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		<title>Study: Comparison Twitter vs. Facebook</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:09:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Martin Meyer-Gossner</dc:creator>
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A recent study by Irbtrax, a SEO Internet Marketing firm, tries to determine which platform is the best fit for a particular business application or niche. So, the results of the study is not saying the one or the other is better, but the results give some good basic orientation for marketeers.
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/study-comparison-twitter-vs-facebook/twitter-facebook" rel="attachment wp-att-10110"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Twitter-Facebook-200x150.png" alt="" title="Twitter Facebook" width="200" height="150" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-10110" /></a>A recent study by <a href="http://www.irbtrax.com">Irbtrax</a>, a SEO Internet Marketing firm, tries to determine which platform is the best fit for a particular business application or niche. So, the <a href="http://www.irbtrax.com/Marketing.php">results of the study</a> is not saying the one or the other is better, but the results give some good basic orientation for marketeers.</p>
<p><strong>Category 1: Traffic ranking and user metrics</strong><br />
Traffic Ranking US and Global traffic ranking:<br />
Facebook 2 &#8211; 7 day average daily time on site by users: 32.2 minutes<br />
Twitter 12 &#8211; 7 day average daily time on site by users: 7.8 minutes<br />
Facebook has the lead due to its sheer size, traffic volume, and time on site.</p>
<p><strong>Category 2: Online destination for potential clients in the B2C market</strong><br />
Facebook offers more potential as of the option to include photos, detailed information, multiple outbound links, videos, and other business to consumer apps. The study states it is easier to build a larger network of followers in the shortest amount of time to help market a consumer product or service.</p>
<p><strong>Category 3: Online destination for potential clients in the B2B market</strong><br />
The advantage is on Twitter as it provides more viral marketing flexibility while requiring less followers. Viral Marketing is a core business to business social media application for service recognition and other benefits. Popular industry related tweets are redistributed creating a domino effect even if you don&#8217;t have thousands of followers.</p>
<p><strong>Category 4: market research benefits</strong><br />
Again Twitter shows more potential. Its search features can be efficiently used to monitor what people are saying about a company, service, product and competitors. Increasing or declining trends can be tracked effectively as well.</p>
<p><strong>Category 5: internal viral marketing benefits</strong><br />
Facebook is top as it&#8217;s much easier to build a larger following. Plus, Facebook &#8216;wall&#8217; feature is much more interactive than Twitter’s internal communication features.</p>
<p><strong>Category 6: external viral marketing benefits</strong><br />
Twitter offers a greater external internet reach &#8211; no front door. Google&#8217;s &#8216;Real Time&#8217; search feature often streams live tweets. A comparison of the number of tweets an independent article/release receives verse the number times they are shared by Facebook accounts appears to strongly favor Twitter.</p>
<p><strong>Category 7: Use of each platform for direct internet communication</strong><br />
Facebook offers an instant message feature which allows you to communicate with other users globally. </p>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
The study concludes that in order to maximize your social media marketing results companies ideally create a presence on both. And I am happy that a study mentions this: Which platform a company engages first, or where to spend the most amount of available time or budget depends on your customers!!! Businesses should be checking their web-analytic metrics to apply the findings to your target group, and evaluate the potential and strengths of each platform.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Mar 2010 08:08:56 +0000</pubDate>
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A new report by Barracuda Networks on the company’s newly launched security research portal unveils a truth that was already found in this Harvard study some months ago: Twitter users are not as social as they might seem.  
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<p>Although Twitter is probably the fastest growing social network, most of its 50 million accounts seem to follow other users &#8211; instead of posting their own messages. In some way this sounds positive, as it shows that we are not living in a pure self-referential world. </p>
<p>The Barracuda study states that in December 2009 73% of Twitter accounts have tweeted fewer than 10 times. Only 21% of Twitter account holders are &#8220;true users&#8221; as Baracuda defines them.  The &#8220;true user&#8221;, according to their definition, is someone who has at least 10 followers, follows at least 10 people and has tweeted at least 10 times. Now, we may argue differently about that, but it definitely shows a trend. </p>
<p>Paul Judge, author of the report and chief research officer at Barracuda, thinks that Twitter is becoming more of a news feed channel than a social network. That indicates that most Twitter users &#8220;came online to follow their favorite celebrities, not to interact with their buddies the way they would on Facebook or MySpace,&#8221; said Judge.</p>
<p>The follow-only trend might be part of the is part of Twitter&#8217;s &#8220;red carpet era&#8221; when celebrities pushed their microblogging account into the mainstream during the six-month research period of Barracuda. </p>
<p>From November 2008 to April 2009, some celebrities, like Ashton Kutcher, Oprah Winfrey and John Mayer, joined Twitter. In these days the micro-blogging service grew 21.2% in the month of April 2009 alone.</p>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
The question remains if Twitter will be able to get more of these followers activated to become &#8220;true users&#8221; and to start tweeting themselves. Or if security risks will keep users away from becoming the active Twitterati. In combination with news about sites like <a href="http://articles.sfgate.com/2010-02-18/news/17927135_1_twitter-and-facebook-users-broadcasting">Pleaserobme.com</a> people have scared of users not to tell to much about their real-time privacy. In my eyes Twitter should be making the main benefit clear to their potential users and show some monetization strategy for companies and users. Why should someone use a platform that does not show a valid business reason?</p>
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Ein paar Schnappsch&#252;sse und Zitate der Woche zum Thema des Blogs…
Webstrategie: Cyberport Gesch&#228;ftsf&#252;hrer Olaf Siegel ist in einem Interview mit der Computer Reseller News der Meinung: &#8220;Man kann nicht mit Online-Strategien offline verkaufen&#8221; und macht die Unterschiede zwischen station&#228;rem und Internet-Business deutlich klar.
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<p><strong>Webstrategie:</strong> Cyberport Gesch&#228;ftsf&#252;hrer Olaf Siegel ist in einem <a href="http://www.informationweek.de/cio/maerkte-unternehmen/artikel-80397.html">Interview mit der Computer Reseller News</a> der Meinung: &#8220;Man kann nicht mit Online-Strategien offline verkaufen&#8221; und macht die Unterschiede zwischen station&#228;rem und Internet-Business deutlich klar.</p>
<p><strong>Onlinestrategie:</strong> Wie schwierig es ist, die Kunden gleichzeitig im Internet und in gro&#223;en Shops zu betreuen, wei&#223; der Metrokonzern. Erst gab es Onlineshops f&#252;r Media Markt und Saturn, dann schlo&#223; man sie und macht nur noch Werbung mit den Webauftritten. Jetzt will der Metrokonzern wieder <a href="http://www.horizont.net/aktuell/marketing/pages/protected/Metro-forciert-Online-Strategie-fuer-Media-Saturn_90743.html">mit Onlineshops weitermachen</a>.</p>
<p><strong>Internetstrategie:</strong> Der Vorstandsvorsitzender des Springer Verlags, Dr. Matthias D&#246;pfner, l&#228;sst einiges &#252;ber die <a href="http://www.onetoone.de/Springer-Wachstum-durch-Portale-und-Performance-Marketing-17641.html">Internet-Strategie des Unternehmens</a> wissen. &#8220;Bei Gr&#252;ndung oder Akquisitionen in der digitalen Welt konzentrieren wir uns auf drei Arten von Gesch&#228;ften: Marktf&#252;hrende Inhalte-Portale, Rubriken-Portale und Performance-basierte Vermarktung&#8221;.</p>
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Als mobile Devices (altdeutsch = Handys) erfunden wurden, dienten sie dem Sinn, im Notfall in Echtzeit Informationen auszutauschen. Das mag zwar heute immernoch so sein. Dennoch hat die CeBIT 2.010 die soziale Erweiterung des Nutzungsbeweggrundes sowie die damit einhergehende Bedeutung f&#252;r Sales und Marketing den Massen eindringlich verdeutlicht.
