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Kat French

Telling Your Social Media Fortune

by · December 31, 2010

Inside a recent fortune cookie: “Statistics are no substitute for judgment.”

Putting aside that fortune cookies are no longer fortunes anymore, they’re aphorisms (or “sh**ty observation cookies” as my friends Constantin and Paull call them), this is a pretty good aphorism about social media.

While I believe that it’s essential that social media managers, and their marketing and PR colleagues, figure out how to measure the ROI of social media – the statistics part – I also think there’s an important judgment part of social as well.  Kat French says it’s about narrative and anecdote – that you’ve got to put aside the “idiot gauges” and figure out what the customer and brand impact really is.

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A Little Holiday Cheer From Social Media Explorer

by · December 24, 2008

We’re spending time with our families for the rest of the week. But we didn’t want to leave you hanging. Here’s the first-ever look at the three of us together. Happy Holidays to you and yours.

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Letting The Kat Out Of The Bag

by · May 26, 2008

On April 23, I offered a job posting here on the blog. Doe-Anderson‘s social media activity has grown to the point that we need more hands on deck. We’ve come quite a ways from last summer when one client said they wanted some additional thinking for their online efforts. Now we have a small staple of clients asking for that same thinking and we’re bringing social media strategies to the table where it makes sense for clients, current and potential.

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