Category Archives: thought leadership

How does your company capture institutional knowledge?

Here at [meta]marketer, we’ve begun using an Evernote notebook called “[m]m smartzz” to flesh out some thinking around concepts that surface repeatedly in client interactions, so we have a shared understanding of these areas. The one I was just adding today is about taxonomies. It begins: A taxonomy organizes concepts and presents a representation of categories [...]

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[meta]marketer invites you to our new marketing optimization webinar series

I have the privilege of being able to speak at quite a few conferences and local groups every year, and while I do very much enjoy the actual speaking part, I long ago realized that the real benefit to going to conferences is the interaction with all of the other attendees and speakers. And I’m [...]

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New post on CMO.com: “filter bubbles,” personalization, and behavioral targeting

Our own Kate O’Neill has a new article up at CMO.com, and it’s the top story today: Narcissism: Personalization’s Flip Side? It plays off of the Eli Pariser “filter bubbles” TED talk, so if you haven’t seen that, you’ll probably want to watch that first.

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Patient Experience, Social Media, and Analytics

On Sunday, I spoke at the Cleveland Clinic Patient Experience: Empathy and Innovation Summit on a panel about social media analytics. It was an honor to be asked to speak at such a prestigious event. My co-panelists were Jeff Rohrs from ExactTarget, Debra Beaulieu from Fierce Practice Management, and Lance Hill from Within3. They were [...]

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Where We’ll Be: Technology Nashville 2011

If you’re in Nashville, you should be at the Technology Nashville 2011 conference tomorrow, and you should definitely look for me there. I’ll be moderating a panel called “Choosing the Right Platform for Your Business: Security, Scalability, and Interoperability” which basically will be a holy war/smackdown between Java, LAMP stack, .NET, and Ruby. Here’s hoping it gets [...]

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