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<p>Als mobile Devices (altdeutsch = Handys) erfunden wurden, dienten sie dem Sinn, im Notfall in Echtzeit Informationen auszutauschen. Das mag zwar heute immernoch so sein. Dennoch hat die CeBIT 2.010 die soziale Erweiterung des Nutzungsbeweggrundes sowie die damit einhergehende Bedeutung f&#252;r Sales und Marketing den Massen eindringlich verdeutlicht.</p>
<p>Tippte man fr&#252;her umst&#228;ndlich die notwendige Nummer ein, um schnellstm&#246;glich die Polizei, den Krankenwagen oder Abschleppdienst zu einem Unfallort zur Hilfe zu holen und den Verkehrsflu&#223; wieder zu gew&#228;hrleisten. So wird heute mit dem Handy ein Film (Bild ist schon fast uncool) vom Unfall gemacht. Dieses Video wird dann in einem sozialen Netzwerk hochgeladen und die Freunde auf die verkehrstechnische Umfahrung des Unfallortes per Twitter in Echtzeit aufmerksam gemacht.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/cebit-2-010-always-mobile-always-social-always-on/car-2-0" rel="attachment wp-att-9920"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Car-2.0-200x149.jpg" alt="" title="Car 2.0" width="200" height="149" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9920" /></a>Die Tastatur des Handys spielt dabei zuk&#252;nftig immer unerheblicher. Gilt es doch, wertvolle Zeit zu sparen. Schlie&#223;lich wissen Usability Experten um die Wichtigkeit eines der Moderne entsprechenden <a href="http://thechronicleherald.ca/Business/1171165.html">kundenfreundlichen Bedienungskonzeptes</a>. Ja ok, und auch der Notwendigkeit keine Zeit bei einem Unfall zu verlieren. Richtig. </p>
<p>Ergo, die App revolutioniert nicht nur das (mobile) Internet, sondern auch den Markt der mobilen Endger&#228;te und deren Grundausstattung. Und wer denkt, da&#223; gelte nur f&#252;r das Handy irrt sich. Auch das Auto der Zukunft greift vermutlich per Touchscreen nur noch auf Apps zu, wie die <a href="http://cebit2010blog.telekom.com/2010/03/01/wie-viel-internet-brauchen-sie-im-auto/">T-Systems wunderbar offline auf der CeBIT illustrierte</a>. </p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/cebit-2-010-always-mobile-always-social-always-on/google-streetview" rel="attachment wp-att-9931"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Google-Streetview-148x200.jpg" alt="" title="Google Streetview" width="148" height="200" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-9931" /></a>Man mag sich gar nicht ausmalen, wenn man auf das Auto Screenplay noch die Apps von Facebook und Twitter hochladen kann, wie es <a href="http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/techchron/detail?&#038;entry_id=54816">Ford erst k&#252;rzlich in Aussicht gestellt</a> hat. Dank Google Streetview k&#246;nnen sich die Netzwerk Freunde dann den Ort des Geschehens zuk&#252;nftig aus der sicheren Ferne ins Ged&#228;chtnis rufen. Und das Ganze sogar im Vorzeit-Webzustand &#8211; in Echtzeit schafft wohl selbst Google den aktuellen Stra&#223;en&#252;berblick nicht. Auf der Cebit konnte man die Autos bewundern, die diese Strassen-Bilder zuk&#252;nftig f&#252;r uns machen &#8211; von K&#252;nstlern in liebevoller Kleinstarbeit verziert.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/cebit-2-010-always-mobile-always-social-always-on/studivz-sofa" rel="attachment wp-att-9942"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/StudiVZ-Sofa-200x149.jpg" alt="" title="StudiVZ Sofa" width="200" height="149" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9942" /></a>Ob die K&#252;nstler sich wohl danach erstmal bei studiVZ auf der Couch ausgeruht haben? So ganz unmobil, aber nat&#252;rlich sozial und im &#8220;always on&#8221; Modus? Vermutlich nicht. Man musste schon ein Auto vor die Couch fahren, um irgendwie darauf zu kommen. Vielleicht haben sie aber auch nur ein Bild mit der erh&#246;hten Kamera-Perspektive gemacht, um es dann vom Auto aus in ein soziales Netzwerk hochzuladen. </p>
<p>Offline gibt es den Menschen 2.010 anscheinend nicht mehr. Aber vielleicht braucht er gerade deswegen bald wieder die Ursprungsfunktion des Handys, wenn es n&#228;mlich vor lauter Onlinezeit dann in der Offlinewelt st&#228;ndig kracht, weil gerade mal wieder <a href="http://www.economist.com/business-finance/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15612291">umstrittene Location-Based Services gecheckt wurden</a> nach den neusten Promotions und Angeboten in der Umgebung ums Auto.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/cebit-2-010-always-mobile-always-social-always-on/obama-telekom-customer-motivation" rel="attachment wp-att-9961"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Obama-Telekom-Customer-Motivation-152x200.jpg" alt="" title="Obama Telekom Customer Motivation" width="152" height="200" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-9961" /></a><strong>Spot on!</strong><br />
Ach ja. Zur Deutschen Telekom gibt es auch noch ein paar Worte zu sagen. Man fr&#228;gt sich, ob der Konzern Re-Branding -Weltmeister werden will. Mit jeder neuen Business-Strategie w&#252;rfelt man anscheinend auch gleich ein neues Branding in den Markt. <a href="http://www.handelsblatt.com/unternehmen/it-medien/neue-strategie-telekom-setzt-in-deutschland-auf-internet-dienste;2538747">Egal ob die dann Webstrategie 2.0 hei&#223;t oder nicht</a> und man mit Kundengeschenken wirbt, die vom Obama 2.0 Leitspruch abgeleitet sind. So wird aus &#8220;Yes, we can&#8221; einfach mal schnell &#8220;U Can&#8221; (mit dem Claim &#8216;The power to transform&#8217;). Und ebenso schnell wandelt man T-Online, T-Com, T-Mobile oder T-Home um. Jetzt geht der Konzern mit T auf Kundenfang. Mit weiterhin einem Punkt davor, 3 dahinter und gleichem Audio-Logo? Der <a href="http://twitter.com/deutschetelekom">PR Twitter Account</a> darf nicht fehlen und auch Facebook wird offensichtlich bald kommen, wenn man mal <a href="http://www.facebook.com/search/?q=deutsche+telekom">genau sucht</a>.</p>
<p>Ob und wie diese zahlreichen Brandingwechsel die Markenf&#252;hrungs-Experten auslegen, bleibt spannend und abzuwarten. Sachdienliche Hinweise bitte an die Branding-Unfall-Notaufnahme MMG bei The Strategy Web. Danke im voraus!</p>
<p>PS: Geschrieben auf dem Flug von Hannover nach M&#252;nchen, auf dem iPhone &#8211; aber offline im Flugmodus&#8230;</p>
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<p><strong>Adam Singer tells us</strong> how to <a href="http://thefuturebuzz.com/2010/03/08/web-marketing-pr-strategy/">architect a social web marketing and PR strategy</a>. </p>
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Which web tools should a company use for their b2b purposes? Kipp Bodnar created an interesting list of 10 tools that seems to be quite relevant.  
