Cameron McGrane» Social Media

Help! A social media strategy presentation….

Cama — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 04:32:47 +0000

A mate from University has the hookup to an interesting mobile phone management platform and wanted to know if I had any ideas to get people on board.

To no surprise I did and created a proposal for his management team.

The presentation includes some details of a non traditional startup yourmobilecompany.com.au applying notions of web democracy, equal ownership and emergence. Which makes me a level 8 or 9 on the purest-corporatist scale

With the model and audience (corporate) in mind, I designed the presentation with the objective of educating my audience, improving awareness and providing a teaser to get me on board to flesh out deeper insights for development and a potential partnership.

There are notes included to help apply to your own circumstances but you will need to download the powerpoint to access.

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It is still pretty blue sky at the moment and I would be grateful for feedback on

where it should be bolted down?
what are the risks or potential problems?
where a similar model has been used?

Use facebook for your social connections not your media

admin — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 00:29:32 +0000

Truly portable media has the potential to facilitate delivery of your ideas, stories, concepts, memorable moments to the right person at the right time in the right place……. seamlessly.

Facebook is not portable. Content that goes in cannot be easily shared outside of facebook.

However content developed outside of facebook can be easily included within facebook.
For example. Photos on flicker, audio on Utterz, micro-blogs on twitter can go nearly anywhere that supports rudimentary technology.

Start making your stuff portable now and watch in awe as your personal media goes on auto pilot.

Proliferation of profiles

Cama — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 15:41:43 +0000

Social Networking Services are optimizing their member’s profiles for search engines. So I decided to use google.com/coop to create my own search engine specifically for searching all online networking sites.

To test it out, I fulfilled my urge to track down Mad Mike the Hippy Bum who I met on the streets of New Orleans (Pre-Katrina).

Surprisingly, Mike’s Msypace page came up at the top of my search results, which I followed and reconnected, sharing the video below with him which I shot 4 years prior.

Careful this movie is rated 17+

Interested in contributing to the social search engine?