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442 photos tagged wcf07 on FlickR. I just added mine: http://www.flickr.com/photo...
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What an amazing two days. You've all been incredible. We'll see you real soon!
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Mari says, "thoroughly vet them and train them."
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@baratunde asked Mari whether she uses a virtual assistant to manage her Facebook profile - there are people that do that for a living!
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things in Facebook change so fast, if we're going to evangelize Facebook, we need to keep our training materials short and chapterized.
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David has a great conversation on Linkedin about why people are not using Facebook for business: http://snurl.com/1uvqk
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Two camps, Linkedin users and Facebook users. Linkedin guys think that FB is for kids. "It's a good time to play both sides of this thing."
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The first time, it was noise. The second time it got his attention. The third time, he clicked.
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David says he discovered this conference because he saw the bug three separate times on three separate blogs he respected.
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David says, time is more valuable than money.
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We're reiterating the POST (People, Objective, Strategy, Technology) model for building groundswell.
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Because, when the economy turns down, good relationships keep you in your clients' payroll.
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Don't use social media to try to gain market share, use it to engage with your existing client base.
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He thinks you should develop applications for Ning instead of Facebook. After all, if it just gets ported into Facebook, you've lost nothing
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David coins the term, "unNingify"
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building mini-apps and creating an iframe and embed things in Ning
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David says, "two weeks ago, I didn't know what an unconference was."
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David Barger says that social media is the fulfillment of the original promise of the Web.
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Mari just cited this book: Radically Transparent. I really want to read it! http://snurl.com/1uvpq
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Mari recommends going from Facebook to snail mail.
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