Comments for Raz Chorev http://www.razchorev.com Marketing in the new millenium | Social Media Strategy | LinkedIn Training Mon, 30 Aug 2010 13:33:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1-alpha Comment on Creating a Social Media Strategy by Leanne Berry http://www.razchorev.com/2010/07/28/creating-a-social-media-strategy/comment-page-1/#comment-398 Leanne Berry Mon, 30 Aug 2010 13:33:39 +0000 http://www.razchorev.com/?p=814#comment-398 Hi Raz On point 3 a great tool to get started with your existing contacts in Outlook is something like Xobni - it lets you see what platforms your contacts are connected to and allows you to connect with them - this can give you a "safe" place from which to start your online journey Leanne Hi Raz
On point 3 a great tool to get started with your existing contacts in Outlook is something like Xobni – it lets you see what platforms your contacts are connected to and allows you to connect with them – this can give you a “safe” place from which to start your online journey
Leanne

]]> Comment on Who’s managing your reputation? by Raz Chorev http://www.razchorev.com/2010/08/04/whos-managing-your-reputation/comment-page-1/#comment-351 Raz Chorev Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:53:15 +0000 http://www.razchorev.com/?p=846#comment-351 Hey Kathleen - just to clarify - would you let Jodi reply to your twitter messages, emails, blog on your behalf , etc.? How would it feel, if I'll let someone else reply to all these comments, on <strong>my </strong>behalf? None of the people who commented here, would have let someone else do it on their behalf. They are all very busy people, running their own businesses, or having a senior executive role. That is the essence of my claim. Hey Kathleen – just to clarify – would you let Jodi reply to your twitter messages, emails, blog on your behalf , etc.?
How would it feel, if I’ll let someone else reply to all these comments, on my behalf?
None of the people who commented here, would have let someone else do it on their behalf. They are all very busy people, running their own businesses, or having a senior executive role.
That is the essence of my claim.

]]> Comment on Who’s managing your reputation? by Kathleen Crone http://www.razchorev.com/2010/08/04/whos-managing-your-reputation/comment-page-1/#comment-350 Kathleen Crone Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:37:45 +0000 http://www.razchorev.com/?p=846#comment-350 Hi Raz, Congratulations on instigating such an engaging conversation. It is particularly interesting for me because I have been trying to balance starting a business, participate in a new industry and learning how to engage with people using social media. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind as to the value of doing the 'work' myself (the number of people I've met through social media that are participating in this discussion is testament in itself) however like many other aspects of running a business and developing a new product, I could do with some assistance and advice to get the hang of it. It was a nice surprise to see Jodi Gibson commenting in this space because it is with pleasure that I tell you that I have engaged her to help me out. Why? How? I need assistance to ENABLE me to do social media based networking and marketing better. I want to get the knack of it faster. Not only do I have limited time at the moment, I am on a very steep learning curve all round (brain overload). Jodi is setting up things up so that it is easier to do the 'work' required. She is facilitating better social media networking procedures and practices. Regards, Kathleen Hi Raz,

Congratulations on instigating such an engaging conversation.

It is particularly interesting for me because I have been trying to balance starting a business, participate in a new industry and learning how to engage with people using social media.

There is absolutely no doubt in my mind as to the value of doing the ‘work’ myself (the number of people I’ve met through social media that are participating in this discussion is testament in itself) however like many other aspects of running a business and developing a new product, I could do with some assistance and advice to get the hang of it.

It was a nice surprise to see Jodi Gibson commenting in this space because it is with pleasure that I tell you that I have engaged her to help me out. Why? How?

I need assistance to ENABLE me to do social media based networking and marketing better. I want to get the knack of it faster. Not only do I have limited time at the moment, I am on a very steep learning curve all round (brain overload).

Jodi is setting up things up so that it is easier to do the ‘work’ required. She is facilitating better social media networking procedures and practices.

Regards,
Kathleen

]]> Comment on Who’s managing your reputation? by Raz Chorev http://www.razchorev.com/2010/08/04/whos-managing-your-reputation/comment-page-1/#comment-349 Raz Chorev Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:27:15 +0000 http://www.razchorev.com/?p=846#comment-349 Mahei - one day I'll show you the way I tried to engage with the PM. You've raised some good points about the level of correspondence she receives on a daily basis. I agree - this is huge! However, if you <strong>choose</strong> to use a medium to connect with an audience (customers, voters, fans, donors - whoever!) you need to connect with them, personally. It's easy to find an advertising medium, and let your selected advertising or PR people run a campaign for you. It is very difficult and time consuming to <strong>engage</strong>, like @barryofarrell does, or sometimes @malcolmturnbull. But it <strong>can </strong>be done. Outsourcing your advertising is ok, IMO. Outsourcing your personal reputation - isn't. Mahei – one day I’ll show you the way I tried to engage with the PM. You’ve raised some good points about the level of correspondence she receives on a daily basis. I agree – this is huge! However, if you choose to use a medium to connect with an audience (customers, voters, fans, donors – whoever!) you need to connect with them, personally.
It’s easy to find an advertising medium, and let your selected advertising or PR people run a campaign for you. It is very difficult and time consuming to engage, like @barryofarrell does, or sometimes @malcolmturnbull. But it can be done.
Outsourcing your advertising is ok, IMO. Outsourcing your personal reputation – isn’t.

]]> Comment on Who’s managing your reputation? by Raz Chorev http://www.razchorev.com/2010/08/04/whos-managing-your-reputation/comment-page-1/#comment-348 Raz Chorev Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:15:31 +0000 http://www.razchorev.com/?p=846#comment-348 Thanks Vivienne - my thoughts exactly! Thanks Vivienne – my thoughts exactly!

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