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It’s not what you say that matters

by Robin Grant in News on 5 September 2009 at 16:25

Another great presentation from Paul Isakson…

tagged: conversation, listening, Paul Isakson, presentations, social, social media, social media marketing

Arto Joensuu

What an awesome presentation, you guys rock :) Had some humble, yet similar thoughts in my latest blog post @ http://www.artojoensuu.com/

Walter Naeslund

Very good presentation. I sometimes find it useful to remind marketing execs that you can't learn how to surf by attending a surfing conference. The same goes for social interaction, both on- and offline.

I made some similar points in my Do Social-talk at the Bring Dialogue Conference last week. You can see the presentation here: http://walternaeslund.com/cool-i-just-got-featu...

jele

Great Presentation!!! Looking forward for more!

roovenp

Hi

Nice presentation - quick an interesting point I think, Jeremiah Owyang has left Foresster to join Charlene Li at Altimeter - tells you something non?

Ortwin Oberhauser

Hi :-) very true presentation. Thank's!

Ortwin Oberhauser
@Oberhauser

rrledford

What matters is ONLY what is said.
Nothing exists except in language, nothing happens (registers) except in language.
What get's DONE is determined by what gets said, and whether it's well said.
Conversations for possibility expand the listening.
Listening to the listening expands the conversations
Responsible Requests + authentic promises = initiated activities.
I invite Mr.Isakson to study the work of Fernando Flores to stretch his paradigm.
-RRLedford