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Presentation about 'Useful vs Useless Social Media'
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So You Want to Use Social Media? Do You Know How?
Will Your Social Media Be Useless or Useful? How Will You Know?
How Many People Using Social Media are Useful to You? How Many are Useless to You?
How Many Organizations Using Social Media Are Useful to You? How Many Are Useless to You?
Does Your Answer Surprise You?
What Is The Difference Between Useful vs. Useless?
Useless means having or being of no use and not able to give service or aid. Being able to comprehend useless means you have to understand useful.
Useful means capable of being put to use, serviceable for an end or purpose, of a valuable or productive kind. Key word here is PRODUCTIVE!
Unless something is useful it is nonproductive!
Nonproductive means not yielding or producing results
Anything Nonproductive is a Waste of Our Time!
Whose Productivity Should You Be Concerned About? The Producer or Consumer?
Producer: A Person or Organization that Produces Goods or Services for Sale.
Consumer: One that Consumes, Especially One that Acquires Goods or Services for Direct Use or Use in Production of Something Else
Media Refers to Any Tools Used to Store & Deliver Information or Data for Use
“Social” Implies that It is Somehow more Communicative, Cooperative, & Moderated by Contact Between People
Does Your Social Media Enable People Direct Use or Use in Production of Something Else?
Would That Help People and Organizations Become More Productive?
To Increase Production Enable People Direct Use or Use of Your Media To Produce Something Else
What Do You Mean This Doesn’t Make Sense?
It Doesn’t Make Sense Because You Are Thinking With Old Knowledge
Applying Old Knowledge in the Use and Misuse of Something New and Innovative is Not Useful!
Old Knowledge and Old Media Are Not New and Innovative Nor Useful!
New Knowledge and New Media Are New and Innovative If You Know How to Use It!
Using It Means You Know How to Be Useful!
You Cannot See or Use What You Do Not Understand Jay.deragon@gmail.com www.relationship-economy.com