Chris Abraham » chris brogan http://chrisabraham.com Because the Medium is the Message Sat, 26 May 2012 20:29:14 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Outrun your social media competition — forget the charging bearhttp://chrisabraham.com/2012/04/07/outrun-your-social-media-competition-forget-the-charging-bear/ http://chrisabraham.com/2012/04/07/outrun-your-social-media-competition-forget-the-charging-bear/#comments Sat, 07 Apr 2012 10:00:50 +0000 Chris Abraham http://chrisabraham.com/?p=15643

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bears 22 Outrun your social media competition forget the charging bearThe best thing about social media marketing is that you don’t have to be the most popular, have the most followers, or be the most sophisticated, you just have to do a better job than all your direct competitors.

You don’t have to be the fastest, the biggest, or the strongest in order to win at social media, you just have to be faster than Mark. Who is Mark? Well, I am sure you’ve all heard the joke about outrunning a bear . . .

Steve and Mark are camping when a bear suddenly comes out and growls. Steve starts putting on his tennis shoes. Mark says, “What are you doing? You can’t outrun a bear!” Steve says, “I don’t have to outrun the bear–I just have to outrun you!” (via Boy’s Life)

In social media, you don’t have to outrun the bear, you just have to outrun your competitors — your real competitors, not your aspirational competition.

The problem with social media is that it removes all barriers to entry — meaning anyone and everyone can enter a globally competitive marketplace of brands, celebrity, popularity, and ideas; a marketplace where the competition is absolute and there is a global best and worst.

There are top-100 lists on Technorati, there is Guy Kawasaki’s AllTop lists, there’s the Top Twitter list — dominated by top global celebrities, actors, musicians, and sports figures — and the top social media influencer lists, including the enigmatic Power150 list from AdAge. It is all so intimidating and hopeless, right?

Well, no. Ashton Kutcher is probably not your direct competition, nor is Charlie Sheen. If you’re not a public figure or a national brand, you need to give yourself a break and just focus on outrunning Mark — outrunning the folks to your left and to your right; the folks who are realistically eating your lunch or taking market share from your bottom line. I mean, even I am always fighting my desire to chase social media celebrity.

For example, I used to consider Chris Brogan a competitor, of sorts. Truthfully, Chris is a bear — an awesome bear, a generous bear, but a bear none-the-less. He has 205,232 followers on Twitter and a Klout score of 77. In comparison, I “only” have 47,000 followers on Twitter and a Klout score of 66; Chris has a couple books under his belt and always ends up on the top-ten of every and all social media, marketing, and even web celebrity lists.

As an aside, I do realize that 47,000 is a lot of followers and 66 is a pretty good Klout score — please bear with me because we’re all comparing ourselves to other folks who are prettier, richer, skinnier, taller, smarter, and stronger — just realize that I don’t consider 47k or 66 to be good scores just like Chris probably wants 500k followers and a Klout score above 80 — it’s just how we all feel, right? Not just you.

Chris and I are old friends but were I to judge my success or failure based on the strength, power, and awesomeness of a bear like Chris Brogan or Guy Kawasaki I would be constantly frustrated by my progress, in the same way that folks who look to my relative success on social media as intimidating — it is all relative and it is all worthwhile.

What’s even more worthwhile is to aspire to become friends with the bears. Though I have “only” 47,000 followers on Twitter, I do know enough very big social media grizzlies through all of my hard work, sharing, participating, being present, generous, and consistently there as part of the conversation, that I can get help if I need it from bears who are much bigger, much smarter, and more powerful than I am, be they individual influencer powerhouses like Gary Vaynerchuk or even influential brands.

Let me close by sharing that it is indeed worthwhile to build your numbers and your size as a social media influencer — I will not take that back — but you really don’t have to be a lot bigger — you don’t have to be the biggest; however, all the time, energy, and dedication that you spend on building your core friends, followers, and likers will never go to waste because these connections are valuable — especially if you spend time and energy required to build and strengthen these tacit relationships into proper friendships.

