While one could argue that the level of the work that we do here is higher than what they're doing, they're definitely doing more letting the people and what's happening tell the story, instead of generic b-roll and VO. Stories that hit home, then blogging and tweeting, etc, about it - they even have a company Facebook page. All that leads to people wanting to see what Tweedee has been up to. Great idea in a troubled economy.
http://tweedeeproductions.wordpress.com/
*mods, if you don't like the post, feel free to trash it. But keep an open mind to what other local companies are doing.
Perhaps we need a social media conversation...followed by a social media summit...followed by a social media policy...followed by some real, live social media? and somewhere in there is a social media proposal?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, you talked, Randy, so that counts as starting a conversation -- THANK you! Too bad we're all too busy until July to talk back...and even if we did, you'd be too busy to respond.
Sigh.
In the meantime...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFZ0z5Fm-Ng
Mary