A great resource for conversational marketing news
Nov 29, 2007 Michael Brito
If you are like me and enjoy reading about the latest trends in conversational marketing, I would recommend visiting Conversational Media. It’s a site that aggregates top news/blog feeds about conversational marketing and social media. It pulls in feeds from Shel Holtz himself, Andy Beal, Chris Heuer, Emily Chang, John Battelle, Stephanie Agresta and Jeremiah Owyang to name a few. The site was founded by Ted Shelton and was created as a joint project with Technorati and The Conversation Group in an effort to highlight developments in what is sometimes referred to as social media; which they are calling conversational media.
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November 29th, 2007 at 9:45 pm
oh nice...thanks. Any "conversational marketing" conferences coming up that are local? I wanted to attend Federated Media's conference but was traveling that week.
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December 12th, 2007 at 7:06 am
Lesson 1 - the above comment is NOT an example of conversational marketing. It's merely spam; and I will leave this comment on the blog just to make a point.
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December 12th, 2007 at 7:25 am
Understandable. Actually converstional marketing takes a lot more subtlety, I really wasn't going for that this time cos I was in a rush. I still agree with converstional marketing though.