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Re: Middle-aged Aussies and Social Media – report

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 00:41:12 -0000

Nice summary, Lee. We're all going to have to get a lot smarter in the way that we "engage" all sectors of the community - for while the adoption curves seem to be starting to level out, it just means that we are reaching saturation. Being social is one of marketing's next great challenges ;)

Re: Fires in Victoria and Social Media in Australia

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 17:40:28 -0000

"the mainstream media seems to be concerned more with pre-scheduled content and advertising revenue than with delivering a real, credible news service, without turning it into a CNN, endlessly-repeating 15 minute cycle of the same clips and same talking heads." ... excellent post, Lee.

<abbr>Gavin Heaton’s last blog post..Five in the Morning 012909</abbr>

Re: Movember – you can help every man be a better man

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 08:37:53 -0000

Looking forward to seeing those photos!

Re: Ad Agency steals someone’s ideas

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 21:08:55 -0000

Unfortunately it is all too common. The number of times I have seen David Armano's images appearing in presentations (without accreditation of any form) astounds me. At least now we can call people out.

Re: We’re all talking but is anybody listening?

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 20:59:49 -0000

For those who have been involved with blogging for some time, it may feel like the conversation is going around in circles. But the truth is, it is only just starting to reach a level of maturity that is acceptable to business.

And while there are millions of blogs out there, most fold within the first few months. And there are many examples of poor social media strategy, non-existing integration within a broader marketing program and limited understanding of the impact of social media on business objectives. This is where the hard work now lies. It is time to work on the case studies and success stories.

We have got to stop talking amongst ourselves and start talking to the businesses and organisations who can tangibly benefit from the innovations that social media + networks offer. And that is where folks like you, Lee, will come in handy.

Re: Gavin Heaton is a social media charlatan (and I thoroughly approve)

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 21:25:48 -0000

I have heard of those as well, Connie! Crazy stuff. So much for developing an "authentic" voice!

Re: Gavin Heaton is a social media charlatan (and I thoroughly approve)

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 03:32:41 -0000

Thanks for the write-up, Lee. Would love to meet up for a coffee next time you are in Sydney ;)

Re: Interviewed by Shel Israel

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 03 Jan 2008 17:31:47 -0000

Great interview, Lee ... and a great wrap up of the Australian social media scene. Thanks.

Re: Is Corporate Australia on the cusp?

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 22:22:07 -0000

While corporations are interested, I daresay they are being held back by a lack of reliable metrics. And while the agencies can sense the potential, the real value will be unleashed when consultants are able to provide some business modelling around Web 2.0.

Having said that, many organisations are trialling wikis and the like internally, but they would not necessarily classify these as social media. And many of the large tech companies already have active Australian virtual teams using social media (eg IBM, Mirosoft, Accenture etc). So far this is being used as a source of competitive advantage -- and kept behind the firewall or VPN. I am sure this will change when we can measure the value.

Re: Facebook groups: an untapped, under-resourced tool

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 03 Sep 2007 18:13:45 -0000

I agree ... the Groups add a whole new dimension to Facebook. Finding a way to tap into the rich community side of things will be a reason for companies to open the door to Facebook -- and this is where groups come into play.

Re: Let your users show you the money

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:53:07 -0000

I love "if you offer me another hannah montanna product I'll hurt one of us." I am so going to play with this animation system!

Re: Twitter’s growing business use

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 23:36:41 -0000

I believe you are looking for this:
http://twitter.com/blog/2007/09/tracking-twitte...

Re: Facebook can’t be costing 233 million hours per month

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 11 Sep 2007 19:16:22 -0000

Agree ... similar pieces have been run in Australia and in the US. Each time, the articles focus on the fear and ignorance of business managers rather than on the potential for innovation and intelligent activation.

But as you say, in the war for talent, new employees will be looking more closely at corporate social networking policies (if they exist) ... they seem a strong indicator of innovative corporate and HR practices.

Re: Memes – Viral Blogging

Gavin Heaton — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 22:54:48 -0000

Andy ... good to see you covering the Z-list. It is certainly giving me plenty to read and think about!

