Wikibrands exists as a customer engagement and innovation hub focused on your business opportunities and gaps in building, integrating and tapping the value stream of your digital engagement. We fill the gaps that other siloed agency networks, strategy-only consultancies and one-trick pony software developers, digital and PR shops are not providing We build an ensuite of consulting […]
You would think after we get out our book, things would settle down. Ahhhhh no… Have a look at our recent blog posts. Take a gander at some of our new projects. Give a hoot to some of our new media and publicity developments. Check out our upcoming events.
Globally recognized thought leaders Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover provide energetic, customized and credible keynotes for top conferences, webinars, executive teams and business team keynotes. Here’s a quick selection of topics: – Wikibrands (a composite of all the topics below) – Company Reinvention (transition, transformation, fresh starts) – Best Engagement Practices (from the world’s […]
Check out the key milestone projects being crafted at Wikibrands.
We’ve provided a plethora of outlets to get involved with our Wikibrands movement. Check our news and events. Hire us for our strategy and services. Graze our manifesto, blog and book for the roadmap of how to manage brands in the connected age. Join our fledgling community of like-minded thought leaders. […]
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As I travel the world, I love to brag about my Canadian origins – I am unabashed Maple Leaf brand badger (tougher nowadays admittedly given Bieber’s adolescent hijinx, stance on global warming and Rob Ford – our resident crack mayor). I’ve apportioned out why Canada deserves top tech nation status with a very sophisticated, if […]
Whether it’s an aspiring intern, budding new graduate or industry-broadening person of experience, one of the most oft asked questions in job interview settings for the creative economy (and one of the most confused answers that respond back) is “do you prefer a client-side role or service-side role?”. More than one career has taken a […]
I loved helping organize, curate and kickoff the first-ever Crowdsourcing Week in Singapore. It was time well spent – 50+ presentations with speakers from 20+ countries – amazing insight and new connections. Congrats to the organizers on such a well crafted week of insight. With Kickstarter launching in Canada and regulatory changes surrounding crowdfunding and […]
Looking at pulling together my thesis and interviews over the summer for Wikisports – the Intersection of Technology and Sports Organizations and Brands We’ve considered some alternative titles for the project, let us know what you think: WikiSports – Learning from The Most Engaged Sports Organizations in the Connected Age (play on Wikinomics) DigiBall – […]
Hot on the heels of our successful Crowdsourcing Week venture in Singapore – the first global conference dedicated to crowdsourcing, we’re planning some ripples of Crowdsourcing impact and forum for education in North America (more details to follow). Beyond the culture of crowdsourcing and crowdfunding jiving with my principles of passion, transparency and value consciousness, […]
Ask most community managers how their first 6 months on the job went and they might use adjectives like “bumpy”, “blind”, ”messianic”, “crazy”, “looking for a home” and “swimming upstream”. Given the relative newness of the role outside of tech companies and the vast differences that exist between doing the role in a Fortune 500, […]
Crowdsourcing Week – Sean Moffitt Opening Keynote from Wikibrands I just arrived back from Singapore and have crowd-coloured visions dancing in my head of what crowdsourcing can be for individuals, companies, causes, financiers and governments. Attached is my presentation I gave as the opening keynote presentation of the first ever Crowdsourcing Week (Twitter hashtag #csw13). […]
“Participation is the new brand…but you can’t collaborate with the mob.” Shelley Kuipers, CEO, Chaordix. When it comes to the web, we know that a small amount of people can have a huge effect on the perception and advocacy of a brand. Despite some flawed studies to the contrary, the burden of evidence shows that when […]
Sure, in the early days of social you may have added Facebook as a link button, then you might have dabbled with video and extended out to Youtube, of course you realized early that Twitter brought something new to the table and now, what’s out there that is important enough to be called out? Well […]
I have always been a fan of keeping things in-house when I was a client. There simply is no substitute for people who hangout with your brand and business everyday. The ability to pick up on cultural signs, operational information and the “smell of the place” is a big inherent advantage of building your community […]
Here are 100 quick-hitter tips for online cause building, no need to execute everyone of them, but 70 would suffice: Focus/Strategy #1 Digital Priority – ensure that digital fundraising is captured in your business plan/strategy commensurate with the level of attention it requires #2 Update your senior management each month on progress, challenges and key […]
