Constructing Social

For Architects of the Social Web

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Will social media kill your web site?

Dec.08, 2008 in Community, Consultant, Planning, Social Media 3 Comments

No, social media will not kill your corporate web site. However, social media is enabling your customers and prospects to get the information they need more conveniently through Twitter, Facebook, RSS feeds, Second Life and others.  The dependence on our corporate web sites as the single source of information has shifted to a distributed platform [...]

New Social Media Agencies Added

Nov.09, 2008 in Agency, Architects, Community, Consultant, Social Media 10 Comments

A warm welcome to the following social media agency and consultants that have recently joined the Constructing Social Builders Index.  Over the past month the list has grown to 56!  Amazing!  Here are the latest members, if you are looking for help with your social media initiatives, please check these great organizations out:
Social Media Consultants:

Jason [...]

Web Guild Social Media Strategies Conference Presentation

Nov.01, 2008 in Community, Consultant, Planning, ROI, Social Media Leave a Comment

Below is the presentation that I gave on Thursday at Web Guild’s Social Media Strategies Conference.  It was a great session.  After speaking to several attendees, I thought that it would be best to cut my time short and break into working sessions for B2B, B2C, Non-Profit and Internal communities and work through how to [...]

Social Media Agency Listing

Oct.01, 2008 in Agency, Architects, Community, Consultant, Social Media 1 Comment

I am thrilled to officially announce the Constructing Social Builders guide!  A listing resource for agencies and consultants with social media experience.  I am hoping that this will eventually be a comprehensive listing of all the brilliant organizations and constulants that I have been talking to (and many I have yet to meet).  
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The parallels between web sites and architecture are powerful and useful. I will explore lessons from the world of architecture as well as lessons from the sites that have been built as we all learn about constructing social.