Re: Social Media Resume | Comments

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 00:17:04 -0000

Interesting, Rick. I have seen a blog as a living resume for a while now, but I do like the idea of a specialised Social Media Resume page, and what you have with video etc all embedded makes a great deal of sense. Will I do it myself? Hmmm don't know. Actually, I might find it too boring to keep updating -- then I will be accused of being out of touch with myself ;)

Re: Sample the Local Flavor

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 27 May 2008 22:37:24 -0000

So true ... it is easy to make the effort to go somewhere else -- but we tend to downplay the importance of local activities. I suspect, like most things, it is a matter of finding the right balance. After all, the largest trees need deep roots ;)

Re: Announcing Stream Of Conversation

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 22:12:01 -0000

Awesome work!

Re: Nailing Your Wife

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 15:13:17 -0000

I am with you on the bizarre.

Re: Getting interested, getting passionate and getting to know YOU

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 17:03:13 -0000

What a social butterfly! Nice to see you putting more than a dozen words together again!

Re: Who do you have a blog crush on?

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 21:42:57 -0000

I have too many to list, really. But I am fickle ... on the crush list one week, and in the "so over it" list the next ;)
You my friend, are an evergreen.

Re: Who do you have a blog crush on?

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:20:17 -0000

I love that Katie remembered youpissedmeoffyoubastard. It is just a shame that he no longer posts. It was gold while it lasted.

Re: How is your relationship balance sheet? (and why it pays to be in the black)

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:52:55 -0000

Mark ... while you may feel there are holes in this story, you are missing the fact that this is driven entirely by trust. David Armano has invested a significant amount of time and effort in building a substantial community around his website ... he has created strong personal connections with a number of people - and strong arm's length connections with many, many others. For those who operate within this network, trust is given and revoked based on connection and belief. It relies on those who we know and on those who know others. It is how movements happen.

BusinessWeek would have been involved because David also writes for them. He knows some of their senior writers.

I have met David a couple of times. We have shared emails about our lives, careers and the sometimes mundane nature of social media. We have become friends despite huge geographical distances and the tyranny of timezones. If he says a friend of his needs help -- that's good enough for me. And that's the way it should be.

Re: Are universities failing to engage students?

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 05:40:55 -0000

No easy answers on this one ;)

Zac was called out nicely on his attitude and rounded it out in the comments as the discussion grew. Sure classes can be boring - but they can also be fascinating - with the right attitude. The challenge is not in learning what is spoon fed, but choosing your own educational adventure - deciding that your own path is one of challenge, opportunity and exploration.

Unfortunately we have had a good 20 years of "reform" in higher education that has largely turned universities into institutes for vocational learning. This is reinforced by the "user pays" mentality of the client-students who have expectations of a return on their education investment. And while Zac may not fall into this category, my experience (as both a teacher and business employer) indicates that we are producing a workforce which is largely unable to learn, having been spoon-fed for far too long.

Like anything in life, you only get out what you put in. And education is no different. Investing in relationships with your teachers can be hugely rewarding. Where else will you find people so willing to share their knowledge and wisdom with you? I say, take it while you can get it!

Re: On being a man and losing a loved one

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 07:52:37 -0000

You are writing by the light of the axe, Scott. Thanks for being so honest. This sort of post is what ManWeek is all about. But you are also writing about living the sort of life that men (and women) can and should lead. We just have to be brave enough to do so.

Re: Looking for “A Few Good Marketing Blogs”?

Gavin Heaton — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 00:58:46 -0000

Hi Michael ... great discussion! As David says, check the blogrolls of the sites listed above. My faves (not including those listed above) include:
http://www.ownyourbrand.com/
http://www.ck-blog.com/
http://heehawmarketing.typepad.com/
Enjoy!

Re: My Ignite presentation about building communities

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 26 Jan 2009 22:08:11 -0000

Great presentation, Mark. Thanks for sharing (wish I could have been there).

Re: My Ignite presentation about building communities

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 02:13:31 -0000

@Julian ... don't agree with you on that one - but I guess it depends on how you define "community".

