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12 Social Media Marketing Myths

Amplify’d from www.pamorama.net
Social media is cheap or free.
You can make a big splash really quickly.
You need to be on all the big sites.
If you create something that’s great, people will find it.
It’s for kids.
You can’t build quality relationships online.
It gives away content and ideas you should be charging for.
It’s a fad.
Anyone can do it.
It’s a cure-all.
You can do it all in-house.
Social marketing results can’t be measured.Read more at www.pamorama.net
 

The 7 general patterns of meme transmission

As postulated by author Aaron Lynch in his book THOUGHT CONTAGION: HOW BELIEF SPREADS THROUGH SOCIETY.

Amplify’d from en.wikipedia.org
Quantity of parenthood: an idea which influences the number of children one has.
Efficiency of parenthood: an idea which increases the proportion of children who will adopt ideas of their parents.
Proselytic: ideas generally passed to others beyond one’s own children.
Preservational: ideas which influence those that hold them to continue to hold them for a long time.
Adversative: ideas which influence those that hold them to attack or sabotage competing ideas and/or those that hold them.
Cognitive: ideas perceived as cogent by most in the population who encounter them.
Motivational: ideas that people adopt because they perceive some self-interest in adopting them.Read more at en.wikipedia.org
 

What’s Hot, What’s Not: IT Skills You’ll Need in 2010

An abbreviated overview of a fairly detailed article on the skills and abilities that researchers are indicating will be the ones to have for current and future Information Technology careers.

Amplify’d from www.globalknowledge.com

Business Domain

  • Enterprise architecture
  • Project leadership
  • Business process re-engineering
  • Project planning, budgeting and scheduling
  • Third-party provider managers

    • Technology Infrastructure and Services

  • Systems analysis
  • Network design
  • Systems design
  • Systems auditing
  • Programming
  • Systems testing
  • Routine coding
  • Support and help desk
  • Operations — server hosting, telecommunications, operating systems

    • Security

  • IT security planning and management
  • Continuity and recovery

    • Storage

  • Storage administrator

    • Application Development

  • Customer-facing application development
  • Legacy skills

    • Internet

  • Customer-facing Web application systems
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Data mining
  • Data warehousing
    • Business Intelligence
  • Business intelligence
  • Data warehousing
  • Data mining
    • Where Will the Jobs Be?
    1
    Web services
    2
    Wireless/mobile
    3
    Business intelligence
    4
    Service-oriented architectureRead more at www.globalknowledge.com
     

    How You Can Make a Difference in Other People’s Lives

    Amplify’d from easyselfhelptips.com
    Be there when your friends need support
    Be a good neighbor
    Build relationships with your neighbors, and let them know you’re there for them if they ever need anything.
    Volunteer at local events for your favorite charities
    If you don’t have the money to donate to your favorite charity, volunteer at their event instead.
    Lend your expertise to non-profits
    For example, if you’re skilled in web design, you can help a non-profit organization create an effective website for spreading their message.
    Be a role model
    By spending just an hour a week as a mentor, you really can change the future of a young kid.
    Visit a nursing home
    Consider visiting a local nursing home on occasion just to try to put a smile on someone’s face.Read more at easyselfhelptips.com
     

    Confucius’ Three Keys To Successful Leadership

    You really should read the article to get the full benefit of this.

    Amplify’d from www.forbes.com
    Above all be virtuous.

    Rule wisely and fairly.

    Think–then act, decisively.Read more at www.forbes.com
     

    7 Steps to Building a Genuine Relationship With Your Readers

    No Commentary

    Amplify’d from www.problogger.net
    1. A genuine relationship starts with you — you have to take responsibility for it.
    2. Make your posts as helpful and useful as you can
    3. Be helpful and positive in all interactions
    4. Encourage discussion in comments
    5. Accept criticism with grace
    6. Build relationships in other channels
    7. Give back on other blogsRead more at www.problogger.net