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<p><strong>Although cheat sheets are not the best way</strong> to start business processes, this one by <a href="http://drewmclellan.typepad.com/Downloads/CMO-SOCIAL%20LANDSCAPE-R5.pdf">Drew McLellan</a> gives some nice orientation on the impact of social networks on customer communication, brand exposure, traffic to your site and SEO activities how to use social networks for business. </p>
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In the last months, all social business networkers on LinkedIn have shared the same experience. They have received different invitations from people all over the world with the following invitation text&#8230;
&#8220;I&#8217;d like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn.
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/linkedin-the-importance-of-invitation-text/linkedin-logo" rel="attachment wp-att-9830"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/linkedin-logo.jpg" alt="" title="linkedin-logo" width="100" height="43" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-9830" /></a>In the last months, all social business networkers on LinkedIn have shared the same experience. They have received different invitations from people all over the world with the following invitation text&#8230;</p>
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- Surname Name&#8221;</p></blockquote>
<p>Short, targeting, and easy to understand &#8211; for everybody all over the world. Hmmmm&#8230;.?!</p>
<p>This raises some questions in my head on the importance of invitation texts. And I would appreciate your views and get some feedback of people who also use LinkedIn for social business networking.</p>
<p><em>Personalization</em><br />
Is it ok to use the standardized version of the invitation text by LinkedIn? We are all marketers and we know that <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/the-rebirth-of-personalization-cmo-study">personalization is key</a>. So, isn&#8217;t it better to re-phrase the standardized text version and write a short PERSONAL message?</p>
<p><em>Curiosity</em><br />
If somebody is not writing a personal message, is it a sign that this person wants me to respond to him/her, and ask WHY this person wants me in his/her business social network? Even think about the impact on playing a psychological game on hierarchy thinking. Or is it just the <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/best-feature-of-social-networks-the-pick-a-boo-effect">peek a boo effect</a>? Or is it just a hunters and collectors business?</p>
<p><em>Test</em><br />
If somebody leaves the standardized personal message, the contacted person might think this is a TEST on his/her social networking capabilities. So, companies might check how serious job applicants take social networking, how quick potential employees respond, or how much somebody is engaged in social media in general. Or just to test  if this person understands <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/lead-generation-combination-of-social-web-tools-and-email-marketing-is-powerful-and-cost-effective">effective lead generation</a>?</p>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
Should not LinkedIn change its service? The one who is contacted cannot see what the contacting person has ticked in the box in terms of the business relationship, he or she is referring to. </p>
<p>What is your view and experience on invitations by social networks &#8211; especially from a business perspective. </p>
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Embargoes have become very popular in the PR industry with the rise of personal blog publishing. This video made me laugh as it shows the funny side-effects of embargoes&#8230;

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<p>Embargoes have become very popular in the PR industry with the rise of personal blog publishing. This video made me laugh as it shows the funny side-effects of embargoes&#8230;</p>
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Es gab Zeiten, da wu&#223;te man noch nicht einmal, was Lead Generierung ist. Nein, man nannte das ganz einfach hochdeutsch &#8220;Kunden-Gewinnung&#8221;. In dieser sch&#246;nen alten Offlinewelt 1.0 gab es schon eine Art &#8220;Lean-Forward-Generation&#8221;. Es waren die Kunden n&#228;mlich, die bei Sendungen wie &#8220;Gl&#252;cksrad&#8221; mitmachten, W&#246;rter erraten duften und sich die neusten und tollsten Produkte pr&#228;sentieren [...]]]></description>
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<p>Es gab Zeiten, da wu&#223;te man noch nicht einmal, was Lead Generierung ist. Nein, man nannte das ganz einfach hochdeutsch &#8220;Kunden-Gewinnung&#8221;. In dieser sch&#246;nen alten Offlinewelt 1.0 gab es schon eine Art &#8220;Lean-Forward-Generation&#8221;. Es waren die Kunden n&#228;mlich, die bei Sendungen wie &#8220;Gl&#252;cksrad&#8221; mitmachten, W&#246;rter erraten duften und sich die neusten und tollsten Produkte pr&#228;sentieren lassen konnten. </p>
<p>Die SAT1-Sendung &#8220;Gl&#252;cksrad&#8221; war einfach ein Klassiker. Wollen wir also mal kurz in alten Zeiten schwelgen? Ja&#8230;</p>
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<p>Herrlich, nicht?! Genug davon&#8230;</p>
<p>Das gute alte Gl&#252;cksrad hat aber noch nicht ausgedient. Man kann es n&#228;mlich wunderbar f&#252;r die Lead Generierung nutzen. Es erlebt gerade sozusagen sein Renaissance. In M&#252;nchen. Auch wenn es jetzt anders aussieht. N&#228;mlich wei&#223; und rot. Und nicht mehr so sch&#246;n bunt wie fr&#252;her bei SAT1. </p>
<p>Eine Telekom-Provider Firma setzt das Gl&#252;cksrad zur Lead-Generierung in der Offlinewelt ein. Und das obwohl die auch von der Kraft von <a href="http://www.facebook.com/vodafoneDE">Facebook</a> und <a href="http://twitter.com/vodafone_de">Twitter</a> bei der <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/lead-generation-combination-of-social-web-tools-and-email-marketing-is-powerful-and-cost-effective">Lead Generierung via Social Web</a> wissen. </p>
<p>Richtig. Es geht um Vodafone. Und ich finde es gut, da&#223; man auch mal andere Ans&#228;tze geht und nicht nur die Social Web Welt in den Mittelpunkt stellt. Ganz dem Motto meines Blogs &#8220;Connecting Offline and Online is one of today&#8217;s biggest business challenges&#8221;. </p>
<p>Ein gro&#223;es Gl&#252;cksrad. Ein paar kleine Gewinn-Gutscheinen drauf. Schon l&#228;sst sich so mancher Kunde gewinnen. Ganz &#8220;old-fashioned&#8221;,  wie man so sagt. Und so gar nicht &#8220;webzweinullig&#8221;. Auf meine Frage, wieviel Kunden denn h&#228;tten mitspielen wollen, mu&#223;ten die netten Verk&#228;ufer bei Vodafone lachen. Eine Antwort bekam ich nicht. Schade eigentlich. </p>
<p>Aber sagt selbst, ist die Aktion nicht wirklich gelungen und professionell? Da gibt man doch gern sein Lead ab, oder nicht&#8230;?</p>
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<p>PS: Es dauerte ungef&#228;hr 5 Minuten bis ein Verk&#228;ufer sich zum Gl&#252;cksrad traute, als ich mein Foto machte und mir die Aktion ansah&#8230; </p>
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Vor ein paar Wochen habe ich in einem Interview mit dem Internet World Magazin von einem Kulturwandel gesprochen, der mit der Evolution des (oder Revolution durch das) Social Web einhergeht. In der Vergangenheit gingen zahlreichen Kulturwandeln tiefgreifende Manifeste voran, die die Ziele und Absichten einer Gesellschaft im Wandel in sich tragen.