Re: Not all interaction is created socially

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 18:52:07 -0000

OK ... and this is just my view ... but community is about belonging.

As Mark's earlier post indicated, we do leave other traces regardless of our name/handle. So while, 4chan may be "anonymous", there are certain "voices" which are readily identifiable. And of course, "social" means different things to different people - shouting down a street is likely to be considered ANTI-social in some neighbourhoods ;)

But bring it up another level. What is the currency of the exchange? What is the story that contributors tell on the site, in their head, and to others? I am not sure ... but I THINK that community is only created when there is an exchange of value between participants. What that value is, is defined by the context of the community. And a core part of the exchange is trust.

Without that, without the abrasions that mark us out as individuals (whether words, names, turns of phrase or other markers), then we cannot have community. So I am still on the side of anonymity being the antithesis of community ;)

Re: When a paradigm breaks, what sound does it make?

Gavin Heaton — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 16:59:09 -0000

Put your money where your mouth is, big boy.

Re: Think less, do more: 5 days to a focused you

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 06:45:22 -0000

Love it, Mark. You know, you could be unleashing a storm.

Re: Words that you social media and agency types need to stop killing

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 21:53:08 -0000

When you live in the echo chamber it CAN get a little noisy. But you know what? Just because WE are sick of these words doesn't mean they don't still hold value for others for whom "social media" sounds like a vast, uncharted wilderness.

Of course, you can just use one of my favourite words - unsubscribe ;)

Re: Finding beauty in watching a loved one die

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 18:47:18 -0000

Nicely said, and nicely done, Mark. We all, often, miss out on living our lives and sharing the best of ourselves until these crises hit - and often, by then it is too late. Thanks for sharing such an intimate moment.

Re: Making writing

Gavin Heaton — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 08:32:22 -0000

I think some of this shifts as we become more comfortable with our "blogging selves" - or as we reach a level of maturity with our writing.

A lot of people try and write for their audience ... but I always think that we should write for ourselves. We should write the type of blog that we like to read. Otherwise we end up self-censoring the good stuff.

Re: From aid to opportunity in the conversation age

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 30 Apr 2007 23:39:55 -0000

It is a fascinating topic -- and we are so glad you took the time to write it for the eBook. I am also looking forward to how this conversation evolves!

Re: The Interesting* and Hive events

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 02:21:59 -0000

Russell is being a little flippant ... our Sydney based events have been a significant amount of work for the organising committee. We spend quite some time identifying and selecting speakers who connect with our aims and philosophy.

And the way that we run the Sydney event is also substantially different to what Russell does.

We are currently planning the next event. Will let you know as it develops.

Re: Top Australian Marketing Blogs Again

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 18:01:02 -0000

Great explanation of what works, Duncan. Judging by the way the Inspiration Room is storming up the Power 150 I'd say there will be some changes in the next evaluation ;)

Re: Adbusters Brand Baby

Gavin Heaton — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 06:00:57 -0000

Brings a new meaning to Lindstrom's "brand child", does it not?

Re: A Virgin in Hollister

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 12:15:14 -0000

Great story, Ann. Sounds like I have a lot of things to look forward to ;)

Great to see you putting the Ann in the Annarchy!

Re: Alpha Females

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 01:11:00 -0000

In Australia there is a group called the Country Women's Association. They do a lot of charity work in small towns, and in many places they hold the town together. However, when they get together for the annual festival and baking competition -- it can be fierce. Here are strong, independent and hearty women demonstrating their hard won mastery of often "forgotten" skills.

It may be tough when they are all together in one place, but when you need support, they are the ones you want in your corner.

Re: 4 x 4 Secrets About Me, And Why I’m Uncomfortable Talking About Myself

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 20:37:09 -0000

I am with Cam on this one ;)

When I talk about social media in lectures or presentations, I often talk about the turning points in the revelation of identity. And the first one for me, was sending you my pic and bio for MarketingProfs -- from that point onwards, the "servant of chaos" inexorably became "gavin heaton".

The collision between the "real" and "writing" selves is what makes social media an interesting experiment for both the audience and the participants. Makes me think that Salome was prophetic.

