I have to agree with Louis since it has humor it might be lost in translation where it might even give the artist a bit of leadway when conservatives are running around and might bring repercussions to the artists way if he is in Saudi Arabia.

I have to say these opportunities to create content arise every where the problem is putting in the time even after you recorded or created the content to edit and make it appealing. Larry did an awesome job... Thanks for sharing David!

Not only does changing the wording to normal things to things that are more inviting a good idea it will make your efforts and/or organization stand out from the rest by using communication that is not the norm. I really like the name of Safety vs. Security but since I work with certain non-for profits trying to raise funds the Very Good People makes it a positive challenge to get something done.

Truly awesome I have to say that it was very well played.

I hear this so often and then see people waste their time while complaining they don't have time it makes my head hurt... Funny how easy it can be to find time the problem is people don't want to let go of their old habits like watching TV.

Will take note of the Rule #2 Seth. LOL. I think so many times we are seeking better opportunities and hacking things and we miss out on the main reason why we started to do something. Overall I have to say that when I take the best way I create experiences and great memories.

I have a hard time with keeping it updated will put it on my calendar to update more frequently.

I understand people are busy but thanks to those in Large organizations who have opened their doors I have been able to get traction on some of my efforts. Funny thing is that if a big organization opens the doors to a blogger they usually become more loyal and might even focus more attention on the organization. Like you I have been rejected by small business owners and had the doors opened in large companies. At first I would get frustrated but later I realized I needed to use that energy to put the spotlight on those that opened the doors no matter what size.

I use to be a big Jetblue Advocate but over the years I have lost my love for the brand. A few months ago I criticized them online because for the third time my mom was flying with them the delays where a bit out of hand and one of their employees was not very happy with my feedback. The old Jetblue would have seeked how to make up for the horrible experience the new jetblue decided to let me know they where dissapointed at the accusations. I also went in to check the Badges and quickly lost interest because instead of re-routing me to a landing page I was sent to the regular Jetblue sign-in. Lots of area for improvement and your suggestion on rewarding long term customers with something that costs them very little by acknowledging them for past travel is something that can and should be done.

The one I dislike the most is when someone is pitching me a guest blog post where they are getting paid by their client and want me to edit and review for free. I am ok with sharing things that are of interest to me and those that interact and read my blog. But having someone send generic content and then even ask me not to disclose the relationship they have keeps me away from even answering most emails.

I make a living making websites and sometimes my biggest hurdle is helping the client realize the website is not their personal shrine or better yet the possible customers will be looking at their business from another perspective. As humans we tend to see the world around ourselves as an extension of the rest of the world. It sometimes takes a few blocks walking from your home to realize everyone is very different even at a close distance. I hope they get a chance to read this and think about fixing the site.

I am currently working with a personal trainer trying to identify how to incentivize clients and have them spread the word for the transfigurations and changes they have made in their lives. This challenge has a level of simplicity to understand it but the challenge is something people have to commit too. Pretty awesome way to amplify your brand…

My good friend is a big Tumi fan he has bought many bags and when he wants to give a traveller a gift he will usually spend a few extra bucks because he knows that person will get a gift and always remember him. I had heard they where awesome from a few friends. I don't travel as much anymore but if I start travelling again I will definetely go for a Tumi.

Wao not only did she bring business in, become a thought leader, but she also saved lives by looking at the complete eco-system of her industry and how it ties in with other stuff. I see so many individuals doing videos of the same things. But many don't stop and look what people might be searching for and in need of. It starts with thinking what we need to find out and how to fix some of those issues. I love reading these stories.

I stopped flying american many years ago. At that moment I did not fly enough with just one airline given the economic constraints that where given to travel and our client locations which where mostly in the south where other Airlines usually had better rates. I fly Jetblue first and any other Airline before American given the terrible experiences I have had. On another note i have always seen how they really take care of their most loyal customers and flyers which now will be taken to a new level with technology. As I said in the tweet I am really wondering what else that tablet does and how it will create a deeper relationship with flight attendant and passenger.

I guess many agencies or so called professionals who divide them are either naive or like to confuse their clients to increase revenue! One of the main reasons I visit this blog is because You can take something that is difficult to explain and explain it in a few sentences! I have to agree people want content that either educates or entertains and they want quality! They don't care as much where it came from!

I am not a fan of Netflix at one point they where charging my savings account for three years for a Netflix subscription I gave as a gift to a friend. Leaving that terrible feeling I have when Netflix gets mention looking a the other side having worked for a big Public Accounting firm I have to agree with you David. If the information is accesible real time I also think its fair disclosure. Those who might make it feel any other way are probably those who still want to control something either information or the process!

I have to say I am a big fan of the New Revolution but we can't disconnect completely from the fruits of the previous one. I am reading a book called "Just My Type" and the accomplishments of Gutenberg are mentioned in a different manner. I can't wait to see how this revolution keeps on gaining traction!

I always ask myself how to write Google Plus (Google+ or just G+) also. I use Google+ for the great feedback and interactions from people I don't know. I have also seen how google has sent more traffic my way since I started sharing my personal links on Google +. The news aspect is something interesting to experiment with! Thanks for the tips!

I think so many organizations want to be so serious that they fall into nobody wanting to read what they wrote. This is a good example on how you can cover a serious subject with humor and getting your point across!

I have coached and help some of my clients in the Restaurant and hotel Industry to engage more. Some bloggers had even written about one of the restaurants I worked along with and just by commenting on the blog the person was so grateful and became a regular. Replying back as a business is one of the most critical aspects of online engagement.

Definitely the next book I will be reading! I always find it curious when people are always asking for something in return when you don't even know them. I guess the best way is to give something away like an e-book and earn their trust gradually!

I guess I started reading the post and the title made me ask myself why Amanda was not paying other musicians especially after raising so much money. But when I continued reading I have to agree with you when it comes to accepting or not accepting. The important thing is Amanda is being transparent and she has built a platform in which other musicians can kick off and get better opportunities. As the economy does not seem to be in the best shape these opportunities for people who have the time and the hunger to do something might be great launching pads for ideas and finding opportunities. After reading the post I agree with you and Amanda!

I have worked with hotels who are part of the major brands and it is pretty shocking to see how these major brands to keep uniformity will shut down anyone posting unique content for a property. That is where the smaller hotels can grab a competitive edge over the major brands.

I think the most critical where many organizations can't do effective newsjacking is in the timing. The problem is most organizations are so into following so many protocols by the time the run through them all the value of connecting news to something becomes depreciating.