Ryan Rasmussen - "An Interview with an Innovator" [Stephen Smith - HDBizBlog]

Mon, 24 Sep 2007 03:19:32 GMT

clipped by: Ryan Rasmussen
clipper's remarks: Stephen Smith, of the HDBizBlog, interviews Ryan Rasmussen, emergent media specialist at Levenger. "Weave inspiring narratives throughout the net that will compel future customers to fall in love with your own unique customer experience. Through persistent, genuine interaction, passionate customers convert from 'talkers' into 'teachers,'[...]"

Clip Source: hdbizblog.com

An Interview with an Innovator

Posted by Stephen on Wednesday, 19 of September , 2007 at 6:47 am

Is innovation and marketing the objective?

Conversations are the objective. I encourage others still hesitant to join in the discussions to break away from checklists and short-term goals that are designed to be measurable [ex. E-mail 15 “talkers” -> check]. The real value of open customer engagement is long term. Every example of remarkable customer service and interactivity that is open to search engine traffic becomes a footprint in the history of one’s brand identity. Weave inspiring narratives throughout the net that will compel future customers to fall in love with your own unique customer experience.

Through persistent, genuine interaction, passionate customers convert from “talkers” into “teachers,” thereby amplifying the voices of every new community they encounter.”

Tags: hdbizblog, cluetrain, innovator, innovation, social media, ryan rasmussen, rasmussen, stephen smith, gtd

Lifemuncher: "My Killer GTD Setup"

Thu, 14 Jun 2007 13:05:46 GMT

clipped by: Ryan Rasmussen
clipper's remarks: Detailed account of GTD process with photographs.

Clip Source: lifemuncher.blogspot.com

Lifemuncher

Make the most of it.

My Killer GTD Setup

I've been tagged! I feel like a real live blogger now.

gtdfrk, of the Getting Things Done blog has invited me to tell you all about my "Killer GTD Setup." And since I love talking about this stuff, here we go...

Over the years I've tried a zillion different systems. Though I'll admit I do enjoy switching around and setting up new systems just for the fun of it, the truth is that with each change I learn something new, and my setup gets a little bit better.

Here are the three main things I've learned about myself and GTD:

I take lots of notes, and I always have my notebook nearby. I use my Circa notebook for everything, including meetings. I process my notebook when it's convenient, going through my notes to look for new projects and action items and adding them to the appropriate list.

Tags: gtd, getting things done, circa notebook, diyplanner

Clipmarks | Ryan Rasmussen's 'gtd' clips