Re: How I Invented Blogging

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 23:48:17 -0000

I still get a thrill with every comment that I receive. It is like getting short, sweet, shots of love from half a world away. Well, it is when they are nice ;)

Re: What Is a Friend?

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 08:12:13 -0000

In many ways, this really calls up the digital native/digital immigrant issue. Kids are now growing up never having known anything different -- they have always been connected. While we can say "nothing beats face-to-face", this is, in fact, a value judgement that places face-to-face communication ahead of digital connection. But the coming generations will see things differently. We may see that as "sad" or even as a "Paradise Lost" ... but we also need to remember that the initial impulse to connect is human. Kids are just expressing this connectedness in a new way.

Re: American Idolatry

Gavin Heaton — Fri, 23 May 2008 07:46:53 -0000

Take a step back from the technology ... look. It is the content. It sucks us in ... the human drama -- triumphs and tragedy. Embarrassment lives cheek by jowl with euphoria.

Tech failures remind us what is important. That sense of belonging and connection.

Re: Beta Before Alpha

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 20:51:55 -0000

Grat post, Ann! I think one of the big differences you touch on is choice. These days, Alpha, Beta and even Omega moms have a variety of choice and access to opportunity that did not exist in the 70s.

Perhaps it is, in part, the way that choice is exercised that makes the difference.

But the fact that kids do not come with instruction manuals (or volume switches) means that we are perpetually working in Beta. Me? I am looking forward to the first release ... terrifying and rewarding at the same time.

Re: I Suspect Everyone Else Is Smarter, Better-Looking, Taller, Cooler, Cuter, Has Newer and Shinier Objects than I Do (and Is More Modest)

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 09:41:41 -0000

So, I keep referring people to this post, Ann as it is a great story about overcoming (or at least sharing) our self doubts with others.
Of course the most impressive people are the bravest ... and not many choose to be as honest as you are here ;)

Re: Notice to Staff and Stakeholders: Reorg

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 01:09:34 -0000

Chapter 11 is looking better all the time ;)

There is so much to look forward to!

Re: I Can Haz Hoomin Hart-aik

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 23:09:03 -0000

You are such a great storyteller, Ann! But that is exactly what draws us to lolcats ... it is the space between what we see before our eyes and the short word stories that let us enter a different world.

That's what it is like here ... Ann's world. And when you share this with everyone, it reminds us of our own lives, our own tragedies and triumphs. And in that gift, the space between us all shrinks just a little bit more ;)

Re: Wii Are Family

Gavin Heaton — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 16:52:56 -0000

Watching my nephews begin the slow climb to global Guitar Hero fame this Christmas, I saw how the Wii is really a toy for our times. Adults are too tired or time poor to truck kids around for a massive variety of activities. And the competitive landscape for even kids activities has changed dramatically - there is less opportunity to try and fail now than when I was growing up. And for kids, this means there is less opportunity to learn, dream and experience.

Games like the Wii return some of that important aspirational play that has been missing recently.

Oh, and I bet you rock out as a Guitar Hero ;)

Re: 10 Things I Hate About You, Travel Edition

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 16:41:56 -0000

Ok ... well I am a chatterer. Sort of. You see, anywhere I travel is going to be a long distance - probably over night. So I am going to need to be able to move around, ask questions etc of the person next to me. And the easiest way of doing this is to establish a quick relationship with the person next to you.

But I also gauge the level if interest of the other person. If we hit it off, then we can chat for hours. Otherwise it's over to the book, the inflight movie or the trusty iPod.

Re: Awkward Family Photos

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 06:18:57 -0000

It was with some trepidation that I went to that site last week. I just didn't know if some stray photo had slipped through my grasp. Luckily there are no Heaton family snaps to be seen - at least none that I will admit to!

Re: At a Loss for Words

Gavin Heaton — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 18:49:47 -0000

@Michelle Farnum - that is a great word! Kvell.

