Comments for jeffrey cutler http://jeffreycutler.com Specializing in marketing and communications. Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:28:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on What If Social Networking Crashed? by Jeffrey Cutler http://jeffreycutler.com/what-if-social-networking-crashed/#comment-87 Jeffrey Cutler Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:28:42 +0000 http://jeffreycutler.com/?p=1138#comment-87 Hi Lou, Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Much appreciated! Everyone should definitely check out http://www.louimbriano.com :) Hi Lou,

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Much appreciated! Everyone should definitely check out http://www.louimbriano.com :)

]]> Comment on What If Social Networking Crashed? by Jeffrey Cutler http://jeffreycutler.com/what-if-social-networking-crashed/#comment-86 Jeffrey Cutler Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:17:38 +0000 http://jeffreycutler.com/?p=1138#comment-86 Hi Trish, Dan and I will definitely have to come up with something :) Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Hi Trish,

Dan and I will definitely have to come up with something :) Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

]]> Comment on What If Social Networking Crashed? by Jeffrey Cutler http://jeffreycutler.com/what-if-social-networking-crashed/#comment-85 Jeffrey Cutler Mon, 25 Apr 2011 15:15:11 +0000 http://jeffreycutler.com/?p=1138#comment-85 I totally agree. I was looking at this from a personal relationship level opposed to taking a business point of view. But looking at it from a business perspective even if you unite online isn't the ultimate goal to meet and build a relationship offline? If so, do you use the networks to collect more information about the person you are connecting with? Kinda gives you a leg up in the conversation/first meeting, right? Just trying to see where everyone thinks the true "social networking" happens. Not trying to be argumentative....just something that was brought up in a business school class and I have been thinking about. I totally agree. I was looking at this from a personal relationship level opposed to taking a business point of view. But looking at it from a business perspective even if you unite online isn’t the ultimate goal to meet and build a relationship offline? If so, do you use the networks to collect more information about the person you are connecting with? Kinda gives you a leg up in the conversation/first meeting, right? Just trying to see where everyone thinks the true “social networking” happens. Not trying to be argumentative….just something that was brought up in a business school class and I have been thinking about.

]]> Comment on What If Social Networking Crashed? by Chris Pollara http://jeffreycutler.com/what-if-social-networking-crashed/#comment-84 Chris Pollara Mon, 25 Apr 2011 14:13:18 +0000 http://jeffreycutler.com/?p=1138#comment-84 Nice post Jeff! You do need to be careful just looking at this through a business lens though. One could argue this evolution has given people and cultures (outside of business circles) a more unified voice. The market applications of these social networks is so much deeper than personalized rolodexes or event planners. They ultimately unite people across the globe giving everyone the chance to be heard/found for a multitude of reasons/causes. Nice post Jeff!

You do need to be careful just looking at this through a business lens though. One could argue this evolution has given people and cultures (outside of business circles) a more unified voice. The market applications of these social networks is so much deeper than personalized rolodexes or event planners. They ultimately unite people across the globe giving everyone the chance to be heard/found for a multitude of reasons/causes.

]]> Comment on What If Social Networking Crashed? by Trish Gillis http://jeffreycutler.com/what-if-social-networking-crashed/#comment-83 Trish Gillis Mon, 25 Apr 2011 13:50:57 +0000 http://jeffreycutler.com/?p=1138#comment-83 Jeff - you and Dan should write a piece together. Your discussion points with Dan's "information" point of view is worth it. To Dan's information bullets, I belong to a group that has been around a long time ... and so have their members. When I joined a few years ago and looked for information online, there wasn't any available. When I asked for information, they looked at me like I was crazy (one woman once told me to "calm down" when I was asking a few questions). But they are having issues with finding the next generation of members. So I designed websites and a Facebook Page for them. The result is each meeting has more and more younger (than 50 years old) people joining. I found it interesting that we need information to trust and those tools provide the information to get there. Sure - we could survive without the tools. But now that we have them (Dan's steps 6-9), it seems from my observation we must have information and resources available. I don't think we could go back to trust without the information back-up.. Jeff – you and Dan should write a piece together. Your discussion points with Dan’s “information” point of view is worth it. To Dan’s information bullets, I belong to a group that has been around a long time … and so have their members. When I joined a few years ago and looked for information online, there wasn’t any available. When I asked for information, they looked at me like I was crazy (one woman once told me to “calm down” when I was asking a few questions). But they are having issues with finding the next generation of members. So I designed websites and a Facebook Page for them. The result is each meeting has more and more younger (than 50 years old) people joining. I found it interesting that we need information to trust and those tools provide the information to get there. Sure – we could survive without the tools. But now that we have them (Dan’s steps 6-9), it seems from my observation we must have information and resources available. I don’t think we could go back to trust without the information back-up..

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