Your Company’s Social Media Score

21. November 2006

John Bell von der Ogilvy 360 Digital Influence group hat einen netten kleinen Fragebogen entwickelt, mit dessen Hilfe Unternehmen ihren ‘Reifegrad’ für den Einsatz von Social Software Tools ermitteln können:

Seine Fragen sind:

1. Does anyone within the company already blog?
2. Do any of these existing bloggers post on business related issues (vs. personal blogs)?
3. Has senior management stopped making jokes whenever a junior staffer mentions the word “wiki” in a meeting?
4. Have you ever invited customers or stakeholders to a company meeting just to hear their perspective?
5. Have you ever published public information - done an interview, released some news, said something publicly - without prior written approval from the legal department?
6. Is Web publishing decentralized in your organization?
7. Is the IT department a faciliatator vs.one giant sphincter that everything must squeeze through?
8. Does your communications team value more than big media clips?
9. Does your company reward entrepeneurial behavior from within the organization?
10. Does your C-level leadership (CEO, CMO, COO, etc…) understand the difference between Robert Scoble and Bob Lutz?
11. Has your marcom team read 30 blog posts from at least 10 blogs?
12. Has your marcom team downloaded and watched/listened to audio or video podcasts?

Die ‘Auflösung’, also den individuellen Social Media Score, gibts im Originalbeitrag:

Digital Influence Mapping Project: Your Company’s Social Media Score

Gefunden im Influential Interactive Marketing Blog.

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