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In the words of our guests: BlogWell highlights

January 27, 2009

Check out several of the great BlogWell recaps from a few of the attendees:

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Amber Naslund — BlogWell: Perfection Isn’t a Prerequisite

“I spent the day at BlogWell yesterday, where Radian6 was a table sponsor. What a cool and interesting way to hear – straight from the doers themselves – how the big brands are embracing social media.”

(Read the full post here)

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Cam Gross — BlogWell Chicago. Impactful.

“If I were such a corporate leader, I would have walked away from Blogwell in Chicago with a new found energy.  The fear might still be there.  Knowing that my company is not walking on the moon for the first time would provide me enough comfort to press forward.”

(Read the full post here)

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Piet Levy — The BlogWell Runneth Over

“Amidst a flurry of networking, Twittering, Facebooking and feasting on oversized pretzels, a few marketing reps enlightened a few hundred of their peers Thursday at a Blog Council-sponsored BlogWell event.”

(Read the full post here)

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Dave McCue — Social Media Takes Center Stage at BlogWell

“For anyone still unsure if social media fits into their company model, yesterday’s BlogWell event in Chicago made it abundantly clear that, at the least, it’s a path worth exploring.”

(Read the full post here)

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Tonja Deegan — BlogWell – Growing an Online Community

“Large and small brands in the audience asked questions that brands everywhere continue to ask: What if something goes wrong, what if it’s not approved, what if we get sued, what if we get made fun of, what if …  And the secret answer to those questions is to do what each company at BlogWell did when they tested online engagement, found out that it works and continue to spread it into more networks and technologies.”

(Read the full post here)

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Ryan Healy — Corporate Social Media Use Will Lead to the Evolution of Web 2.0

“The [Blog Council] is defining how companies can best use social media to attain their business goals. In short, they are putting processes and controls on what is now an unregulated industry. And I think it’s brilliant.”

(Read the full post here)

Tagged as: Amber Naslund, best practices, big business, Blog Council, Blogging, BlogWell, Cam Gross, Case Studies, corporate, Dave McCue, Piet Levy, Ryan Healy, social media, Tonja Deegan

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Amber Naslund January 27, 2009 at 4:20 PM

Hey Blogwell gang,

Thanks for the link to the post, and for having us as part of BlogWell. Great insights, fun people, and as I expected, I learned a bunch.

Hope to see you at another one very soon.

Best,
Amber Naslund
Director of Community | Radian6
@AmberCadabra

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