RKtalks
Because member since:
March 24, 2010
You can find RKtalks on Twitter and LinkedIn, or on their blog.
I live in East London UK and I work as Community and Social Media Executive at the British Heart Foundation
. I have worked on adult charity sites and media sites previously. Love social media, gadgets, technology, sports, fashion and food and wine.
RKtalks’ articles
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New Facebook Groups - how might charities explore them?
Roberto analyses what could be a fundamental shift in the way charities interact with their supporters and advocates via Facebook.
Posted on 24th November 2010, under Charity landscape, Social media
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Want to grab the attention of Generation Y? Here's how Facebook Places could help
For previous generations, not being able to meet and collaborate with like-minded people was probably the downfall of many great ideas
Posted on 24th August 2010, under Social media, Technology
Latest comment made
Hi Ben,
Thanks for the comment. I totally agree, like any social media interaction between brand and user I think there has to be an element of what does the user get out of the interaction. Offering freebes, discounts or exclusivity for example.
I do think that Places and location generally will take time to mature but once ingrained and accepted will allow us to be even more selfish and localised. Brands will need to tailor their offers and propositions in a much more personal and local way. Which may be easier for some – e.g. having a store.
I think the idea of Facebook credit (which they are pitching as a digital currency – which sounds ominous) linking with Places is very interesting and logical step.
Thanks for the comment.
Latest comment received
Hi Ben,
Thanks for the comment. I totally agree, like any social media interaction between brand and user I think there has to be an element of what does the user get out of the interaction. Offering freebes, discounts or exclusivity for example.
I do think that Places and location generally will take time to mature but once ingrained and accepted will allow us to be even more selfish and localised. Brands will need to tailor their offers and propositions in a much more personal and local way. Which may be easier for some – e.g. having a store.
I think the idea of Facebook credit (which they are pitching as a digital currency – which sounds ominous) linking with Places is very interesting and logical step.
Thanks for the comment.