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/die-zeit-der-manifeste-manie-hypie-oder-faszination/manifeste-2" rel="attachment wp-att-9723"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Manifeste1-200x86.jpg" alt="" title="Manifeste" width="200" height="86" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9723" /></a>Vor ein paar Wochen habe ich in einem <a href="http://www.internetworld.de/Nachrichten/Trends/Webstrategie-ist-Businessstrategie-23688.html">Interview</a> mit dem Internet World Magazin von einem Kulturwandel gesprochen, der mit der Evolution des (oder Revolution durch das) Social Web einhergeht. In der Vergangenheit gingen zahlreichen Kulturwandeln tiefgreifende <a href="http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manifest">Manifeste</a> voran, die die Ziele und Absichten einer Gesellschaft im Wandel in sich tragen.</p>
<p>Nun ist ein Manifest kein Blog-Post, kein Whitepaper und keine Strategie-Abhandlung. Oder im Social Web Zeitalter dann doch? Manifeste entstehen in schwierigen Zeiten ideologischer und kultureller Umbruchstimmung in der Gesellschaft. Jeder in der Gesellschaft sp&#252;rt die Umbruchstimmung. Jeder nimmt die Unruhe im Geiste wahr. Kluge K&#246;pfe formulieren die W&#252;nsche sowie die zuk&#252;nftige Wegbereitung in Thesen. Die Absicht: Der Masse Orientierung und Antworten zu geben. </p>
<p>Der derzeitige Kulturwandel findet in schriftlicher Form eine kreative Energie, die sich in diversen Manifesten niederschl&#228;gt &#8211; publiziert zumeist von (Social) Web-Experten. Allein im Jahr 2010 sind inzwischen 3! Internet-Manifeste erschienen. </p>
<p>Manie, Hype oder Faszination? Es wirkt fast so, als schafften sich manche (Social) Web Professionals mit einem Internet-Manifest ein Denkmal. Was mit dem Cluetrain Manifest begann, findet euphorische, motivierte Nachahmer, die ebenfalls Manifeste in die soziale Web Diskussion einflie&#223;en lassen.</p>
<p><strong><em>Eine &#220;bersicht&#8230;</em></strong></p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.cluetrain.com/">Cluetrain Manifest</a></strong><br />
Autoren: Chris Locke, Doc Searls, David Weinberger, Rick Levine<br />
April, 1999</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.tompeters.com/pdfs/Tomato101804.pdf">Tom’s Re-imagine Manifesto!</a></strong><br />
Ten Good Reasons to “Get Up in the Morning”<br />
Autor: Tom Peters<br />
Juli 2005</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.changethis.com/manifesto/issue/36.04.HappyatWork#view">The Happy at Work Manifesto</a></strong><br />
Autor: Alexander Kjerulf<br />
Juli 2007</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.internet-manifest.de/">Das Internet-Manifest</a></strong><br />
Wie Journalismus heute funktioniert. 17 Behauptungen.<br />
Autoren: Zahlreiche Journalisten<br />
September 2009</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.slow-media.net/manifest">Slow Media Manifest</a></strong><br />
Autoren: Sabria David, J&#246;rg Blumtritt und Benedikt K&#246;hler<br />
Januar 2010</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://webguerillas.de/manifest/?lang=de">Media Manifest</a></strong><br />
12 Thesen zur k&#252;nftigen Media-Messung<br />
Autor: David Eicher/Webguerillas<br />
Feburar 2010</p>
<p><strong><a href="http://www.rubiconproject.com/manifesto/">Rubicon Manfest</a></strong><br />
Principles of a REVVOLUTION or, the ad server is dead<br />
Autor: Rubicon Project<br />
Februar 2010</p>
<p>In der &#196;ra des Social Web sprechen alle von Nachhaltigkeit, was das Cluetrain Manifest definitiv bewiesen hat. Und wie sieht es mit den anderen Manifesten aus? Wie denken Social Web Professionals &#252;ber diese neuen Manifeste? Was bringen solche Manifeste? Welche Art von Manifesten brauchen Unternehmen f&#252;r die Zukunft? Ein paar akademische Meinungen habe ich vorab schonmal angefragt. Und freue mich auf Eure Kommentare&#8230;</p>
<p>Lest selbst&#8230;</p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/die-zeit-der-manifeste-manie-hypie-oder-faszination/prof-eichsteller" rel="attachment wp-att-9703"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Prof-Eichsteller.jpg" alt="" title="Prof Eichsteller" width="150" height="225" class="alignright size-full wp-image-9703" /></a><em><a href="http://twitter.com/eichsteller">Prof. Harald Eichsteller</a>, Hochschule der Medien (HdM)</em><br />
&#8220;Ein Manifest symbolisiert, dass das schwelende Gef&#252;hl einer gro&#223;en Gruppe oder Bewegung sich materialisiert, aufgeschrieben und schlie&#223;lich publiziert wird &#8211; ob als Anschlag an einer Kirchent&#252;r, als Buch oder im World Wide Web. Nach Luther und Marx haben sich rechtzeitig vor Ende des Jahrtausend f&#252;hrende K&#246;pfe im Cluetrain Manifest zusammengetan, um der Tradition mit 95 Thesen neuen Schwung zu geben &#8211; und das wurde dann in immer k&#252;rzeren Zeitabschnitten dankbar von einigen aufgegriffen. </p>
<p>Erw&#228;hnenswert das 15-thesige Slow Media Manifest, das auf den ersten Blick die Tradition des intellektuellen Anspruchs der Manifestierer der letzten Jahrhunderte fortsetzt und sicherlich das schwelende Gef&#252;hl einer beachtlich gro&#223;en Gruppe im digitalen Alltags-Dschungel Gehetzter widerspiegelt. Das Media-Manifest kommt mit 12 Thesen aus und lehnt sich optisch stark an die historischen Vorbilder an; es bleibt allerdings nicht verborgen, dass es sich um das Akquisitionstool einer Agentur handelt, auch wenn inhaltlich die grunds&#228;tzlichen Marketing-Tendenzen des neuen Jahrzehnts trefflich skizziert sind. </p>
<p>Bleiben einige Fragen: Brauchen wir jetzt in immer k&#252;rzer werden Abst&#228;nden st&#228;ndig neue Internet-Manifeste? Ist es legal, die von Luther und Cluetrain vorgegebene Zahl von f&#252;nfundneunzig auf ein Dutzend oder wenig mehr zu reduzieren? Ist ein Manifest nicht immer non-profit? Oder: Ist nach dem Cluetrain Manifest jetzt nicht wieder Ruhe angesagt und wir besch&#228;ftigen uns jetzt 100 Jahre mit den Konsequenzen und der Verarbeitung dessen, was da so schwelte, uns alle &#252;berrumpelte und wir nun eine ganze Zeitlang brauchen werden, um uns freizustrampeln und unsere eigene Linie zu finden?&#8221;</p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/die-zeit-der-manifeste-manie-hypie-oder-faszination/prof-skibicki" rel="attachment wp-att-9704"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Prof-Skibicki.jpg" alt="" title="Prof Skibicki" width="150" height="194" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-9704" /></a><em><a href="http://twitter.com/klemensskibicki">Prof. Dr. Klemens Skibicki</a>, Deutsches Institut f&#252;r Kommunikation und Recht im Internet (DIKRI)</em><br />
&#8220;Karl Marx und Friedrich Engels beschrieben in ihrem Kommunistischen Manifest 1848 diese Unruhe als „ein Gespenst geht um in Europa…“ Damals konnte zwar jeder den gesellschaftlichen Umbruch der industriellen Revolution mit dem Wachsen der St&#228;dte, industrieller Massenproduktionsweisen und dem Entstehen der Arbeiterschicht als einer neuen gesellschaftlichen  Schicht sehen und den neuen Geist sp&#252;ren &#8211; die Macht und die Auswirkungen waren jedoch kaum zu &#252;berblicken. Jahre sp&#228;ter f&#252;hrten die einst verfassten Grundlagen zu neuen Machtorganisationen wie den sozialdemokratischen Parteien und andernorts sogar zu blutigen Revolutionen wie in Russland. </p>