Thanks Ann ... this is why blogs are not dead ;) Where else do we get a story that touches our hearts because it comes from the heart? It must be exciting (and slightly daunting) to be pushing your child out into the ocean of life. Of course, as we do so - with great care - we imagine our kids as small boats made of folded newspaper. Yet when they return they are seaworthy, burnished by the salt and riding the waves.

I hope I am as brave as you when my kids head off to college. Oh, and are you writing a book? You should.

Re: The ‘Age of Conversation’ Collaborative Book Featured in Indian Daily Mail Today

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 29 Dec 2008 07:02:18 -0000

I am looking forward to reading it! Thanks Gaurav.

Re: From Social Media Marketing to Social Business Strategy

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 10:30:27 -0000

Looks like social business design (or whatever you want to call it) is gaining momentum - with all these groups jockeying for #1 keyword position. I think it is important to put some space between what you do as a strategy agency and what digital agencies do.

Re: Learning from the Top 50 Aussie Marketing Blogs

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:15:29 -0000

What I like about the list is that it shows the strength and depth of knowledge that is available here in Australia.

As you point out, the list uses global measures such as Alexa and Technorati to calculate the ranking, which works well if you have an overseas readership or a technology audience (Alexa in particular works here).

But it is good to see an Australian focus. While the basics of marketing are relatively standard, the subtleties of execution and audience are where it counts. I for one am looking forward to seeing this list grow.

Re: Linden Labs Releases Real Numbers for Virtual World

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 09 Jan 2007 08:12:56 -0000

It is not just journalists that need to ask the hard questions ... business investors, agencies, technologists and anyone who needs to understand the business models underlying web 2.0 initiatives need to keep their wits about them. Sure there is money to be made, but there is also money to be lost.

Re: The Age of Conversation Bum Rush on Dec. 14th

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 04:00:27 -0000

Great idea, thanks Chris!

Re: Human Talk: Now That the Suits are Gone

Gavin Heaton — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 19:12:20 -0000

My "corporate adage" -- never send an email in anger. If you are angry an email will amplify it and cause way more damage than you would expect.

Re: The Coffee Experience

Gavin Heaton — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 19:03:12 -0000

On the "Starbucks Experience", you might want to check the series of posts that Becky Carroll is writing/coordinating at:
Customers Rock.

Re: THE LAUNCH: The Age of Conversation Bum Rush

Gavin Heaton — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 07:22:24 -0000

Nice start to things, Chris!

Re: The Harley Shadow

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 19 May 2008 19:34:32 -0000

This is an interesting strategy. And smart. Where else do you go when you face up head-to-head against Harley?

But I think there is great value in the Harley brand legacy ... many people like to feel part of a tradition -- and this is probably where Harley is now placed. However, new products, especially new motorcycle products, can rapidly transform the market opportunity. It looks like an interesting battle lies ahead.

Re: Ronald Jenkees and the Grey of Authenticity

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:17:38 -0000

One of my favourite ever web personalities is Sacrum. http://www.thekaiser-edition.com/topics/author-...

Not only could he do and say things that "real" people would not dare to, he willingly pushed the limits of credibility and storytelling. In the end, when he was "killed off", it didn't matter. I still grieved in some small way for the loss.

While he may not have been "real", my emotional attachment to him was. And my online world is smaller because he no longer inhabits it.

Re: Simple Idea: Way to Creative

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 02:14:19 -0000

Oh, and here I was thinking you were going to give me the golden tip ;)

Re: AOC2: The Release Party

Gavin Heaton — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 09:40:55 -0000

Great to have you as an author this time, Chris! Congratulations on being published!

Re: I’m a Z-lister, baby! Yeah!

Gavin Heaton — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 07:14:09 -0000

Great to see the Z-list continuing to spread! Hope it works for you!

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Re: Middle-aged Aussies and Social Media – report

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Re: Movember – you can help every man be a better man

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Re: We’re all talking but is anybody listening?

Re: Gavin Heaton is a social media charlatan (and I thoroughly approve)

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Re: Is Corporate Australia on the cusp?

Re: Facebook groups: an untapped, under-resourced tool

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Re: How I Invented Blogging

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Re: American Idolatry

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Re: Notice to Staff and Stakeholders: Reorg

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