Bill Snyder [A Life Beyond Traditional Media]

Has Social Media Changed Your Social Demographics?

These are ideas that sort of wandered through my brain while I was drinking a café miel last weekend. Any resemblance between these ideas and any marketing research is based on nothing more than luck and, perhaps, educated conjecture.

I'm curious. How has social media changed our social demographics? Do you find yourself connecting with people who are more like you in ideas, but are less like you in age, race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, income, and all the other things people use to size each other up?

First Life

Yes, I have been a bad blogger. Over the past couple of weeks, I've been obsessed with First Life™. That is, my non-digital life blew up to gigantic proportions. My job has gotten a bit insane, and my blogging has trailed off. It's not just this blog — my personal blogging, tweeting, powncing, and flickring have lagged as well.

Fresh content is coming soon. (I promise.) In the meantime, some of my discussions have drifted from this blog over to a couple of other blogs. I just wanted to point you toward those postings.

Swing by Web 3.0 Dead Already? on Jeffro 2.0 and Bill Snyder and David Brain on Our Digital Coming of Age on Amanda Mooney's American Shelf Life.