<p>Die Autoren der „95 Thesen des Cluetrain Manifests“ von 1999 waren ihrer Zeit genauso voraus als sie die Basisthese „M&#228;rkte sind Gespr&#228;che“ formulierten. Geschichtsbewusst dr&#252;ckten sie die Kraft dieser Aussagen durch die Anlehnung der Titelwahl  an die 95 Thesen von Martin Luther und das Marx`sche Kommunistische Manifest an – elegant, aber nur f&#252;r eine kleine Elite verst&#228;ndlich. Ein Jahrzehnt sp&#228;ter wird die m&#228;chtige Ver&#228;nderung durch die neuen Kr&#228;fte von Facebook, YouTube, Twitter &#038; Co auch von der Masse abseits der Vordenker gesp&#252;rt. So wie sich b&#252;rgerliche Schichten im 19. Jahrhundert sich teilweise durch die neuen Kr&#228;fte bedroht f&#252;hlten, werden heute langsam alle Branchen erfasst und viele f&#252;rchten um ihre Gesch&#228;ftsmodelle, so dass sie Orientierung und neue Leitlinien f&#252;r die Social Media Revolution suchen. Diese Suche m&#252;ndet in der Formulierung solcher Manifeste als Antwortm&#246;glichkeiten – wobei ich unsicher bin, ob den meisten der historische Kontext der Wortwahl gel&#228;ufig ist ;-) </p>
<p>Die Frage der Notwendigkeit solcher Manifeste zu diesem Zeitpunkt ist f&#252;r diejenigen, die schon seit Jahren bewusster Teil des Ganzen sind, zu verneinen – das Erwartete ist eingetreten. Die Masse ist aber bekanntlich tr&#228;ge und braucht l&#228;nger, um die Welt um sie herum zu verstehen – wenn die Formulierungen Ihnen helfen und sie die richtigen Schl&#252;sse f&#252;r ihr Business ziehen k&#246;nnen – warum dann nicht?&#8221;</p>
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&#8220;Manifest ist ein gro&#223;es Wort f&#252;r gro&#223;e politische Ziele und Programme, vom Kommunistischen Manifest, bis zum Manifest der 2.000 Worte im Prager Fr&#252;hling. Da mitzuhalten wird f&#252;r so manches neue so genannte Manifest schwierig. Cluetrain Manifesto, ok. Das schlug ein wie eine Bombe und letztendlich zehrt unser Berufsstand immer noch davon. Aber jede noch so gute neue Idee gleich in ein Manifest packen? Sind Programm, Absichtserkl&#228;rung, Verhaltenskodex nicht meistens die ad&#228;quateren Worte?</p>
<p>Die Bereitschaft im Mitmach-Web, Erfahrungswerte und Vorstellungen via eines Manifestes in ein gemeinsames Verst&#228;ndnis und bestimmte Zielsetzungen mit Blickrichtung Zukunft flie&#223;en zu lassen, sind unsch&#228;tzbare Momente der Kulturentwicklung durch Kommunikation und Diskussion. Jedoch sollten sie angesichts der wachsenden Zahl von Ver&#246;ffentlichungen nicht &#252;berbewertet werden. Gerade bei Ideen, die wichtige Zusammenh&#228;nge oft verk&#252;rzen oder zugespitzt Au&#223;enwirkung und Verbreitung anpeilen, laufen Gefahr, inhaltlicher Breite und qualitative Tiefensch&#228;rfe zu vernachl&#228;ssigen. Einer Idee folgt die n&#228;chste, doch an Optionen f&#252;r eine realit&#228;tsnahe Einordnung mangelt es. H&#228;ufig folgt prompt die n&#228;chste Ver&#246;ffentlichung zum Thema &#8211; auf Kosten fokussierter Aufmerksamkeit.</p>
<p>Bestenfalls bleiben Ideensammlungen hilfreiche Anregungen, um Diskussionen zu f&#246;rdern und Alltagssituationen einzusch&#228;tzen. Zu Manifesten geraten sie dadurch jedoch nicht. Denn auch zuviel Pathos macht manchmal verwechselbar.&#8221; </p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/die-zeit-der-manifeste-manie-hypie-oder-faszination/stefan-pfeiffer-ibm" rel="attachment wp-att-9789"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/Stefan-Pfeiffer-IBM-149x200.jpg" alt="" title="Stefan Pfeiffer IBM" width="149" height="200" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9789" /></a><em><a href="http://twitter.com/Stefan63atIBM">Stefan Pfeiffer</a>, IBM Deutschland</em><br />
&#8220;Derzeit nehme ich sehr viel Negativberichterstattung zum Netz wahr. Es wird gewarnt, gewarnt, gewarnt  &#8230; Und die positiven M&#246;glichkeiten fallen hinten runter. Ich glaube wir brauchen vor allem Aufkl&#228;rung und Ausbildung f&#252;r die Anwender im Umgang mit dem Netz. Im Unternehmen k&#246;nnen hier Social Media Guidelines helfen. Nicht im Sinne von Vorschriften sondern Hilfestellung.&#8221;</p>
<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/die-zeit-der-manifeste-manie-hypie-oder-faszination/david-hensel" rel="attachment wp-att-9860"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/David-hensel.jpg" alt="" title="David hensel" width="140" height="185" class="alignright size-full wp-image-9860" /></a><em><a href="http://twitter.com/ghensel">Gerald Hensel</a>, Neue Digitale / Razorfish</em><br />
&#8220;Ich pers&#246;nlich mag ja Definitionen. Eigentlich k&#246;nnte man meinen, dass ich deshalb auch Manifeste mag, aber tats&#228;chlich glaube ich, dass es sich hier fast immer um PR-Vehikel dreht. Ausnahmen best&#228;tigen bekanntlich auch hier die Regel: Das Cluetrain Manifesto ist ein inhaltlicher Meilenstein in der Industrie und sollte von jedem gelesen werden. Dass aber Hinz und Kunz 10 unbelegte und normalerweise m&#228;ssig argumentierte Thesen neu &#252;bertiteln und das dann ein Manifest nennen, finde ich eher ziemlich peinlich. &#8221;</p>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
Manifeste k&#246;nnen initiieren, revolutionieren und zum Umdenken anregen. Ja, ich unterschreibe &#8220;Slow Media&#8221; &#8211; erscheint notwendig ohne <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/personal-web-manager-the-first-web-20-job">Personal Web Manager</a>. Ja, &#8220;Cost-Per-Thousand Dialogues&#8221; klingt spannend. Doch kommt nicht <a href="http://www.create-effects.de/martin-meyer-gossner-revolution-brockelt-das-digitale-vermarktungsmanifest/">&#8220;Cost-Per-Unique User&#8221;</a> zuerst? Ja, Publisher brauchen eine effizientere Vermarktung, aber gleich ein Manifest kreieren und dann als Selbstzweck zu vermarkten? Ich wei&#223; nicht&#8230;</p>
<p>Nat&#252;rlich interessiert mich Eure Meinung! Lasst Eurem Geist freien Lauf zum diesem Thema Manifeste. Vielleicht entsteht ja so ein neues z.B. Social Web Manifest, mit Nachhaltigkeit &#8211; welches auch in 10 Jahren noch so gl&#228;nzt, wie das Cluetrain Manifest heute.</p>
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<p><strong>&#8220;Connecting offline and online is one of the biggest challenges in our today&#8217;s business world&#8221; </strong>- You might have heard my credo somewhere. Now, <a href="http://www.penn-olson.com/2010/03/01/the-big-social-media-marketing-plan/">Willis Wee</a> created the big social media marketing plan for those companies that need an easy visualization &#8211; looks nice to me.</p>
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<p><strong>How PR and social media can collide</strong> in one PR release tells us Ogilvy&#8217;s John Bell in his <a href="http://johnbell.typepad.com/weblog/2010/02/when-is-a-social-media-strategy-not-a-strategy.html">post</a> &#8220;When is a social media strategy not a strategy&#8221;. Sure, I had to comment that&#8230; </p>
<p><strong>The super market 10-11 </strong>is not well-known for some of my readers. With their new commercial &#8220;Always open&#8221;, which addresses their customers in Iceland,  they soon will be. Isn&#8217;t it a funny and entertaining TV ad?<br />
