Demystifying the people-driven economy

On April 21st, 2010 Henriette Weber wrote:

Something we have always worked with in Toothless Tiger is the
continuous demystification of the tendencies on the internet - starting
out with demystifying blogging, web 2.0 and social media and now we are
working on demystifying the people-driven economy. This means teaching
people more about how you become a social company that can potentially
exist in a conversation between people.

We believe that the
biggest task in the people-centered economy is to set up an ecosystem,
that can get your products and the conversations around it, to find
people, and not getting people to find the product. A part of the era of
browsing through categories and "just looking" is being overruled by an
infrastructure of connectedness where "cool", "popular" and
targetgroups that defines themselves are taking over, and is taking a
stand and proving their points and microsegmentaiton in that way.

First
step for all of us is to get really clear on our identity and our
content so the ecosystem of social media and tools will show who we
really are and what we are trying to be. And then to proactively
starting to involve people. Mark the word "proactive". We think it's key
to the people-driven economy instead of having a reactive approach to
conversations on the web. It all begins with you and what you stand for.
Identity and the development of it becomes more and more important.

Next
step coming up on a Toothless Tiger blog and newsletter near you very soon =)

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blogpost on henrietteweber.com: involvement needs to come from yourself

On February 10th, 2010 Henriette Weber wrote:

Hi guys - I want to crosspost a blogpost that I wrote on henrietteweber.com - but one of our advisors has told me that I can't duplicate content because that makes google mad. 
So go to henrietteweber.com if you want to read my rant about how to do real involvement. It's written in one of those moments where I totally rant and that's normally when I provide my best. So I really hope you like it. =)

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The involvement manifesto

On December 16th, 2009 Henriette Weber wrote:

A while back I decided to turn some of the key messages of my book "return on involvement - how to use social web to create business unusual" into a manifesto. A manifesto I would hope people would hang up in their offices to think about the changing business environment we are currently living in. Also I made the manifesto to underline some of the things in my work that I think is really important and that you really have to be aware of.

So here it is... fell free to share it and reproduce it, oh and if it makes a lot of sense to you, I would be SO happy to hear about it if you decided to put it up anywhere in your office..

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