Comments for Nathaniel Perez http://www.nathanielperez.com Thoughts on Digital Experience and Social Media. Thu, 03 Jun 2010 04:41:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Social: Time to push beyond the web. by Emily http://www.nathanielperez.com/2009/02/16/social-time-to-push-beyond-the-web/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Emily Thu, 03 Jun 2010 04:41:36 +0000 http://digitalredpill.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-67 I'm not sure if I would want all that information about where I'm at and what I'm doing to be automatically published to anywhere. I value my privacy. However if it could be set up to a one button push to automatically publish what I set up to be published of my whereabouts and doings that would be cool. I’m not sure if I would want all that information about where I’m at and what I’m doing to be automatically published to anywhere. I value my privacy. However if it could be set up to a one button push to automatically publish what I set up to be published of my whereabouts and doings that would be cool.

]]> Comment on Social: Time to push beyond the web. by Steve http://www.nathanielperez.com/2009/02/16/social-time-to-push-beyond-the-web/comment-page-1/#comment-63 Steve Sat, 29 May 2010 06:11:24 +0000 http://digitalredpill.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-63 Was just thinking about something like this. The details of "reporting", the technical stuff, takes significant time and effort...knowledge too. When it becomes automated they'll be a constant (and rich) "flow" of sights, sounds, people, places, events. As always, the question will be, "what to watch?" and what to participate in... Was just thinking about something like this. The details of “reporting”, the technical stuff, takes significant time and effort…knowledge too.

When it becomes automated they’ll be a constant (and rich) “flow” of sights, sounds, people, places, events. As always, the question will be, “what to watch?” and what to participate in…

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]]> Comment on Social: Time to push beyond the web. by Steve Cusumano http://www.nathanielperez.com/2009/02/16/social-time-to-push-beyond-the-web/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Steve Cusumano Fri, 03 Apr 2009 05:38:20 +0000 http://digitalredpill.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-31 What's so great about the examples you provided was they can work in a multitude of business models. Buying a car? You're at the dealership, take it for a test drive, car has a little camera on the dashboard that snaps your photo on your test drive, and when you're back at the dealership, you can update your facebook, twitter, etc. with your thoughts on the car, complete with a photo. More than consumer products, though, I really think this type of marketing has more potential for large events. Following your first example (the interactive bar), that could be a great way to promote festivals and concerts as well. Having fun at the show? Let your friends know right now about that great new band you just saw, complete with links to the band's site with sample tracks, photos and video. We're already heading in this direction, though it is the consumer that is pushing everyone there. People are already using iPhones/Blackberries/other mobile devices to update their social network status on the fly. I imagine it would cost a pretty penny for a business to make that kind of social interaction easily accessible, but in the long run, I think this type of marketing would have a bigger ROI than your standard advertisements on TV or in print. Amazon showed us the power of user recommendations, and wasn't hard to see how that carried over to other online stores. It's going to take some work to convince businesses with actual physical locations to invest in ideas like these, but I think it would be worth it. What’s so great about the examples you provided was they can work in a multitude of business models. Buying a car? You’re at the dealership, take it for a test drive, car has a little camera on the dashboard that snaps your photo on your test drive, and when you’re back at the dealership, you can update your facebook, twitter, etc. with your thoughts on the car, complete with a photo.

More than consumer products, though, I really think this type of marketing has more potential for large events. Following your first example (the interactive bar), that could be a great way to promote festivals and concerts as well. Having fun at the show? Let your friends know right now about that great new band you just saw, complete with links to the band’s site with sample tracks, photos and video.

We’re already heading in this direction, though it is the consumer that is pushing everyone there. People are already using iPhones/Blackberries/other mobile devices to update their social network status on the fly. I imagine it would cost a pretty penny for a business to make that kind of social interaction easily accessible, but in the long run, I think this type of marketing would have a bigger ROI than your standard advertisements on TV or in print. Amazon showed us the power of user recommendations, and wasn’t hard to see how that carried over to other online stores. It’s going to take some work to convince businesses with actual physical locations to invest in ideas like these, but I think it would be worth it.

]]> Comment on Quick Thought: the line is blurred… Challenge or opportunity? by ianlyons http://www.nathanielperez.com/2009/02/04/quick-thought-the-line-is-blurred-challenge-or-opportunity/comment-page-1/#comment-26 ianlyons Wed, 18 Mar 2009 08:37:39 +0000 http://digitalredpill.wordpress.com/2009/02/04/quick-thought-the-line-is-blurred-challenge-or-opportunity/#comment-26 I have started adopting Theory #1 with my twitter stream - 80% value driven, 20% my own personal quirkiness I often wish others would be a bit (well a lot) less verbose with their tweets. I would love a sliding scale filter depending on how busy I am. Perhaps a crowdsourced tagging/rating system could acheive this. It only takes a few people to accurately categories a tweet. Then on my client I can determine what I want to see. I have started adopting Theory #1 with my twitter stream – 80% value driven, 20% my own personal quirkiness

I often wish others would be a bit (well a lot) less verbose with their tweets. I would love a sliding scale filter depending on how busy I am.

Perhaps a crowdsourced tagging/rating system could acheive this. It only takes a few people to accurately categories a tweet. Then on my client I can determine what I want to see.

]]> Comment on Social: Time to push beyond the web. by Celeste http://www.nathanielperez.com/2009/02/16/social-time-to-push-beyond-the-web/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Celeste Thu, 12 Mar 2009 23:19:28 +0000 http://digitalredpill.wordpress.com/?p=42#comment-29 I'm not sure if I would want all that information about where I'm at and what I'm doing to be automatically published to anywhere. I value my privacy. However if it could be set up to a one button push to automatically publish what I set up to be published of my whereabouts and doings that would be cool. I’m not sure if I would want all that information about where I’m at and what I’m doing to be automatically published to anywhere. I value my privacy. However if it could be set up to a one button push to automatically publish what I set up to be published of my whereabouts and doings that would be cool.

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