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Re: Why Clubhouse App Might Be the Next Major Social Media Platform

innerarchitect — Tue, 22 Dec 2020 14:50:26 -0000

Thanks Michael for the heads up on Clubhouse. I'm looking forward to learning more.

Re: 9 Reasons Your Website Isn’t Showing Up On Google (and How to Fix It)

innerarchitect — Fri, 04 Oct 2019 20:41:36 -0000

Stunning tour de force so much value - it's a guide worth taking time to absorb. Not reading material it's absorbing material.

Re: Raiders breaking ground in Vegas before biggest game of season is as cheesy as the city they’re moving to

innerarchitect — Fri, 17 Nov 2017 16:54:30 -0000

Bonita,
I lived in SF and voted multiple times for a new 49er stadium only to watch SF residents vote the measures down in flames. Contrary to the NFL's nonprofit tax status, this is a business and it's about huge money.
If you owned a business would you stay in a facility that both restricted your ability to generate revenue while waiting on promises from your landlord? The Raiders are a entertainment business entity. As such they have the right to move as the 49ers did to Santa Clara.
If you don't understand the mentality of the NFL, Davis, and the TV networks then simply ask yourself this question. When the Niners or Raider games were broadcast why didn't the network(s) show Santa Clara or Oakland - why do they show SF streets or the Bay Bridge?

Re: The 7 Critical Things Your Cover Band Promo Video Probably Doesn’t Have But Should

innerarchitect — Wed, 08 Nov 2017 17:43:20 -0000

Brad, thanks for providing some solid ideas. I especially like the idea of crowd shots. The Milestones video is a slick production and beautifully shot. You talk about taking shots of a crowd reacting to your band and I love that idea but the Milestone's video is not set in a club with real club goers, no drinks are visible and the dancers appear to be of the same age. Wouldn't a live shot of a band playing in front of a live crowd in a live venue make more sense? Thanks again for the great article!

Re: 15 Ways to Optimize Your Facebook Ads

innerarchitect — Thu, 05 Nov 2015 13:22:40 -0000

Rocco, great is such an over used and old school term but it describes the value that you bring with this article. Thank you for your work here. It is definitive, detailed, and insightful.

Re: 5 Whopping Lies That Keep SEO At Status Quo

innerarchitect — Tue, 22 Jan 2013 00:59:16 -0000

Ian,

Loved the post and the "monkey poo party" visual had me cracking up through the entire read. Well done!

Re: This App Tells You How Many Of Your Followers Are Fake

innerarchitect — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 12:39:08 -0000

I think the idea is fantastic but the algorithm may not be very accurate. I have over 4,000 followers and my Faker's Score: 0 'bots, 2% inactive, 98% good. They tested 500 of my followers but were they the last 500 or a random sample? The results don't lineup with my experience of the amount of junk bot accounts I have following me at any one time. Maybe they will make some tweaks? Thanks

Re: Finally, a look at the people who use Twitter

innerarchitect — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 17:15:52 -0000

Brian,

Thanks for the very interesting look inside Twitter. I fall within the 45-54 category and found the "Twitter Adoption by Age 2011-2012" most compelling. My age bracket flat lined between '11-'12 at 9%. Most compelling was the fact that there seemed to be very little growth, and some attrition, across all categories (exception 18-24) between 2011-2012. Any ideas why the slowed growth from '11 to '12?

Re: Twitter’s down … and it has cost the economy $1 billion already?

innerarchitect — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 13:10:35 -0000

Interesting post thank you! The only real issue I have with the formula is the thought that out of 500M Twitter users there are actually 100M "live" consumers who are on and utilizing Twitter. A more realistic number, in my opinion, would be 8% or 40M people, not bots, utilize Twitter for commerce. That is still a very large revenue stream that is not being accessed today.

Re: You’ll Soon Be Able To Download ALL Of Your Tweets Directly From Twitter

innerarchitect — Wed, 25 Jul 2012 13:06:30 -0000

This would be a real value to marketers who wish to replicate their tweet strategies but do not have record of their tweets from the timeline saved. Great idea!

Re: 50 Social Media Case Studies Worth Bookmarking

innerarchitect — Thu, 31 May 2012 11:57:47 -0000

SZ,

Thank you for including my case study on the wine industry on your list of Twitter case studies. Well done!

Dean Guadagni
Business Director
Innerarchitect.com

Re: Digital Trends: Strategies for Reaching and Influencing Connected Consumers

innerarchitect — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 13:09:22 -0000

". . . the connected consumer is not blindly seeking information, they are
reliant on the right information finding them, in the right places." This quote is an important reminder for some and for many others a first time revelation.

Brian how do you think employee relationship management in an organization, that produces a culture that supports a company's social digital strategies, will influence customer experiences across both traditional and digital platforms?

Re: 6 Reasons Why Social CRM Must Be Your Next Investment and Why Google Is Selling It

innerarchitect — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 12:30:56 -0000

Ramon,

Wonderful post! Our micro-firm utilizes Salesforce for our scrm. As a former software licensing professional, I am a true advocate for the economics and flexibility of cloud services.

Re: Steve Rubel and His Cronies are Full of Crap

innerarchitect — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 16:32:55 -0000

Grant,

This is a well thought out, wonderful post. You have provided the very reasons why blogging will remain the publishing platform and delivery system for a company's content for the foreseeable future!

