The One Who Dies with the Most Clicks Wins
August 12, 2010 2 Comments
Vote for my panel to be accepted at SXSW 2010!!!
Click here so I can advance in the Influencer Project!!!
LIKE this post!!! Please!!!
The fleeting notice of an eyeball, the transient acquisition of a vote, the nano-commitment of a click – these faux measures of significance and influence trick us into thinking that our star is rising.
Popularity is all about reach and frequency and, to some extent, manipulation. But, as Brian Solis puts it so well, influence is not the same as popularity.
But what have we done today to look someone else in the eye and listen? To build a better character? To pay it forward?
Just wondering if “clickfluence” is all that important. You?
————-
Subscribe to the Connection Agent blog
Twitter: @ConnectionAgent | @swoodruff
About Steve Woodruff
Pingback: The One Who Dies with the Most Clicks Wins | Twitter Fools
I think you’re on quite a tear here lately on the whole real life/virtual life thing. And I like it ….
This is a tough one to balance, methinks. On the one hand, screw clickfluence. I wanna keep it real.
On the other hand, does leveraging clickfluence help me find more people to truly connect with.
bd
@bdunc1