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This is our 23rd episode of Overflow .. and in the spirit of good social media, we want to generate a conversation. This is a call out to you, the listener, to request some feedback and dialogue about the direction of the Overflow Podcast.
We really appreciate every listener taking the time each week to to check out what we’ve got going on, and in order to make sure that we are addressing the topics that you want to hear, we are extending an invitation to you to contribute directly to the show.
In order to use the tools available for conducting social conversations, we are reminding you that you can use twitter to reach us at @ joemagennis or @ coolpapac.
Also, we are both going to be monitoring the hashtag #Overflow in Tweetdeck. Include that hashtag in your Tweet so that we get the message in our Twitter Search and we’ll know it’s a response to the podcast.
What do you think about posting comments on the site? So far we have only had real dialogue take place on just a couple of episodes out of the 22 so far .. Does it work well? If not, why not? …. we’d like to dialogue there as well. It’s possible that the topics we are choosing aren’t generating “comment worthy” content, so let’s hear what is on your mind and we will be able to stimulate some comments.
What about a Facebook Page? Is there a reason to use that Social Networking platform as a communication tool?
You might decide to contact us the old fashioned ways as well and call …. 404 . 875 . 1008 … or email us directly at jmagennis@befluid(dot)com & cwatson@befluid(dot)com.
What type of topics do you want to talk about? We can steer the conversation into directions of traditional marketing if you want … how traditional media is being impacted by social media.
We can take a look at how brands are changing, how they must become more open and transparent in the face of changing expectations from customers and clients.
The Overflow Podcast is all about speaking to you .. but also getting contributions from you as well. We’d love to hear what you think about our podcast.
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Listener Feedback Welcome
by joemagennis on February 25, 2009
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
This is our 23rd episode of Overflow .. and in the spirit of good social media, we want to generate a conversation. This is a call out to you, the listener, to request some feedback and dialogue about the direction of the Overflow Podcast.
We really appreciate every listener taking the time each week to to check out what we’ve got going on, and in order to make sure that we are addressing the topics that you want to hear, we are extending an invitation to you to contribute directly to the show.
In order to use the tools available for conducting social conversations, we are reminding you that you can use twitter to reach us at @ joemagennis or @ coolpapac.
Also, we are both going to be monitoring the hashtag #Overflow in Tweetdeck. Include that hashtag in your Tweet so that we get the message in our Twitter Search and we’ll know it’s a response to the podcast.
What do you think about posting comments on the site? So far we have only had real dialogue take place on just a couple of episodes out of the 22 so far .. Does it work well? If not, why not? …. we’d like to dialogue there as well. It’s possible that the topics we are choosing aren’t generating “comment worthy” content, so let’s hear what is on your mind and we will be able to stimulate some comments.
What about a Facebook Page? Is there a reason to use that Social Networking platform as a communication tool?
You might decide to contact us the old fashioned ways as well and call …. 404 . 875 . 1008 … or email us directly at jmagennis@befluid(dot)com & cwatson@befluid(dot)com.
What type of topics do you want to talk about? We can steer the conversation into directions of traditional marketing if you want … how traditional media is being impacted by social media.
We can take a look at how brands are changing, how they must become more open and transparent in the face of changing expectations from customers and clients.
The Overflow Podcast is all about speaking to you .. but also getting contributions from you as well. We’d love to hear what you think about our podcast.
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