First spend all the time and energy required to become faster than Mark — to become faster than your competition — and then, when you’re the fastest, strongest, and most influential member of your real competition group, then start actively becoming friends with the bears.

Let me change the joke a little bit: Steve and Mark are camping when a bear suddenly comes out and growls. Steve just sits there. Mark says, “What are you doing? Aren’t you going to run?” Steve says, “I don’t have to run–the bear doesn’t want to eat me!”

Via Marketing Conversation via Socialmedia.biz via Biznology

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3150724610 e2b0f585e3 m3 Practical Secrets to Getting Your Blog Read and RetweetedLong blog post short: please be as descriptive as possible when titling your blog posts. In today’s decontextualized world of walls, feeds, RSS, e-mail, diggs, reddits, Stumbles, tweets, and retweets, you need to attract your potential reader based only on the appeal of your title and nothing else, especially if you’re new to blogging and don’t happen to be Seth Godin.

Use up to the 70 characters that Google indexes for each post title but make sure the most important message of the title are nearer the beginning of the title. Don’t bury the lead in the post and don’t bury the lead in the title, either.

Tweetmeme and other sharing services chop off long titles, so while you can go long, keep your essentials right at the beginning.

A good title is a good habit — here’s why

Recently I wrote the post Blog so you can be taken completely out of context in which I discussed how essential it is to make sure each blog post you write needs to be completely self-contained and self-referential. Looking back, I notice I missed the most important part of every blog post: the blog title.

In 2011, with Twitter, Facebook, Google+, retweets, sharing, and RSS via Google Reader, all anyone ever sees is the title of whatever’s shared, especially if you’re not Beth Kanter, Kami Huyse, Seth Godin, CC Chapman, Shel Israel, Geoff Livingston, Richard Laermer, Olivier Blanchard, Christopher Penn, Chris Brogan or Brian Solis. If you’re one of these bloggers, your title is a little less important; however, your name may well be stripped by the confines of a 140-character world, so a good title is a good habit even for our hallowed celebrities since their personal brand doesn’t always move as fast as the share.

So, though we’re all tempted to indulge in puns, in humor, in wordplay, and in breezy cool, please try to keep put your editor hat on every time you post to your blog. Who, what, when, where, why, and how. Five Ws and an H.

Also, remember that the title you choose needs to be both appealing, compelling, accurate, and trustworthy to both your human readers and also to machines: the spiders and bots that Google, Twitter, Yahoo!, Bing, and the other search engines send to visit your blogs and everyone else’s shares.

I hate it that WordPress asks for a title first because the title should be one of the last things you provide. I like to save my summary paragraph and my final title until the last minute and two of my editors — JD Lasica, here, and Mike Moran of Biznology — almost always provide my posts with even more focused titles and summary paragraphs. Of course, these two gems are reformed journalists, so I benefit greatly from their experience.

For this post, I chose “The big secret to getting people to read your blog,” though I would have loved to choose something more cheeky like “All you got is your title” or “You need to have them at hello” or “Bait your blog post with a great title.” But in the end, straightforward wins.

I know how I consume blogs, Twitter, and my Facebook wall, and 70% of my click-throughs are based on the title of the post. Another 20% is based on the person who does the sharing — including the blogger — and the final 10% is the blog it’s on, such a Mashable. That’s my percentage, but an excellent title can draw me to a blog and blogger I have never heard of via a tweeter I don’t know — even to a blog that is obviously a promotional platform.

Coming up with the essence of what your blog post is about

What do you need in your title? Simple: Read your post through and try to summarize it all into a sentence. Don’t concern yourself like I do as to whether your title wraps on the blog when posts (it doesn’t matter) and also please do not bait and switch the content or stuff keywords that are not germane to the post.

And, it bears repeating, Google indexes 70 characters of each title tag, so use as many relevant characters as possible. However, some other services don’t, so while you should use as many characters as you need to finish your thought, make sure your most important concepts are weighted towards the front of the title to make sure that the lead isn’t cut off in a retweet or share.

Do you have other tips and tricks for getting folks to click through to your posts? It’s a competitive blogosphere and mediasphere out there!

