
Social IRM Engagement Chart
Social IRM (noun) (so-shal eye-ar-em): the discipline of managing relationships between influencers (ie: bloggers) and brands (ie: LexisNexis, Westlaw, etc.)
by offering real value with the goal of exciting, maintaining, and harnessing positive word of mouth. Used mostly by marketers and forward-thinking professionals.
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10 2009
by practicehacker
posted in blackberry, Blogging, business, Career and Job, careers, collaborative tools, community, competition, crowdsourcing, definitions, enterprise, finanancial, free, knowledge management, law, legal marketplace, Lexis-Nexis, linkedin, Marketing, mass customization, microblogging, Mobile device, moblogging, money, myspace, nokia, PDA/SMARTPHONE, Podcast, Podcasting, poll, practice, practice management, referrals, social networking, the business of law, tips, twitter, unbundling, Video, web 2.0, Wisdom of Crowds, youtube
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