Chrysler tweet: an issue of process
Over the weekend, I had several people from big brands ask me what I thought about the Chrysler tweet debacle, and whether I thought the
Over the weekend, I had several people from big brands ask me what I thought about the Chrysler tweet debacle, and whether I thought the
Exhausted. That’s about the only way I can describe how I feel after 6 days of SXSW Interactive. To be clear, this exhaustion doesn’t stem from the
This makes me happy. When I started at LEGO (back in 2000), we struggled to get the attention of our colleagues in the office next
When my MySpace account refused to respect my request to unsubscribe all email notifications, I started asking why I shouldn’t just cancel my unused account.
I don’t typically make New Year’s resolutions, but this year I’m trying it. Most of them focus around my photography: Get one of my photos
Last week, I found myself in a macrobiotic vegan restaurant. On the wall, they had the image below, titled “How to build a community”. I
With each new hype, new projects form often without appropriate staffing and resources, only to die down or off a short time later. Today, for
A few weeks back, the folks at Ford recently reached out to offer me a test drive of the new Lincoln MKS. I was a
Shortly before Christmas last year, I needed a new watch. It was time to step up to a “big boy watch”, forsaking the $100 jobs
As many of you know, I do quite a bit of public speaking. Most of my engagements focus on social engagement and customer experience, specifically
If you play in the community space at all, you’ve almost certainly heard or been part of a discussion revolving around the 90-9-1 Principle. Basically
Yesterday and today I’ve been in Las Vegas at the WOMMA Summit. I’ve been doing the live blogging together with the always fantastic Shannon Stairhime
UPDATE: Very cool! This presentation has been chosen as a SlideShare featured presentation of the day! Thanks to Andrew Beard, my BlogOrlando keynote was live
Note from Jake: My genius buddy Ashley Glennon from T-Mobile’s product design team was at Web 2.0 Expo last week. We were emailing back and
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while, you’re probably growing tired of this post once a year. But you may also remember that
For years, comedians have made jokes about the “Inspector #34” stickers, tags, and inserts we find in the products we buy. Most of these jokes
(This is part of Ask the Community Guy, an ongoing series of questions posed by readers for Jake, the Community Guy) If you’re interested in
(This is part of Ask the Community Guy, an ongoing series of questions posed by readers for Jake, the Community Guy) Dovetailing the conversation about
CX Sessions is a comfortable, casual virtual gathering I host once a month at no charge for senior-level community professionals across the country. I designed it as a free, small group, no-sales event where people can relax, relate, and get real about the challenges and rewards of customer communities. It has since expanded into two career development options, CX Sessions Professional and CX Sessions Mentor, which are 3-month, cohort-based programs designed to advance community-building skills for beginners and longtime leaders alike.
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