July 19, 2007 6:30 PM. 40 attended.

July Meetup: Creating Platforms for Conversation

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As marketers continue to grok the importance and impact of online conversations on brands, they're increasingly looking at new tools, new platforms that will help augment and extend the way they tell their stories via the web. Corporate blogs, branded social networks and other new media platforms are proving their worth and return inside many companies, but knowing which tool(s) to use in your marketing program is only part of the equation -- knowing what it takes to successfully *create and build* a platform for conversation is the other, and it's a part where many markters get stuck.

Josh Hallett, SNCR Fellow, principal and founder of Hyku, Inc., and a well-respected social media blogger and consultant will be talking with us about some of the technical and production considerations that marketers need to consider when undertaking new media projects. Josh will be joined by Alex Kim from SolutionSet, a veteran in interactive strategy and design, who has extensive experience building and maintaining online communities.

Space is limited, so please RSVP ASAP, this is one of those new media talks you don't want to miss...

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  • Usher Lieberman
    the speakers were ok, not great. Nothing new in what they presented. The conversations afterwards were good. I think a different seating arrangement, i.e. a circle might make for a more interactive experience.
  • James
    The needle is actually teetering toward "bad" - but since valuable information was made available, I can't go quite that low. The subject matter was not what I (nor a few of the people around me) were expecting from a conversation on Social Media. While the setup of the technical back-end of a social media platform is a little interesting, it isn't as valuable as learning (or at least discussing, as a primer) the many business uses of a social media approach - and the value that can come from it. An examination of case studies would have been fantastic. Getting into the technical details of setting one up as an outside contractor isn't very helpful at all. Past that, the introduction to the speakers was weak, the speakers spoke too softly, and the audience wasn't properly prepped on how to have questions addressed in turn. Lots of room for improvement. (This was my first Meetup.)
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