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Bad designed websites and slow loading times are causing &#8216;web stress&#8217; for internet users. This is the result of a new neurological study by CA in cooperation one of the leading customer experience and consultancy consulting firms Foviance. The study even shows that bad websites have a negative effect on the users health.   [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/neurological-study-bad-websites-causing-web-stress/web-stress" rel="attachment wp-att-9614"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Web-Stress-200x161.jpg" alt="" title="Web Stress" width="200" height="161" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9614" /></a>Bad designed websites and slow loading times are causing &#8216;web stress&#8217; for internet users. This is the result of a new neurological study by <a href="http://www.ca.com/gb/press/release.aspx?cid=229171">CA</a> in cooperation one of the leading customer experience and consultancy consulting firms <a href="http://www.foviance.com/">Foviance</a>. The study even shows that bad websites have a negative effect on the users health.    </p>
<p>During the study, which was conducted at the <a href="http://www.gcal.ac.uk/">Glasgow Caledonian University</a>, volunteers (eight women and five men between the age of 25 and 42 years) were wired up to sophisticated neurological and physiological testing equipment (incl. an Electroencephalography cap) which was used to monitor brain wave activity. The volunteers carried out a series of everyday online tasks such as finding and buying a laptop PC and travel insurance. During the test the internet connection was slowed down to increase the stress factor. </p>
<p>With the generated data, CA and Foviance found the two most stressful points of the online sales cycle which caused a high level of &#8216;web-stress&#8217;: search and checkout. Although the volunteers completed the purchase, more than three quarters of customers will abandon the site in reality. And it took the volunteers up to a minute to recover from that ‘web stress’. </p>
<p>This result corresponds with CAs Web Stress Index study. In 2009 CA interviewed 2500 consumers. The key finding was that slow loading websites were a frustrating experience for 92% of the repondents. No wonder that volunteers in the experiment were leaving bad websites, or wanted to call the company&#8217;s hotline </p>
<blockquote><p>“The results of this study sends out a clear message – businesses need to reduce ‘web stress’ and improve the online experience of their customers if they’re going to maximise returns from their web channel” (&#8230;) It’s not just about website design or internet connection speeds &#8211; the performance of a website is dependent on the performance of the web applications that support it. Businesses need an Application Performance Management (APM)** solution which not only provides real insight into how customers are experiencing their web applications, but will proactively manage the performance and availability of these applications. This translates into better customer service, improved brand loyalty and increased sales.”<br />
<strong><em>Kobi Korsah, Director, EMEA Product Marketing, CA</em></strong></p></blockquote>
<p>And Foviance adds&#8230;</p>
<blockquote><p>“Consumers have very high expectations of web applications and web sites – to be always available and instantly responsive. This experiment simulated the experience of underperforming web applications for our volunteers. The results show that when online expectations aren’t met, people quickly become agitated, confused and have to concentrate 50% more than normal. All these problems can be detected and prevented as long as businesses take a proactive approach to measuring the customer’s experience of web applications.”<br />
<strong><em>Catriona Campbell, Director and Founder, Foviance and leading behavioural psychologist</em></strong></p></blockquote>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
In the summer of 2009, Akamai already revealed that 2 seconds is the new threshold of acceptability for eCommerce websites response times. The <a href="http://www.akamai.com/html/about/press/releases/2009/press_091409.html">study</a> showed that 40% of consumers won&#8217;t wait more than 3 seconds for a web page to load before leaving the site. This study by CA and Foviance makes this clear again: Corporations should have a close testing eye on the essential features (loading time for search and checkout) in order not to affect online shopping revenues. Especially if you bear in mind that online retail is predicted to grow to 320 billion EUR in 2011. More information can be found in this video on the CA study.</p>
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<p>An annual report by <a href="http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/5620/Companies-That-Blog-More-Have-More-Consistent-Sales.aspx">Hubspot</a> “2010 State of Inbound Marketing” has asked 231 marketers, and shows that pull marketing tactics like blogging, search and social media generate cheaper leads than traditional outbound efforts. If companies devote at least one-half of their budget to inbound marketing like social web activities -compared to the same outbound marketing budget spending- they can save up to 60%.  </p>
<p><strong>Some more interesting findings&#8230;</strong><br />
- The average cost per lead from inbound marketing was significantly less.<br />
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- The rate of customer acquisition declines steadily with the rate of blog posting.<br />
- Direct mail is still most cost-effective among outbound strategies. Only 37% generated leads for less than average.<br />
- Social Networking is key! Over 40% of customers using Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook and company blogs have generated a customer from that channel<br />
- Businesses rated every inbound channel more important than any outbound channel for lead generation.<br />
- B2B customer acquisition with LinkedIn was most effective. B2C businesses did best with Facebook (7 out of 10 found a new customer using social networks). </p>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
Tactics that are not cost-effective are not supported with spending any longer by companies, concludes the report. Inbound tactics get more value share of general lead generation budgets,  outbound tactics loose money. It is not surprising that email marketing is still popular as a tactic. The Merkle report <a href="http://www.merkleinc.com/viewfromsocialinbox2010">“View from the Social Inbox”</a> states that social media hasn&#8217;t replaced traditional e-mail among users. 71% of respondents are spending 20 minutes or more weekly with traditional email &#8211; 42% of social networkers check their email account four or more times a day. </p>
<p>So, the combination of email marketing and social web tactics seems to be powerful and cost-effective for lead generation. </p>
<p>Do you agree?</p>
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What kind of advertising is better for campaign conversion for companies? Search or advertising? A recent Eyeblaster study states the combination of both. 
