Dave Duarte of the Creative Commons recently created a model to describe “how value is realised in today’s fast-paced, largely unpredictable markets.” He adds that this model of value creation suits stable, predictable markets and industries where the consumer doesn’t have many alternative choices of products and services to fulfill their needs. The company thus needs to [...]
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Much has been said in the South African blogosphere lately about the state of, well, blogging.
The debate revolves around the quality of blogposts, which has led to a distinction between professional and amateur blogging – namely blogging as a professional on a certain topic or industry; or blogging for the sake of sharing your [...]
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The snowballing social media space
Mack Collier of The Viral Garden blogs that Social Media isn’t going away, so we should ‘either get on the bus, or get left behind’.
He adds that people who are constantly using social media for their campaigns (thinking that it supercedes all communication tools that came before it); as well as those who keep pointing out [...]
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