The Ten Best Ideas from BlogPotomac

My recap from BlogPotomac is now up on the company blog.

The short version:

  1. Shel Holtz: I don’t know how you establish a long-term community around a movie.
  2. Shireen Mitchell: Watching on TV is different from being there in person, and social media can fill some (but not all) of the gaps.
  3. Shireen Mitchell: The way Congress responds to advocates who use social media will determine how it’s used.
  4. Scott Monty: Your network is a social media monitoring tool.
  5. Scott Monty: Social media can serve different purposes for different departments and in different regions.
  6. Liz Strauss: As soon as you’re hired, you’re no longer a customer: learn to listen.
  7. Amber Naslund: Using company resources but only building your own brand means both the company and you suffer when you leave.
  8. Scott Monty (yet again): Have a social media succession plan.
  9. Shashi Bellamkonda: Reach out to other internal evangelists.
  10. Doug Meacham: Invite your community to spend downtime with you.

Go read on Advocacy Avenue to find out what they all mean.

About Jennifer Berk

I'm an internet strategist and MBA student at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business in Chicago, IL. I like online newspapers, science fiction and fantasy, and ugly fish.
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