Mar 2nd, 2009 |
Janetti ChonBuyer Be Heard! Social Media Buyers Guide on Blog Talk Radio (Wed, 3/4)
Reposted from Chris Heuer, Social Media Buyers Guide speaker @w2e.
Social Media Club is hosting three podcasts next Wednesday, March 4, 2009 for the purpose of gathering supporting research for the Social Media Buyers Guide Project.
Join SMC Founder Chris Heuer and E-Storm CEO William Gaultier as we interview several leading social media technology vendors, services providers and organizational buyers. We will be talking about their lessons learned and the most important advice they have for other organizations evaluating and purchasing social media. Guests will also be asked to share the three most important questions they recommend asking any social media consultant, agency, vendor or solutions provider before signing a contract.
Visit the show pages linked below to listen in on the web. If you have relevant experiences you would like to share or questions you would like answered, please feel free to join the call via the phone numbers below. We would also ask that you take some time to help us with the project, by completing the Social Media Buyers Guide Survey. Of course, we would be remiss if we didn’t ask for your help in spreading the word, by pointing your colleagues to this post.
The podcasts are on Wednesday, March 4 at the following times (PST):
- Social Media Buyers Guide: Insights from Technology Vendors, 9:00 – 9:45AM. You can listen on the web or call:
(646) 716-9346
- Social Media Buyers Guide: Insights from Service Providers, 10:00 – 10:45AM. You can listen on the web or call: (646) 716-9346
- Social Media Buyers Guide: Insights from Organizational Buyers, 11:00 – 11:45AM. You can listen on the web or call: (347) 308-8038
Special guests are being confirmed so see Chris’ original post for speaker updates.
Project Background
The Social Media Buyers Guide is a project of Social Media Club, a nonprofit working to improve media literacy and the sharing of lessons learned amongst social media practitioners. The project was developed to help organizational buyers of social media services and technologies make better decisions. For more details, check out the blog post announcing the project, contribute your thoughts on the project wiki, and complete the survey. It is our desire to ultimately serve the individuals in large corporations, small businesses, nonprofits and government agencies who are tasked with being social media champions inside of their organizations.
