Two weeks ago I posted P-I-N-G 4-3-2-1, a method I practice to stay in touch, to remain relevant.
Today, Seth Godin reminded me of just how applicable my PING-procedure can be.
His conclusion: Friction rewards intent and creates scarcity. Seth defines friction as the ease, or lack of ease, of communication. If the channel is free, and [...]
May 4, 2009
Categories: Family & Friends, Leadership thru Trust, Possitivity: Work for Progress, Social Media Networking . Tags: Columbus Ohio, Foundational Networking, Jim Coe, Ping, Pinging, Seth Godin, Social Engagement . Author: orangeacorn . Comments: 1 Comment
I’m trying to get better at this practice…PINGING. You know, staying in touch, in a strategic manner.
Have you read Keith Ferrazzi’s NEVER EAT ALONE? He invests an entire chapter on the practice of pinging, and the value it returns.
Are you in sales? Pinging is merely your unobtrusive manner of staying in contact with your customers and [...]
April 21, 2009
Categories: Family & Friends, Social Media Networking . Tags: Jim Coe, Columbus Ohio, Foundational Networking, Never Eat Alone, Keith Ferrazzi, Ping, Pinging . Author: orangeacorn . Comments: 1 Comment
Here I am, on the final evening of my sixth decade. Tomorrow I turn 60…CONGRATULATIONS, MOM!
As I bask in the aural tones of Sydney Bechet ( a birthday gift from Jeanie) let me tell you how almost 40 of my family members and friends surprised me REALLY SURPRISED me with a wonderful party at my [...]
August 26, 2008
Categories: Family & Friends . Tags: Black Creek Bistro, Columbus Ohio, Django Reinhardt, family, friends, happiness, Jim Coe birthday, joy, Posh Nosh Catering, Sidney Bechet . Author: orangeacorn . Comments: 1 Comment