I Need Your Help
I wrote about the Marketing 2.0 Leader Summit earlier this month, and Justin provided a more in depth description. I found out Friday that I am to be a facilitator for the two-day event, which means working with a team of 11 others on an idea that will be judged against the ideas of the eight other teams. Wow, I’m flattered to be invited, and I wasn’t expecting a contest.
Our first challenge will be to brainstorm every 2.0 technology, method, or philosophy that we have experienced, seen or read about that appears innovative and effective. A pretty tall order for some, a short order for others.
So, in the spirit of New Web, I’ve decided to crowdsource (not to be confused with crowd surfing) this initial phase to give my team a little headstart, and with me as their facilitator, they’ll need all the help they can get. After all, crowdsourcing is one of the hallmark methods of New Web.
Anyway, I’d like your help. In comments, list every 2.0 technology, method or philosophy that you can remember. Let’s forget the innovative and effective part for now, since I want to collect as many as possible. Here are some quick and easy examples.
A 2.0 technology example is wiki sofware, a method example is crowdsourcing, and a philosophy example is “Wisdom of Crowds“. Some things won’t fit nicely into a single category, like the Long Tail, but list them anyway.
I don’t have any prize or giveaway, but if your submission gets traction, I’ll definitely blog a thank you, especially if we win. Wish me luck.
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