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[...] has a blog so that’s not a great indicator of social media expertise either. This great cartoon shared by Mark Evans, strikes a chord as everyone claims to be a social media expert these [...]
Awesome cartoon. This resonates with me as well. It seems like every that friends me on twitter is some sort of new media/social media expert/consultant. It’s getting tiring.
Not surprising that everyone and his cousin wants to jump on board the wave. Social media isn’t going away, even if we call it something else next year.
It takes a really long time to realize what you don’t know and THAT is always a lot more than you thought you knew.
What is most ridiculous is new bloggers writing about how to make money blogging when they haven’t made any yet. Bloggers should write about what they KNOW.
My laugh was stifled by the truthiness of the comic. More talkers than doers, no?
expertise takes about 10 years…in pretty much any field…so that’s er…nobody yet
…evolving as you rightly say
..or as Malcom Gladwell theorizes his new book, 10K hours.
mark
Mark – so funny, and yet so true!
Amen. Social Media smells the same as the SEO wave, which smelled the same as the web marketing expert wave.
Can you be a social media expert without tweeting or blogging? « Marketing Mystic
[...] has a blog so that’s not a great indicator of social media expertise either. This great cartoon shared by Mark Evans, strikes a chord as everyone claims to be a social media expert these [...]
Awesome cartoon. This resonates with me as well. It seems like every that friends me on twitter is some sort of new media/social media expert/consultant. It’s getting tiring.
Not surprising that everyone and his cousin wants to jump on board the wave. Social media isn’t going away, even if we call it something else next year.
Thanks for blogging the cartoon. Just what I was looking for.
It takes a really long time to realize what you don’t know and THAT is always a lot more than you thought you knew.
What is most ridiculous is new bloggers writing about how to make money blogging when they haven’t made any yet. Bloggers should write about what they KNOW.
I consider myself hard core when it comes to mastering social network technologies.
I met my wife on the ARPANet.