Cross-posted from the MHP Communications blog, my monthly round-up of five stories to read:
Welcome to the latest monthly collection of five weblinks that you shouldn’t miss, put together by the Digital Leadership Group. Thanks to everyone who contributed suggestions this month.
The Perception Gap: Customers don’t want what businesses think they want http://bit.ly/eU50VO
Mitch Lieberman points out how some of the latest research shows that what brands think their customers want from them via social media is rather different from what the customers themselves say they want.
GeckoBoard: Your business in real time http://bit.ly/dSHVOU
Bring a company’s key performance stats together into one convenient digital dashboard. A good example how the combination of APIs and web technology is changing the way information is managed and presented.
Memolane: A new version of the old-fashioned diary http://bit.ly/eRmdpQ
Advertising yourself as a service that lets you “View and share your entire life online” may not be the smartest of moves given recently privacy fears over other social networks, but… it is a smart way of marshalling and presenting what you’ve done online, presenting our past in a format that we’re used to – day by day.
Skitch http://bit.ly/eBIXg1
It’s an easy way to take a screenshot, annotate it and share it with others online. Perfect, for example, for when you want to share a new test website design with some annotations explaining why you’ve done what you’ve done.
How much of your life have you spent tweeting? http://bit.ly/hKhUQU
You may not want to know the answer.
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