People are posting some great stories and coverage of Monday’s #RLTM Realtime Conference. We are collecting them in this blog post as we find them, and will keep updating this post as we find more! Last Updated: July 6, 2011. Read →
If you produce live conferences, you soon learn to expect the unexpected. Ideally, the behind-the-scenes chaos does not affect the audience experience. And serendipity is part of the magic of participating in a live event: you never know who you’re going to meet, what someone’s going to say, or who’s going to show up with a bullhorn.
But while our exact plans for #RLTM NY, like much in life, are subject to change, we have a very clear vision of what we hope to accomplish this coming Monday. Read →
Companies need to transition from defining customer segments based on potential spending power to also including metrics driven by softer, social network analyses and a customer’s potential influence, according to a new report from The Economist Intelligence Unit, Re-envisioning customer value. But merely offering financial incentives is not enough, since this is a non-repeatable strategy. Once it becomes known that an influencer is receiving benefits from a business, other people will trust them less. So how can an organization engage with influencers effectively? The answer is value co-creation–finding ways to amplify the voice of influential customers, providing them with access to the appreciation of others and giving them a forum for product collaboration. Read →
We’re excited to announce that we are adding Workshops into the Realtime NY program, and we are looking for experienced, dynamic Realtimer’s to suggest and lead two of the four Workshops at Realtime NY 11. Want to lead a Workshop at Realtime NY? Here are the details… Read →
Pattie Simone interviewed me at The ARF’s recent Re:think 2011! conference, shortly after we’d announced the name change from TWTRCON to The Realtime Report. Watch as we talk about the story behind the name change, and why Realtime NY 11 will be taking place at a Blues Club! Read →
The bottom-line reason you should register now to be at our Realtime NY 11 event on June 6 is because we never forget that you need to deliver business value, and so we pack the day full of 10 hours of case studies and panel discussions with speakers who are actually in the trenches, leading social media and realtime business strategies for their organizations. And if you come to Realtime NY and you don’t learn something new, just stop by the reg desk and let us know you want a refund. No questions asked. Read →
We are super excited about our next event: Realtime NY 11 will be on June 6 (the first day of Internet Week New York!), at BBKing’s — right in the heart of NYC on Times Square. Here’s a preview of just some of the social, mobile and realtime business themes we’re building into the agenda. Read →