Via Biznology via Socialmedia.biz viaMarketing Conversation

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Stever Robbins, author Get-it-Done Guy’s 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More

robbins Testimonial from Stever Robbins the Get it Done GuyAbraham+Harrison exceeded my wildest expectations. As a first-time author, I was concerned about my ability to build a strong campaign. We ended up getting over a hundred blog book reviews and more than 200 tweets—and we still have dozens of responses to follow up on, even after the campaign ended. They’ve also left me with collateral I can use into the future to promote me and my book (Get-It-Done Guy’s 9 Steps to Work Less and Do More). I would use Abraham+Harrison again in a heartbeat. They know their stuff, they are extremely low maintenance to work with, and they did a fantastic job.

Via Testimonials on Abraham Harrison‘s website & Marketing Conversation

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eff bloggers Five Things Bloggers Hate About PR PitchesThe following list is adapted from an article written by Mickie Kennedy, founder of eReleases, that I have edited a little bit — well, I just did a journalist/blogger find/replace with a few changes to make it more apropos:

1. You don’t respect their time – Bloggers have this thing called a real life, a family, and a full-time job. And guess what? Those responsibilities aren’t flexible, and they certainly aren’t going to get met if you try to talk their ear off on the phone or via a long-winded pitch. When messaging bloggers, get to the point, and if they tell you now isn’t a good time, be respectful of that and try to schedule another time for your chat. However, if you don’t have them in 5-minutes, you’ll probably never have them.

2. You send poorly written, spammy press releases – If you had to guess, how many press releases do you think are sent out each day that are actually well written and useful? I suspect it’s probably less than 10%. Don’t believe me? Just go read any online news wire. Yikes! (Chris: I didn’t change a word on this one, bloggers are exactly the same in this regard)

3. You’re difficult to contact – Your company’s PR contact needs to be easy to contact. Contact info should always be on every social media news release you send out, and it should also be somewhere on your website. And when the blogger actually tries to get in touch with the PR guy, he should be able to do so easily.

4. You send stories completely irrelevant to what they cover – Don’t just send out your social media news release to every blogger on your email list. That’s an easy way to make a lot of bloggers hate you. You need to have your email list segmented according to the type of stories the bloggers cover. This helps you make more targeted pitches so you can get the best results.

5. You don’t know when to take ‘no’ for an answer–There’s something to be said for perseverance, but there’s also something bad to be said for people who don’t know when no means no. (Chris: many bloggers just get quiet instead of saying no.  But you can never tell. We reach out three times in every blogger outreach — each time only to the people who never reply. When we tried a 4th outreach, people definitely tell us no, but in a terribly negative way. Be sure to outreach several times but don’t push until you get a NO! because then it is too late and you have surely hurt your reputation and have probably burnt a bridge.)

Otherwise it is the same except, as I comment below, bloggers feel this ten-times more intensely and are ten-times more likely to show their unhappiness and frustration in the form of a unflattering blog post, wall post, or tweet.

I was reading through my Google Reader‘s interpretation of the AdAge Power 150 OPML file and came upon eReleases’ article 10 Things Journalists and PRs Hate About Each Other and realized that it is exactly what we at Abraham Harrison have found that bloggers hate about PR but to the 10th or 100th power, primarily because bloggers are not paid to dance well with public relations and are generally not well-versed in the world of news releases, press releases, and PR pitches.

Via Marketing Conversation.

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Some beers, some appetizers, some face time and quite a lot of laughter. In Boston. Cool. Priceless. Phillip Rhoades and Rodrigo Martucci

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This is the second year I have traveled hundreds of miles to attend PodCamp Ohio, this year in its second year because PodCamp Ohio is a true unconference with a real spirit of collaboration, sharing, engagement, and cross-pollination.

Another thing I love about PodCast Ohio is that there are loads of newbies who are at 101-level and they’re not afraid or laughed at. Chris Brogan and Christopher Penn should be mighty proud at how exemplary this unconference is.

Remind me to save my pennies to work on having Abraham Harrison become a sponsor of PodCamp Ohio 3 — remind me and hold me to it!

