Lowry Agency post on public/online persona and boundaries
As our networks expand, our profiles get more public, and our work requires a human face, where do we draw the line between personal and professional identities online? How do we maintain those boundaries for our community members? How do we respond to attacks, opportunities, and over-shares online? When does over-sharing hurt the community? When should you share your own personal stories as a manager, or personally reach out to community members?
Growing and cultivating an active community also requires that the community manager walk the fine line of personal and professional sharing. Every community manager wonders when and how to professionally cultivate leaders and members to create a thriving community while still being personal. On the reverse side, sometimes community members share too much, which can hurt the health of the community.
This panel will address these questions and more from experience in nonprofit and public media sectors.
post on adoption site about 'policing' what gets watch, i.e. setting boundaries
Digital technology is dissolving media silos. This video shows how much media convergence is going on today as paid, earned and owned media blend seamlessly across media channels.
How will the future of media impact consumers, brands and the marketing industry? Visit http://nochannels.com to share your opinion and to point out examples of this media blend trend
"Mel Carson interviews Jonathan Haber from OMD, US Director of the Ignition Factory. Habor discusses the creative "swat team" he built, balancing different media, mobile potential, and how he expects our marketing mix to evolve. "
But it’s less to promote the company and more to engage with people I don’t know in a place that feels safe to me.