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/news-update-best-of-the-day-195/best-of-the-day" rel="attachment wp-att-8725"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Best-of-the-Day-191x200.png" alt="" title="Best of the Day" width="191" height="200" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-8725" /></a><strong>What kind of advertising is better for campaign conversion for companies?</strong> Search or advertising? A recent <a href="http://creativezone.eyeblaster.com/Blog/index.php/2010/02/23/search-display-a-powerful-combination/">Eyeblaster study</a> states the combination of both. </p>
<blockquote><p>&#8220;72% of the conversions of cross channel search and display campaigns are a direct result of the display channel while only 28% are the result of the search channel&#8221;. </p></blockquote>
<p>And if we think a bit further, then we might ask if <a href="http://creativezone.eyeblaster.com/Blog/index.php/2010/02/22/engagement-creatives-reloading-the-future/">engagement creatives</a> will be the most powerful future of advertising conversion? What do you think?</p>
<p><strong>As mentioned in a post </strong> some days ago, augmented reality can offer <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/augmented-reality-the-future-of-customer-service">great customer service</a> or even be used as a sales tool in terms of visualizing products that people might want to buy. Lego shows how this could be integrated in the POS sales strategy&#8230;<br />
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<p><strong>Commercials in the 60ths have been recorded live.</strong> Should not commercials in our todays world of real-time be recorded like this? I doubt somebody can talk as professional as this car dealer today. Most of the social web workers are probably better in writing as quick as he speaks&#8230;<br />
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The Fortune 500’s companies embrace the social web more and more. The use of web 2.0 tools continues to increase. The fastest growing tool was Twitter in 2009. This found the study “The Fortune 500 and Social Media: A Longitudinal Study of Blogging and Twitter Usage by America’s Largest Companies”. 
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/news-update-best-of-the-day-195/best-of-the-day" rel="attachment wp-att-8725"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/Best-of-the-Day-191x200.png" alt="" title="Best of the Day" width="191" height="200" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-8725" /></a><strong>The Fortune 500’s companies</strong> embrace the social web more and more. The use of web 2.0 tools continues to increase. The fastest growing tool was Twitter in 2009. This found <a href="http://sncr.org/2010/02/23/426/">the study</a> “The Fortune 500 and Social Media: A Longitudinal Study of Blogging and Twitter Usage by America’s Largest Companies”. </p>
<p>The key findings:</p>
<p>- 22% of the 2009 Fortune 500 have a public-facing corporate blog.<br />
- 86% of these blogs link directly to a corporate twitter account &#8211; more Fortune 500 corporations have Twitter accounts, but do not link directly from their blogs.<br />
- 35% have active Twitter accounts (post within the past thirty days)<br />
- 50% of the top 100 companies have a Twitter account.<br />
- 80% post regularly on their Twitter accounts. the number one, Exxon Mobil, does not have a Twitter account.<br />
- The insurance industry has the most Twitter accounts (13).<br />
- 19% is podcasting<br />
- 31% integrate online video into their blog sites</p>
<p><strong>Now, compare the data with the top 100 companies social web strategies</strong.> The new <a href="http://www.burson-marsteller.com/Innovation_and_insights/blogs_and_podcasts/BM_Blog/default.aspx">Burson-Marsteller Fortune Global 100 Social Media study</a> gives some insights and shows that the use of Twitter goes up. It is the top social media platform of choice among the Fortune Global 100.<br />
- 65% of the largest 100 international companies have active Twitter accounts<br />
- 54% have a Facebook fan page<br />
- 50% have a YouTube channel<br />
- 33% have corporate blogs.<br />
Interesting for me to see is that only 20% make use of all four platforms to engage their customers or business partners. And there are also regional differences: Companies in the United States and Europe are more likely to use Twitter or Facebook than corporate blogs. Businesses in Asia-Pacific are more likely to utilize corporate blogs than social networks. </p>
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For years, the world has thought about the key that perfectly describes what makes business people successful. One of the most important factors is an anthropological challenge (in my eyes) that should be so easy to be implemented for all businesses &#8230;and still can so seldomly be found in our social web world.
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/smile-the-key-to-social-business-success/smile" rel="attachment wp-att-9492"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Smile-200x187.jpg" alt="" title="Smile" width="200" height="187" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9492" /></a>For years, the world has thought about the key that perfectly describes what makes business people successful. One of the most important factors is an anthropological challenge (in my eyes) that should be so easy to be implemented for all businesses &#8230;and still can so seldomly be found in our social web world.</p>
<p>We business people just have to&#8230;</p>
<p><strong>S</strong> = <a href="http://www.customerthink.com/blog/lean_thinking_in_crm_and_social_crm">Social customer thinking</a> is smart!<br />
<strong>M</strong> = <a href="http://www.marketingsherpa.com/article.php?ident=31542#">Market and measure</a> constantly!<br />
<strong>I</strong> = <a href="http://www.ideachampions.com/weblogs/archives/2009/12/the_origins_of.shtml">Invent, improve, innovate</a> and stay involved!<br />
<strong>L</strong> = <a href="http://customerintimacyblog.wordpress.com/2010/02/17/listening-to-your-customers-is-not-enough/">Listen to your customers</a> (&#8230;or just <a href="http://entrepreneur.venturebeat.com/2010/02/11/bolt-peters-remote-research">leave it</a>)!<br />
<strong>E</strong> = <a href="http://retailminded.com/blog/2009/04/5-ways-to-engage-your-customers/">Engage</a> your (<a href="http://www.openforum.com/idea-hub/topics/technology/article/5-fantastic-facebook-fan-page-ideas-to-learn-from-matt-silverman">potential</a>) <a href="http://jeffbullas.com/2010/02/22/how-to-run-a-successful-social-media-marketing-campaign-case-study/">customers</a>!</p>
<p>If you read these eight links, integrate the ideas in your business strategy, live it and go out -offline and online- to embrace customers, then these customers will pay back &#8211; with a SMILE. </p>
<p>Don&#8217;t you think?</p>
<p>PS: Sending you all a smile with this post!</p>
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One of my most popular posts was my vision of the personal web manager. Most of my friends or business cotacts even thought that my next business follows this idea and invitations to next web generation events followed. 
