Do you spread your ideas around or leave them up at the same URL all day, every day?
That’s a question for bloggers.
How about the rest of you?
How far does your message travel?
Do you spread it or do other people do that for you?
Today a friend called in need of an updated resume. I told about someone I know that has a service. Simple.
No search, no shopping, only dialing and connecting.
It dawned on me that in that moment I became the service’s unseen movable platform.
I’m becoming more intentional about transporting ideas, making connections and getting out from behind the podium. How about you?
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6 thoughts on “Branding Transportation: Movable platform or an in-place podium?”
I’m trying hard to help people find the people, ideas, inspiration, tips and services they need. To be able to make such connection, I usually follow ideas around. From comments I get to blogs, then to business profiles, to answers to questions and so on. I sometimes discover amazing people with interesting stories and I share everything I consider worthwhile.
Most of those I know in the blogosphere and on other social media sites are also doing this. And you’re quite great at getting people introduced to each other, you’ve helped me connect with a few through twitter and this blog 🙂
Alina Popescu’s last blog post..DIY Marketing and PR: A Makeup Business Owner Approach
I’m trying hard to help people find the people, ideas, inspiration, tips and services they need. To be able to make such connection, I usually follow ideas around. From comments I get to blogs, then to business profiles, to answers to questions and so on. I sometimes discover amazing people with interesting stories and I share everything I consider worthwhile.
Most of those I know in the blogosphere and on other social media sites are also doing this. And you’re quite great at getting people introduced to each other, you’ve helped me connect with a few through twitter and this blog 🙂
Alina Popescu’s last blog post..DIY Marketing and PR: A Makeup Business Owner Approach
One of the advantages of being a Baby Boomer and “late adopter” is to blend a huge people network and newer love of social media.
I have found it encouraging to be grounded in the value of sharing information via word-of-mouth networking and posting interesting newspaper articles and blog posts on various sites like Facebook, Twitter, Plurk, and Mashable.
One of the advantages of being a Baby Boomer and “late adopter” is to blend a huge people network and newer love of social media.
I have found it encouraging to be grounded in the value of sharing information via word-of-mouth networking and posting interesting newspaper articles and blog posts on various sites like Facebook, Twitter, Plurk, and Mashable.