briansolis: MicroMedia Paves the Way for Macro Influence
KFFBOS
· 2 years ago
Great post Brian. I agree and discussed this in my own media snack after I was tagged by Geoff. I love media snacks b/c they do give me a little something to tide me over, sort of like appetizers. Every now and then however your community will want the entire dinner, better be prepared.
Good stuff.
/kff
Heidi
· 2 years ago
Well said Brian. I've taken to media snacking this year, and while I'm finding many benefits to it, I'm also finding that it is shifting the way I consume and produce media. It seems as I snack more I have less time for full meals, whether that means writing my regular blog entries or reading novels. I used to read anywhere from 2-5 books a week, and now I spend much of that time online. Meanwhile most of my RL friends have yet to jump on the bandwagon, so when I start talking about Flickr, Pownce, Tumblr, etc. they look at me as though I'm speaking some other language!
Geoff_Livingston
· 2 years ago
Sometimes less is less. Very, very true. And dinner is what you really crave when you have a snack. Well done. Funny video, too.
Jeremiah Owyang
· 2 years ago
Your definition is more concise than mine, I like it!
"Any form of concentrated content created using social tools that broadcast voice, video, images or text to targeted Web and mobile communities."
shwibbs
· 2 years ago
Brian good points as usual. I think of this as giving people many consumable formats to choose from.
Twitter for short and concise messaging, blogging for lengthy messaging and video for visual messaging.
Dan Schawbel
www.personalbrandingmag.com
Cathleen Rittereiser
· 2 years ago
Thanks for mentioning me post. I liked your post a lot for your thoughts and the resources. The phrase "less is less" resonated with me. I wanted to write something similar, but couldn't find such an elegant and concise way to say it.
Andrea Vascellari
· 2 years ago
Hello Brian,
It's nice to join the conversation globally, and it was really interesting to read your post.
"When enough individual voices pool together, the whisper becomes a roar, transcending MicroMedia into macro influence."...well said.
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Good stuff.
/kff
"Any form of concentrated content created using social tools that broadcast voice, video, images or text to targeted Web and mobile communities."
Twitter for short and concise messaging, blogging for lengthy messaging and video for visual messaging.
Dan Schawbel
www.personalbrandingmag.com
It's nice to join the conversation globally, and it was really interesting to read your post.
"When enough individual voices pool together, the whisper becomes a roar, transcending MicroMedia into macro influence."...well said.
Andrea