Angels and Demons of Our Social Media Souls
January 21, 2009 13 Comments
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
Angel image: The Angel Whisperer
Devil image: People are the boss
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That was clever. Good delineation between Marketers and Conversationalist.
I notice myself straddling the lines between marketing a new service and finding leads to also caring about what other people are posting and engaging.
Can one do both and not be seen as one or the other?
A daily battle.
I blog for me and do not care if anyone reads.
But I check Google Analytics daily and am thrilled when someone links to a blog post.
Am I sharing or just showing off?
Alas, the demons.
I know it’s over used but, I was lol at this post. It’s funny, but so true. There is definitely a gray area in between these two types of users(not Louis Gray). You do characterize things pretty well though. I’m still laughing.
The answer, as always, is BOTH!
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Funny how this was submitted by a (former?) digg Power User as they would clearly choose the devil side of this tape, hence marketing themselves as ‘social media consultants/gurus/experts/evangelists/etc’ and that is precisely what destroyed everything good about digg.
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Excellent post, short and to the point, we should all have this chart nailed to the wall…a great reminder whenever we are tempted by the dark side 🙂
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