Entries by Heather-Anne MacLean

Who “Owns” the Customer?

In a Social Enterprise Asking “who owns the customer” is Not Only Antiquated, it is Ludicrous Each day we have interesting and insightful conversations that get our juices flowing.  Sometimes we get a new idea or sometimes we exit those conversations just scratching our heads. I recently had dinner with someone I have a great […]

Communicating in the age of mistrust

Perhaps the fact that organizations like Edleman’s looks at and measures trust is only a small indication of a bigger issue – people no longer trust. In the age of social media there are many ways for people to unite over a cause and to share information – right or wrong.  Chances are however, that […]

Role of Email

Like it or not, email continues to have a role in our lives. For many, email is the preferred way to communicated with colleagues and friends.  For others, email is passé and they have moved on to various social media platforms.  Whichever side of the fence you are on; there is still a place for […]

Social Media Expert? I think Not!

Over that last little while there has been somewhat of a debate that has emerged.  The debate centers around people who call themselves Social Media (SM) experts.  Just over the last 24 hours, a very detailed discussion has been taking place on Social Media Marketing on LinkedIn.  This is a fascinating group with great discussions.  I encourage […]

Trust…the continuing saga

Why is it that we cannot trust?  What has happened in our culture and/or society that encourages us to trust only after we have tested and tested our relationships? Clearly there has been something that has transpired that has caused a dramatic shift for people.  We see this with the rise and evolution with Social […]