"You can't take advantage of the connectivity, reach and viral nature of the beast without also being willing to connect, reach many people and let others share. It's like wanting to enjoy the sensation of flying over the water in a boat at high speed but without the engine noise. It's the "other people" part of social media that provides its power."
From "Drew's Marketing Minute," Drew McLelland, proprietor. Read the full post at http://www.drewsmarketingminute.com/2010/01/social-media-letting-others-in.html
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The problem with direct experience
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"I'll know it when I see it," or perhaps, "I'll see it when I know it..."
We're hardwired to believe and understand the things we can actually
experience. ...
