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Personal Branding: Building Your Expertise by Building Trust
Trust is powerful force. Stephen M. R. Covey in “The Speed of Trust” shows how trust greatly accelerates the speed to completion. When it is high between two people, things get done. Recently, Peter Dunn (PetethePlanner.com) discussed “What it Means to … Continue reading
30 Relationships: Social Media to Face to Face – Simple, Yet Powerful
Over the Christmas holiday, I highlighted 30 of my many twitter relationships that moved to face-to-face relationships in 2011. This is power of social media. Finding common ground through online conversations which lead to people helping people. Ultimately these relationships define … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Marketing, Observations, Social Media
Tagged Don Kincaid, linkedin, Relationships, Social Media, twitter
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Eli Lilly: Social Media in a Regulated Industry
Looks like the perfect situation, executive management supports social media. Full steam ahead on building the strategy and policy. Umm just a second, there are a few things to remember: Click for video transcript Welcome to the world of social … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Social Media
Tagged Customer Relationships, Don Kincaid, Eli Lilly, Greg Kueterman, Social Media, Video
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Part 3: The Best of Blog Indiana 2011 – Randy Clark on Social Media Relationships
Part Three of a series detailing my impressions of Blog Indiana 2011. There is no B2B or B2C. It’s P2P Randy Clark‘s presentation at Blog Indiana 2011 was described as how his company (TKO Graphix) won a nearly $2M contract … Continue reading
What’s Missing From Kroger’s Marketplace Grand Opening?
What’s missing? An Email address box! Point 1: Kroger had great crowds during their Grand Opening of Indiana’s 1st Marketplace store. Full parking lots, people visiting from outside the normal shopping area and several contest fishbowls. Point 2: Kroger’s active … Continue reading
Posted in Fort Wayne, Marketing, Observations, Retail, Social Media
Tagged Customer Experience, Don Kincaid, email marketing, Kroger, retail, visit stores
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Part 2: Squeezing 2 Days Into 1 Hour – The Best of Blog Indiana 2011 @ Social Media Breakfast Fort Wayne
Part Two – The second of a series of posts detailing my impressions of Blog Indiana 2011. How to Drink From a Fire Hose One of the best aspects of BIN2011 was the sharing of resources to help make your social … Continue reading
Five Ways the Coca-Cola Freestyle® Machine is a Game Changer
Click for video transcript Two years ago I learned about the Coca-Cola Freestyle® fountain machine from a Fast Company article profiling David Butler, Coca-Cola’s Vice President, Global Design. My first thought was this is a great tool to bring mass personalization … Continue reading
Squeezing 2 Days Into 1 Hour – The Best of Blog Indiana 2011 @ Social Media Breakfast Fort Wayne
This month’s Social Media Breakfast Fort Wayne centered on diving into the best of Blog Indiana 2011. Amber Recker, Lisa Wylie, Samantha Sawyer and I were led by Kevin Mullett to discover the key takeaways. Part One – The first of … Continue reading
Posted in Fort Wayne, Marketing, Social Media, Technology
Tagged "Social Media Breakfast", Blog Indiana 2011, Don Kincaid, Metrics, Social Media
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Subway and Sky Diving = Repeat Business
Click for video transcript Three times recently I’ve visited the Subway Restaurant at 10462 Maysville Road in Fort Wayne, IN. Now I make it a point to stop when I’m in in the area. Why? Because on my second visit, … Continue reading
Leadership: Creating Moments Everywhere
Leaders look for moments to connect at every opportunity. Fort Wayne Indian Village Elementary Principal Stephany Bourne is a great example. This photo was taken at 4:30 after a student recognition ceremony for reading improvement. I was headed home after helping … Continue reading
Posted in Fort Wayne, Leadership, Motivation, Profiles
Tagged Don Kincaid, FWCS, leader, linkedin, reading, school, success
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A Desk is a Dangerous Place 