Mark Patten

Happy New Year

Dec
31
2008
by Mark Patten

Hello 2009!   Happy new year to all. See you in 2009!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Happy Holidays from Delphic Sage!

Yesterday, you may have received an e-card from Delphic Sage in your inbox wishing you and your family a Happy Holiday.

In the spirit of giving this holiday seasion, Delphic Sage participated in the Adopt-A-Family program through the Greater Phila Cares organization. Delphic Sage was appointed a single mom who had been recently unemployed and her two children in need of holiday gifts. Greater Phila Cares receives requests from smaller organizations throughout the greater Philadelphia area that need help during the holiday season. The family Delphic Sage "adopted" came from Bebashi Transition to Hope,  a full-service HIV/AIDS case management agency with a special interest in serving low-income people of color with HIV disease. After weeks of collecting gifts, and a gift wrapping party, it came time to deliver the gifts to Bebashi. We were excited to learn that this single mother was recently hired after receiving job training from Bebashi - the best Holiday gift of all!

Tania

Social Media Conversation Prism

Dec
01
2008
by Tania

Conversation Prism is a diagram that shows the different channels of social media beyond the usual social networks: facebook, linkedin, twitter, etc.

Social media is often defined by the most popular social networking sites: facebook, linkedin, myspace, etc. or blogs. The newest member on the block is twitter with its one line updates on friends and family.  But as this conversation prism clearly illustrates social media is growing and evolving and there are many different channels to explore.  It's not important to be involved in every social media channel - but it is important to understand where your customers are and how they are communicating with each other. Pick the most appropriate "conversation" for your product. Listen to your customers.

More information on the conversation prism can be found here: http://www.briansolis.com/2008/08/introducing-conversation-prism.html