Most of the time, having support email address in form of support@companyname.com and startups like UserVoice and GetSatisfaction make great tools for creating positive environment where discussions and support can happen. These are all [...]
22 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Jure Cuhalev In: Tech
Everyone’s favorite service built around Twitter favorites – @twitfave just had a great service update. Now you can decide to get notified via DM once someone fave’s your Tweet.
While re-tweeting is important indicator of quality of your tweets, faves give you another one that was mostly hidden by now.
Anyway, it’s quick, unobtrusive and it even [...]