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/personal-web-manager-reloaded/time" rel="attachment wp-att-9449"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Time-200x150.jpg" alt="" title="Time" width="200" height="150" class="alignright size-medium wp-image-9449" /></a>One of my most popular posts was my vision of the <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/personal-web-manager-the-first-web-20-job">personal web manager</a>. Most of my friends or business cotacts even thought that my next business follows this idea and invitations to next web generation events followed. </p>
<p>And yes, I still think and know from C-level executives that it would solve one of their biggest problems when getting engaged in the social web: Having more time when they need it in the future while staying in contact and up to date in the social web world!</p>
<p>Now the vision of the personal web manager is reloaded. Gina Trapani tries to &#8220;work against&#8221; the idea in <a href="http://www.fastcompany.com/article/work-smart-mastering-your-social-media-life?partner=rss">her post </a><a href="http://www.fastcompany.com/article/work-smart-mastering-your-social-media-life?partner=rss">Work Smart: Mastering Your Social Media Life</a> with a new solution named &#8220;funneling&#8221;. And thus, she brings the value of my personal web manager vision back to live. Most comments go against her vision and obviously, I have to disagree as well. </p>
<p>Nevertheless, watch the video and maybe rate her funneling against the personal web manager&#8230;</p>
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<p>The problem of personal productivity versus being a &#8220;perfect&#8221; social median remains unsolved. Vision are there, the world wants this problem to be solved and someone will realize the personal web manager business model in the future. Don&#8217;t you think?</p>
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Auch wenn viele in der Businesswelt &#252;ber die Vorteile von Twitter sprechen, wie weiteres Informationsmedium, Kundenbindung und -service, Adressierung von Sales-Promotions, Erweiterterung des Marketing-Sprachrohrs, und so weiter. Twitter bietet bei richtiger Nutzung viele M&#246;glichkeit, aber&#8230;
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/report-marketers-web-strategy-not-listening-smb-needs/smb-work" rel="attachment wp-att-4248"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/smb-work-200x128.png" alt="" title="smb-work" width="200" height="128" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-4248" /></a>Auch wenn viele in der Businesswelt &#252;ber die Vorteile von Twitter sprechen, wie weiteres Informationsmedium, Kundenbindung und -service, Adressierung von Sales-Promotions, Erweiterterung des Marketing-Sprachrohrs, und so weiter. Twitter bietet bei richtiger Nutzung viele M&#246;glichkeit, aber&#8230;</p>
<p>Bei den kleine und mittelst&#228;ndische Unternehmen ist Twitter noch nicht wirklich angekommen. In Deutschland zeigt sich hier ein &#228;hnliches Bild <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/report-marketers-web-strategy-not-listening-smb-needs">wie in UK</a>. Zu diesem Ergebnis kommt eine <a href="http://www.ec-net.de/EC-Net/Navigation/root,did=330950.html">aktuelle Befragung</a> im Rahmen des vom Netzwerk Elektronischer Gesch&#228;ftsverkehr entwickelten Online-Ratgebers zum Thema Website-Gestaltung.</p>
<p>Nur 10% der 1.600 teilnehmenden Unternehmen setzen Twitter als &#8220;multimediales Element&#8221; ein. Dabei sind in 91% der befragten Unternehmen weniger als 50 Mitarbeiter besch&#228;ftigt. Die Gr&#252;nde hierf&#252;r k&#246;nnten mannigfaltig sein. Die Befragung kommt in ihrer Aussagekraft an diesem Punkt zu kurz. W&#228;re es doch gerade interessant zu wissen, ob Resourcenmangel, mangelndes Interesse oder fehlendes Wissen die Gr&#252;nde f&#252;r den nicht-Einsatz von Twitter sind. </p>
<p>Mittels 12 kurzer Fragen wurde &#252;berpr&#252;ft, welche gestalterischen, organisatorischen, technischen und rechtlichen Anforderungen die Website der befragten Unternehmen erf&#252;llt. Die Antworten erm&#246;glichten den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern individuelle Handlungsanleitungen zur Verbesserung ihrer Website zu erkennen (und bei besonderem Erfolg auch an einem <a href="http://www.website-award.de">Website Award</a> teilzunehmen). </p>
<p>Entwickelt wurde <a href="http://ratgeber.website-award.net/">der Ratgeber</a> vom Netzwerk Elektronischer Gesch&#228;ftsverkehr im Rahmen des vom Bundesministerium f&#252;r Wirtschaft und Technologie (BMWi) gef&#246;rderten Projekts &#8220;KMU-orientierte Website-Gestaltung&#8221;. Er erm&#246;glicht Unternehmen, online und in wenigen Schritten eine kostenlose Einstiegsberatung zur professionellen Gestaltung Ihrer Unternehmens-Website zu erhalten. </p>
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Die meisten meiner Follower und Fans werden mitbekommen haben, da&#223; mir die Verwirklichung des Paid Service Gedankens sehr am Herzen liegt. Es wird Zeit, da&#223; sich auch wertvoller Content vermarkten l&#228;sst. 
Aber bitte nicht die Diskussion um Paid Content, sondern weiterhin zuk&#252;nftig bei Paid Service bleiben. Was die Verlage nun &#252;ber Jahre nicht geschafft haben, [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/social-micro-payment-flattr-paid-trend-mit-zukunft/flattr" rel="attachment wp-att-9430"><img src="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/Flattr-200x90.png" alt="" title="Flattr" width="200" height="90" class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-9430" /></a>Die meisten meiner Follower und Fans werden mitbekommen haben, da&#223; mir die Verwirklichung des Paid Service Gedankens sehr am Herzen liegt. Es wird Zeit, da&#223; sich auch wertvoller Content vermarkten l&#228;sst. </p>
<p>Aber bitte nicht die Diskussion um Paid Content, sondern weiterhin zuk&#252;nftig <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/the-future-is-paid-service-the-old-paid-content">bei Paid Service bleiben</a>. Was die Verlage nun &#252;ber Jahre nicht geschafft haben, will nun Peter Sunde schaffen &#8211; Gr&#252;nder von The Pirate Bay. Sein Projekt hei&#223;t <a href="http://flattr.com">Flattr</a>. </p>
<p>Flattr ist ein Social Micro-Payment Vision, die bisher noch nicht am Gedankenstart war. Aber sicherlich nicht nur den Micro-Content Anbietern gefallen d&#252;rfte&#8230; </p>
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<p>Flattr l&#228;uft in der Beta und man kann sich als Content Anbieter <a href="http://flattr.com/beta/">um einen Account bewerben</a> &#8211; Email Adresse abgeben gen&#252;gt. Gleich vorweg: Reich wird man damit nicht! </p>
<p><strong>Wie funktioniert Flattr? </strong><br />
Der Internetnutzer zahlt einen fixen monatlichen Obulus. Wer die Seite eines Content-Anbieters besucht, findet neben den Inhalten einen Flattr-Button. Wenn der Inhalt gef&#228;llt, wird geklickt. Am Monatsende werden die Klicks des Nutzers gez&#228;hlt und der eingespielte Betrag entsprechend dann unter allen Empf&#228;ngern anteilsm&#228;&#223;ig verteilt.</p>
<p><strong>Spot On!</strong><br />
Die Idee klingt gut. Der Teufel steckt in der Umsetzung und die hat es in sich. &#8220;Every month the Flattr User pays a small fee.&#8221; Wer bezahlt denn da eigentlich? Eine Vorauszahlung f&#252;r Content, den ich vielleicht gar nicht bekomme oder konsumiere? Soll das eine Art Donation-System sein? Hmmm, ist das ein gangbarer Ansatz?</p>
<p>Und dann mag ich gar nicht ausdenken, wie sich das auf die <a href="http://www.thestrategyweb.com/will-the-rt-a-killer-for-positive-blog-comments">positiven Kommentare in Blogs und RTs</a> auswirkt. &#8220;Hey, ich hab schon bezahlt. Lassen wir das mit dem RT oder Kommentar mal&#8230;&#8221;</p>
<p>Oder liege ich mit meiner Sichtweise falsch&#8230;? Nochmal die Idee ist irgendwie cool, aber auch bis zu Ende gedacht?</p>
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