Blogging separates the "bes" from the "wanna-bes" Besides if you want to deliver your content in a eloquent manner, filled with detail, you can not do it with 140 characters-- or by streaming your life.

Well done!

Re: Provide Inspiration to Job Seekers!

innerarchitect — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 14:55:59 -0000

JT,

Regarding Twitter's new beta site http://Twitterjobsearch.com:

For job seekers this is the new tool of the paradigm shift from the power of search to the super power of conversational search”–Dean Guadagni Business Director Inner Architect

Re: I Am Afraid Of Ghosts

innerarchitect — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 15:18:01 -0000

Stowe,

Would you care to elaborate? Are we experiencing Twitter at it's height and now it will slowly become irrelevant due to the changes you may or may not elaborate upon? Thanks

Re: I Am Afraid Of Ghosts

innerarchitect — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 13:02:29 -0000

Stowe,

Wonderful article and I am in agreement with all of it. I find it fascinating that people feel that ghost written "Tweets" are a genuine and crowd pleasing activity. It goes against what made the blogosphere so great-authentic, genuine transparency.

Instead we are now saddled with a Gen X-Y'er gushing about how Ashton Kucher RT her Tweet. That's genuine! I bet that Kutcher knows Kawasaki isn't writing his own Tweets but he figures Guy has influence and that's the name of that game.

As for Mr. Cohen's statement: “Basically, for 99.9 percent of people on Twitter, it is about updating friends and colleagues about how the cat rolled over,” he said. “For a tenth of a percent it is a marketing tool.”

Is this guy for real? This shows a true ignorance to Twitter's viral marketing, press release, customer service, lead generation, reputation management, collaborative, networking, building audience, branding, and breaking news opportunities. There's a reason why Facebook copied Twitter's microblogging utility. Just ask @jobsatIntel, @Starbucks, @YourCoNameHere how Twitter is helping their brands.

Tim O'Reilly's Web 2.0 definition is a continuing prophetic warning to all corporate and entrepreneurial organizations "Creating network effects through an architecture of participation." That's not lip service that is what is crushing the print media and what will begin to cause this http://tinyurl.com/cmxpzh

Thanks for the great article and a place to hear the voice of reality!

Re: Community Spirit | danny brown

innerarchitect — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 01:02:40 -0000

Danny,

I wish I could offer more but we feel that our true value is in helping people create their own "employment campaign." If people have their own networks, this is certainly a chance to make money while helping their friends or their own company.

I wanted to make sure to follow up with you to thank you for your kind comment and offer to spread the word about Inner Architect. If I can help you in any way, please call on me! Thanks again Danny.

Dean

Re: Community Spirit | danny brown

innerarchitect — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 20:08:43 -0000

Well done Danny! A call to action is exactly what we teach job seekers. Simply put with today's social media tools and the evolution of Web 2.0, it is vital that job seekers deliver their value first before their resume!

With your post you simply turn the tables and ask the businesses to perform the same delivery of value. As our career strategy boutique grows we hope to contract freelance writing assignments.

For now the best we can offer is our referral program. Anyone who refers to us a job seeker, entrepreneur, small business, or large company that signs a services contract with Inner Architect we will pay a 10% commission on the total for each deal. Anyone interested in this program please contact us on our site below. Thanks Danny!

Dean Guadagni
Business Director
Inner Architect
http://innerarchitect.com

Re: Nature Or Nurture In Social Networking

innerarchitect — Sat, 03 Jan 2009 12:46:40 -0000

Stowe,

Wonderful advice and research. Let me add another thought to this posit--we are connected through Quantum Physics.From Einstein's theory to Dr. McTaggart's research on remote healing, and our health as it pertains to our thoughts, we are constantly in contact with other people. The idea that our thoughts are not contained within us but rather move out bound to the ether is not a new theory.

What fascinates me is the idea that if we choose a positive thought process the chance of attracting similar positive thoughts is much better than if we do not support positive thoughts. Simply put the entire law of attraction, if the theory is correct and practiced properly, becomes another "group" support system.

Wonderful writing!

dean aka @deansguide

Re: Brooks Bayne - That's What He Said

innerarchitect — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:52:51 -0000

Brooks,

I caught a glimpse of these babies in my local United Market last week. Culinary Nirvana! Nasty on the body but oh the taste buds are dancing like crazy.

dean

Re: Simply Fab!

innerarchitect — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 12:53:13 -0000

JW,

Thank you so much! Fab Faux is unbelievable. They brought a tear to my eye and goosebumps to my arms after listening and watching their Letterman performance. As a former flunky to an EMI scout 25 yrs ago, I have experienced more than my fair share of bands that have the look but not the musical chops.

Fab Faux is the real deal and so very talented. I would love to see them try their hand at other great 60's bands. What a find and thanks.

PS I am now going to follow you on twitter

dean
http://innerarchitect.com

Re: SVASE Event: Clean Tech - What Corporate & Venture Investors Really Want to See

innerarchitect — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 14:58:53 -0000

Zoli,

Great notice on this SVASE event. I attended the "Where the Hot Money is Going in 2008" SVASE event and it was a fantastic bonanza of information.

I met Raman Khanna of ONSET and a number of fledging entrepreneurs.

I hope to run into you sometime. I will try to make this event but I am slated to attend Madeline Albright's discussion at Dominican University.

Please write a follow up to this meeting!

dean