Last night there was a lovely get-together at Baja S?l last night for dinner and drinks and tonight there will be another dinner and drinks get-together for everyone!

I just think that I am a wanna-be Midwesterner, then. Last year, the conference was held at ITT Technical Institute last year but this year it is being held at the home of the Buckeyes — what a gorgeous campus.

In fact, after lunch, I walked out into the quad and laid down in the sun and spend a happy half-hour dozing in the sun amongst the students under a hearty breeze. So, I am pretty blissed out right now.

Since I am blogging via PostBot via my Android G1, I am just going to continue gushing for now. When I get back to my PC I will make a point of reporting more accurately on some of the content and link you up and hook you up with all of the poop and the 411.

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My Facebook profile describes me this way:

Chris Abraham is a pioneer in online social networks and publishing with a natural facility for anticipating the next big thing.

Periodically, people ask me, “So Chris what do you think the next big thing might be?” And here’s what I said when Gail in Houston, Tx, asked:

I think the next big thing is search 2.0, which is context-aware. It is called Semantic Search, and we’re getting very much closer to that.

We have been searching using the same tools and many of the same algorithms for over ten years, so I think that Twitter is driving this new innovation.

What do you think? Here’s why I am so excited: Is Google Semantic Search Realized? We’ll see, eh?

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Darren Rowse always has amazing stuff — consistently and over the long haul. Again, the ProBlogger knocks it out of the park with 27 Must Read Tips and Tutorials for Bloggers:

Here are the posts that the bloggers I asked nominated as their best tips for bloggers:

Seth Godin from Seths Blog

Rand Fiskin from SEOmoz

Skellie from Skelliewag

Chris Garrett from ChrisG

Yaro Starak from Entrepreneurs Journey

Jeremy Schoemaker from Shoemoney

Maki from Dosh Dosh

Liz Strauss from Successful Blog

Daniel Scocco from Daily Blog Tips

Chris Brogan from ChrisBrogan.com


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I spend a lot of time Twittering over at twitter.com/chrisabraham. I have journaled my first days in Berlin and my continuing experiences in Berlin on Twitter. Well, I just discovered Tweeterboard and am not surprised by the rankings. Chris Brogan, Jim Long, and Robert Scoble dominate, of course. I am not nearly as impressed by my Twitterings, alas. You can see how I get love and how I give love, too. Very intense and a little spooky. The Tweeterboard is yet another top-100 list I am not on. Tweeterboard even tracks all of the links that I have dropped into Twitter:

  1. How Did Leonid Rozhetskin Get to Sundance? Finance! | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 13 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 13 2007

  6. Sundance Selects L+E Productions’ Hamlet II < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 13 2007

  7. A Leonid Rozhetskin Film in Sundance | Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 13 2007

  8. Our Top 20 Favorite Memes of All Time | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 13 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 13 2007

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  11. Caught at Schneerot Bar: Libia, Kike, Frank, and Me < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 12 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 12 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 12 2007

  14. Catch Today’s Favorites on Memes.org! | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 11 2007

  15. 9/11: A Revolution in Military Affairs | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 11 2007

  16. Twitter Updates for 2007-12-07 < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  19. Marlo Furniture is a Washington-Area Landmark and Anchor | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  20. Marlo Furniture Is a Washington Landmark < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  21. Is Marlo Furniture Still a Washington Tradition? < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  22. Marlo Furniture Is a Washington Landmark and Tradition | Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  23. Bottom Shelf Books

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  24. “The Christmas Truce” – When Men Said No To War | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  25. Bank Tells Man He Owes $211 Trillion | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

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    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 10 2007

  27. Energy Bill 2007 Collected Resources and Assets | Memes.org Memes are Mind Viruses

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 9 2007

  28. Chris Abraham > Because the Medium is the Message

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 9 2007

  29. ooVoo and the Long Tease < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 9 2007

  30. Today Was an Amazing Day (and Night) in Berlin < Chris Abraham

    First posted by chrisabraham on Dec 8 2007

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