March 3rd, 2013 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Marketing and Web 2.0 | Leave A Comment »
We’re not talking about it directly, but let’s not kid ourselves, theres a war going on. On one side, there are those of us who see the potential for interacting as one community (from producer to consumer) as a core value to be cherished and nurtured and as a linchpin to worthwhile, world-changing (and yes, [...]
January 21st, 2013 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Marketing and Web 2.0 | Leave A Comment »
As we get older (and wiser), certain truths seem to reveal themselves. Â I’ve talked about some that have smacked me over the head (the “What I’ve Learned” post from 2009, my hubristic “Jeremy’s Rules for a Better Life“, the recent “What matters in life: Connection and Giving“) here before. Looking back on them, there is [...]
May 14th, 2010 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Marketing and Web 2.0 | 1 Comment »
All the ROI, strategy, tactics, RFPs, business plans, dating sites, communication workshops, social media blogs, all this stuff we talk about, it all rolls up to one sentiment for me. Is what you’re doing making life more awesome for those around you. This comes from your gut. It’s not something that can be measured in [...]
April 28th, 2010 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Marketing and Web 2.0, Reframing Social Media | 2 Comments »
[This post inspired by a post that Rich Millington wrote about Why Most Companies Shouldn't Try To Create an Online Community] Most organizations really want a big following, not a community. A following is an audience that interacts with you. A community is an audience that interacts with each other. One of the things I’ve [...]
April 23rd, 2010 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Marketing and Web 2.0, Reframing Social Media | 6 Comments »
My job, technically, is developing social media strategy on behalf of our clients. I write a lot of ‘this is why social media is important for your business’-type documents. I work with some brilliant strategic thinkers. Sometimes, though, I wonder: why are we, as digitally focused communicators all so obsessed with strategy? Why are we [...]
Hi, I'm Jeremy Meyers. I'm fascinated by what makes us love what we love, what drives us to create, the personalities and process behind how creative works come together, and how those works influence those that experience them.
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