Rick Liebling has created a Period Table of Social Elements on eyecube that made me get thinking on brands use of social media. I included the image below, and the key can be found in the original post on eyecube.
In his words: Social Media really is a lot like chemistry. There is a huge pool of elements you can choose from and an infinite variety of combinations you can create. Twitter + sharing + commenting will give you a different result than blogging + LinkedIn + Flickr. Then of course there are the active ingredients - the people. A dash of Chris Brogan plus a big helping of David Armano and the whole thing changes again.
Often we are approached by brands and clients saying "I want a Twitter strategy" or "I want to be on Facebook." But not every brand that succeeds on Twitter will succeed on Facebook. @Comcastcares uses Twitter as a tool, but can you find a successful Comcast effort anywhere on MySpace?
As agencies, we need to find the right mix of social elements, and when appropriate, the right hyper-connected people to work with or learn from, to deliver the best possible Social Media Mix to our clients.
This gives a great image of all the different options in a quick-get way of understanding the mixing and matching capabilities of all-things social. You blow up a balloon with CO2 and it sits on the floor. Inflate it with helium and it floats.
Share ideas that inspire. FALLON PLANNERS (and co-conspirators) are freely invited to post trends, commentary, obscure ephemera and insightful rants regarding the experience of branding.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Periodic Table of Social Media Elements Reminds You to Optimze Your Social Media Plan
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2/23/2009 03:06:00 PM
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Labels: Facebook, MySpace, Social Media, twitter
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Social Media is the New CRM
Noticed yesterday that Home Depot is now on Twitter and answering questions in the vein of Frank over on ComcastCares...I thought this post was a succinct display of the Generosity, CRM responsiveness, and "added value" derived from HomeDepot's social media efforts.
More models for how brands may upgrade CRM and advance value on the social webs.
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AKI SYSTEMS 2600
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9/11/2008 08:54:00 AM
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Labels: generosity, good, LIFELOGGING, Lifestreaming, Social Networking, social10, twitter
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Thursday, March 06, 2008
Twitter in plain english
Another smart clip from the guys at Common Craft.
Check here and here for some other great examples.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Likemind Friday!
Join us Friday at Espresso Royale Caffe (map) for coffee and conversation.
8-10a; come whenever you want. 
I'll Twitter (salina) just in case you can't get out of bed.
Leave a comment here if you'd like more info.
