Social Media Success Stories
I’m on a quest. A quest to find social media success stories. Here’s a start as of May 29, 2009. I’ll be adding more very soon be sure to hit me back:
- BestBuy
Harnessing the brainpower of employees nation wide, Best Buy utilizes a Twitter based customer/tech support system called TwelpForce. With over 13,000 followers, TwelpForce has issued 11,000 tweets in response to customer inquiries. - Adobe
Such as simple example. Adobe maintains a public Delicious bookmarks page offering hand-picked links to valuable resources throughout the Web. If you’re a design professional needing to stay appraised of the latest/greatest Adobe resources online, this is a one-stop shop treasure trove. Thanks for sharing, Adobe. - Romeo: The Cat’s Meow of Social Media
I was recently invited by the Columbus Chamber of Commerce to present a short Social Media success story. I featured my friend Caroline Golon’s hobby project titled Romeo: The Cat’s Meow of Social Media. Caroline combines her savvy media relations skills and creativity with her love for shelter animals. The resulting pet project (pun intended) has raised over $17,000 using Twitter, Facebook and a blog. - 31 Days of the Dragon
Behold the power of bloggers! HP uses a partnership network of bloggers to build awareness and excitement about their HDX Dragon. Great idea and even better results. - ClevelandIdeas.com
DigiKnow turns to crowdsourcing to gather creative ideas to better the city of Cleveland. An integrated campaign drives awareness, participation and ultimately implementation.
Have some more suggestions? Please contact me via garymoneysmith [at] gmail [dot] com.
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