Comments on: Social Media in 2010? http://janetfouts.com/social-media-in-2010/ Social Media Coach Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:12:22 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jim Love http://janetfouts.com/social-media-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-759 Jim Love Tue, 24 Nov 2009 16:43:20 +0000 http://janetfouts.com/?p=931#comment-759 I saw an example of an avatar with true facial expression which was so good it is scary. I'll bring them into the show early in the new year. But I believe that augmented reality and living avatars are not only on the horizon, they are in sight. I saw an example of an avatar with true facial expression which was so good it is scary. I'll bring them into the show early in the new year. But I believe that augmented reality and living avatars are not only on the horizon, they are in sight.

]]> By: Jim Love http://janetfouts.com/social-media-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-631 Jim Love Tue, 24 Nov 2009 15:43:20 +0000 http://janetfouts.com/?p=931#comment-631 I saw an example of an avatar with true facial expression which was so good it is scary. I'll bring them into the show early in the new year. But I believe that augmented reality and living avatars are not only on the horizon, they are in sight. I saw an example of an avatar with true facial expression which was so good it is scary. I'll bring them into the show early in the new year. But I believe that augmented reality and living avatars are not only on the horizon, they are in sight.

]]> By: James http://janetfouts.com/social-media-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-628 James Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:09:40 +0000 http://janetfouts.com/?p=931#comment-628 I suspect we will see two things in 2010 that are connected but different in important ways. <br><br>First, Social Media will become more integrated into business strategy. Now it seems the activity is being executed in isolation. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, you want to do your experimentation away from the main business, but at some point you need to get serious and figure out how SM fits in. <br><br>My second prediction is that the bloom will fade and Social Media will stop being the new shiny thing. Again, this isn't a bad thing. With less attention practitioners can focus on how to make this new communication channel a valid and viable part of marketing strategy. I suspect we will see two things in 2010 that are connected but different in important ways.

First, Social Media will become more integrated into business strategy. Now it seems the activity is being executed in isolation. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, you want to do your experimentation away from the main business, but at some point you need to get serious and figure out how SM fits in.

My second prediction is that the bloom will fade and Social Media will stop being the new shiny thing. Again, this isn't a bad thing. With less attention practitioners can focus on how to make this new communication channel a valid and viable part of marketing strategy.

]]> By: Kelsi Guidry http://janetfouts.com/social-media-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-627 Kelsi Guidry Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:15:57 +0000 http://janetfouts.com/?p=931#comment-627 Well first off... i'm going to make sure to catch yall shows on Blog Talk Radio!<br><br>What is going to be one of the major changes in 2010. I think one of the biggest is going to be filtering. We thought there was alot of noise?!?! We haven't seen anything yet. With SO many different ways to produce content, someone has to help sift through the good and the bad. Companies will pop-up to be that medium. We can't get rid of the middle man in this context.<br><br>Kelsi Guidry<br><a href="http://SocialWants.com" rel="nofollow">SocialWants.com</a> Well first off… i'm going to make sure to catch yall shows on Blog Talk Radio!

What is going to be one of the major changes in 2010. I think one of the biggest is going to be filtering. We thought there was alot of noise?!?! We haven't seen anything yet. With SO many different ways to produce content, someone has to help sift through the good and the bad. Companies will pop-up to be that medium. We can't get rid of the middle man in this context.

Kelsi Guidry
SocialWants.com

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