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Permalink Reply by Tim Piazza on July 28, 2009 at 11:13am

Topics: The really tough one for any business is ROI. There are some cases where determining a return on social media investment is completely measurable and immediate. An e-commerce site is a great example of this. If you tweet a discount code, you can measure the people who respond. But for a business that is involved in acquiring clients and building relationships over a span of several months, even years, the impact of social media is not easily measured. How we go about planning, managing, and reporting the cost of social media to our clients or our higher-ups should be a rather interesting discussion.

For Tech: I think the interesting discussion is what it takes to implement a social media program that involves a team of people rather than the efforts of one or two. What are the components need to meet the needs of multiple stake-holders, and then how is the infrastructure managed and grown as tech continues to change and evolve?

Foodies: From the farm to the table. How does Social Media improve the quality of what we eat, and how can social media make it better still?

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