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consulting

What does a social media consultant do?

November 11, 2008

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This morning, my Kiwi compatriot, Simon Young (@audaciousgloop on Twitter) answered the question in the title on his own blog, predominantly in the context of explaining to people how his company, iJump, makes money.
I figure as there is growing interest in the business value of social media, I would have a lash at the same [...]

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Web 2.0 University to launch in Australia and NZ

August 15, 2008

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acidlabs and Hinchcliffe & Company are pleased to announce that they agreed to a partnership that will see acidlabs deliver Web 2.0 University’s courses in Australia and New Zealand. Partnering also with Web Directions, who will provide event hosting and publicity, Web 2.0 University is a first in the region.
Courses will be offered several times [...]

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Stewart Mader goes indie

August 14, 2008

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I’m a couple of days behind on the announcement, but here it is…
Stewart Mader, formerly of Atlassian, has now gone independent. He’s using his serious knowledge of wikis to trade as a specialist wiki consultant with his company Grow your Wiki. Stewart’s a great guy and expert on using wikis’ amazing capability to bring information [...]

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What is an @trib?

May 27, 2008

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G’day! Thanks for clicking the URL in my Twitter profile. Wondering what I’m all about? This pretty much covers it.

You can’t put much in your Twitter profile, but this special page, that’s only linked from my Twitter profile provides you with a little deeper understanding about what I’m about.
You’re now visiting acidlabs. It’s both my [...]

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Real commitment or lipstick on a pig?

March 19, 2008

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I’ve discussed Web 2.0 at length in its various forms on this site, but it looks like, with awareness of the phenomenon growing in business, many of our (by which I mean you and me) clients are interested in having “a Web 2.0 site”. Trouble is, I don’t think many of them understand just what [...]

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How acidlabs works

January 3, 2008

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We can’t and won’t try to give you all the answers. Unlike big consulting companies, we don’t give you a cookie cutter solution to your (and apparently everyone else’s) problems.
What we will give you is my time and commitment so that you get a great outcome to fit your specific need. We absolutely expect you [...]

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Your online voice

August 28, 2007

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Industry colleague, Nick Hodge of Microsoft mentioned me a couple of times last week in a talk he gave to the NSW chapter of the Australian Institute of Management. He recommended me as a good source for information on Web 2.0 (particularly in business) in Australia. I was pretty chuffed about this, as [...]

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Engagement requirements

August 18, 2007

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Over at /Message, Stowe Boyd has posted two rules he sees as critical for the kind of work he and I do – that of advising and assisting organisations with their social computing strategies (among several other things in a similar vein). Having had some disappointing experiences of late, Stowe has two rules, that [...]

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Work

May 22, 2007

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Since 2007, acidlabs has helped its clients build great services and experiences, collaboration and knowledge sharing, deeply engaged communities, vibrant markets, and grown the communication and social business expertise in organisations through focussing on three core values – Conversation. Collaboration. Community.
Based in Canberra, Australia, we work with clients locally, throughout Australia and overseas to identify [...]

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