Typically, I don't like using the word Web 2.0, but I figured it would be the quickest way to connect you with this post.
While speaking today at the Oregon Governor's Conference on Tourism (a full report in a later post), during both Josh Hallett's presentation and our own panel discussion, a lot of conversation centered around engagement (thank you) and what social / UGC / Web 2.0 projects you should and should not undertake.
Here was the highlight from the talk:
You should not and cannot do everything. There are far too many sites and options for your product that are simply not right for your audience. Just because some other state, restaurant, hotel launches a Facebook app (see post below) does not automatically mean that you should.
Take a step back and figure out which of these new media / interactive opportunities are really worth doing, make sense for your goals and will create a return on your efforts.
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Agreed, you need to know if your audience is even there first and why you're even doing it. So many folks jump and think they'll figure that out along the way.
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