http://tessahorehled.com/2009/socon09-social-media-unconference/ Tue, 20 Dec 2011 00:16:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://tessahorehled.com/2009/socon09-social-media-unconference/comment-page-1/#comment-71 GRABBINGSAND / SoCon-clusion Tue, 10 Feb 2009 04:29:41 +0000 http://tessahorehled.com/?p=240#comment-71 [...] Dan Greenfield’s Bernaise Source, Jon at Spatially Relevant, thoughts from Amber Rhea, a post from Tessa, more from Leonard Witt (Will update this list as it grows [...] [...] Dan Greenfield’s Bernaise Source, Jon at Spatially Relevant, thoughts from Amber Rhea, a post from Tessa, more from Leonard Witt (Will update this list as it grows [...]

]]> http://tessahorehled.com/2009/socon09-social-media-unconference/comment-page-1/#comment-296 celiadyer Tue, 10 Feb 2009 04:14:15 +0000 http://tessahorehled.com/?p=240#comment-296 Very interesting that your followers were unaware of the handful of ads, almost subliminal. That was a savvy test! No one really "likes" advertising (except I do like the eTrade baby ads, and beer ads like the Real Men of Genius series), but advertising, plain and simple, creates demand for goods and services, and is informative. In moderation and well-done, I wouldn't mind it on any of the media I use. Great post. Very interesting that your followers were unaware of the handful of ads, almost subliminal. That was a savvy test! No one really “likes” advertising (except I do like the eTrade baby ads, and beer ads like the Real Men of Genius series), but advertising, plain and simple, creates demand for goods and services, and is informative. In moderation and well-done, I wouldn't mind it on any of the media I use. Great post.

]]> http://tessahorehled.com/2009/socon09-social-media-unconference/comment-page-1/#comment-76 celiadyer Mon, 09 Feb 2009 23:14:15 +0000 http://tessahorehled.com/?p=240#comment-76 Very interesting that your followers were unaware of the handful of ads, almost subliminal. That was a savvy test! No one really "likes" advertising (except I do like the eTrade baby ads, and beer ads like the Real Men of Genius series), but advertising, plain and simple, creates demand for goods and services, and is informative. In moderation and well-done, I wouldn't mind it on any of the media I use. Great post. Very interesting that your followers were unaware of the handful of ads, almost subliminal. That was a savvy test! No one really “likes” advertising (except I do like the eTrade baby ads, and beer ads like the Real Men of Genius series), but advertising, plain and simple, creates demand for goods and services, and is informative. In moderation and well-done, I wouldn't mind it on any of the media I use. Great post.

]]> http://tessahorehled.com/2009/socon09-social-media-unconference/comment-page-1/#comment-69 Being Amber Rhea » Blog Archive » Monday reflections Mon, 09 Feb 2009 22:00:14 +0000 http://tessahorehled.com/?p=240#comment-69 [...] Tessa [...] [...] Tessa [...]

]]> http://tessahorehled.com/2009/socon09-social-media-unconference/comment-page-1/#comment-70 celiadyer Mon, 09 Feb 2009 20:14:15 +0000 http://tessahorehled.com/?p=240#comment-70 Very interesting that your followers were unaware of the handful of ads, almost subliminal. That was a savvy test! No one really "likes" advertising (except I do like the eTrade baby ads, and beer ads like the Real Men of Genius series), but advertising, plain and simple, creates demand for goods and services, and is informative. In moderation and well-done, I wouldn't mind it on any of the media I use. Great post. Very interesting that your followers were unaware of the handful of ads, almost subliminal. That was a savvy test! No one really “likes” advertising (except I do like the eTrade baby ads, and beer ads like the Real Men of Genius series), but advertising, plain and simple, creates demand for goods and services, and is informative. In moderation and well-done, I wouldn't mind it on any of the media I use. Great post.

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