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March 4, 2008 How To Choose The Right Social TechnologiesChoose Based On Objectives And Include Success Metricsby Josh Bernoff with Christine Spivey Overby, Jaap Favier, Scott Wright |
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Building a social technology strategy? Pick your objective first, then choose the appropriate technology to accomplish your goals. In this document we describe which technologies work best for listening, talking, energizing, supporting, and embracing objectives. But regardless of what you pick, you won't succeed unless you include success metrics. As organizations build more social applications, marketing leaders will find themselves in a central role, sharing knowledge and coordinating activities.
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