Mentions
I sometimes get asked to speak at events or work in partnership with people in different companies and industries. Here are a number of references to my work in social media and engagement.
Net Imperative ‘this ‘perfect digital storm’ is facilitating the escalation of seemingly minor issues’
HotWire PR ‘The debate was both stimulating and surprising’
BeingGuy1067 ‘we would simply either be part of the conversation that was taking place or facilitate it’
National Council for Voluntary Organisations ‘you have set out the expectation that you want to engage with your customers’
Media140 January 2010 ‘Dim sum, social media and history in the making’
FreshNetworks ‘Almost every event organiser talks about creating an engaged and involved audience’
Thirdsectorlab ‘As Richard Baker points out this isn’t going to be short change to most UK charities’
Railway Eye ‘He played a key role in giving the TOC a well respected presence in Social Media forums’
eModeration ‘known for his pioneering social media work for Virgin Trains..’
Mark Hanson ‘a live twitter interview’
Rob Brown ‘One of the great things about trying something new is that you never know how it will turn out’
Brand Republic ‘can you give customer feedback in one breath and holiday plans in the next?’
The Socialistas ‘helping shape change in Organisational Development’
Marketing Week ‘Hope everyone at ‘media140’ is enjoying themselves. Our ears are burning’
Mad.co.uk ‘Companies are tapping into the personal branding skills of their employees’
Guardian.co.uk ‘social media is not a jack-of-all-trades device’
Media140 video
Sun Microsystems Blog ‘Brands don’t seem to be accepted unless they are honest and open’
One man and his Blog ‘marketing can’t own social media’
Broadstuff.co.uk ‘brand is in hands of the people in the company’
Dan Leach ‘brands can be great at Twitter if they take a down to earth attitude’
Opening Up ‘ownership of the relationships developed through social media platforms’
Why Twitter ‘Openness and transparency are hallmarks in a digital age’
