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For online-only B2B media, Twitter matters
On and off for the last year I have been following the fortunes of the Construction Enquirer, an online-only free news publication established in April 2010 by former print journalists Aaron Morby and Grant Prior. As the business model of … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, branding, marketing, media, mobile, networks, RSS, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged Aaron Morby, advertising, Building magazine, construction, Construction Enquirer, Construction Index, Construction News, Facebook, Grant Prior, marketing, New Civil Engineer, Paul Buist, Phil Bishop, PR, social media, tCn, Twitter, Web 2.0, Wordle
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Did the Be2Awards bypass most AEC PR and marketing people?
About two weeks ago (see Announcing the Be2Awards 2011), I launched the website for what we believe are the world’s first social media awards for “The built environment” (ie: architecture, engineering, construction, facilities management, property, etc). Nominations began to trickle … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, marketing, media, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, architecture, Asite, awards, Be2Awards, blog, Building, Building magazine, CADline/Dynamic Maps, Cambridge Open Systems, CIMCIG, construction, engineering, Facebook, HP, LinkedIn, marketing, Pauley Creative, PR, Ross Sturley, social media, TCS Digital World, Twitter, Web 2.0
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And the ‘Sustainability Now’ Best Social Media individual is … er me!
Well, that was a nice surprise! This afternoon I learned that I had won Best Social Media Individual in the Sustainability Now social media awards, and that Be2camp, which I co-founded, had won Best Social Media Community. First run in … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, media, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged Be2camp, blog, Building Design, Building magazine, Liz Stanley, Martin Brown, Mel Starrs, Property Week, social media, Sustainability Now, Twitter, UBM, virtual event, Web 2.0
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On changes at The Construction Index, and trolls
Almost exactly a year ago, the construction weekly magazine Contract Journal ceased publication (post) with several journalists and commercial staff made redundant. Some soon got involved with new ventures; Aaron Morby and Grant Prior, for example, now run the online news … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, media, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged blog, Building magazine, construction, Construction Enquirer, Construction Index, Contract Journal, forums, Interserve, LinkedIn, Phil Bishop, social media, tCn, trolls, Twitter, Wikipedia, Will Mann
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Constructing Social Media
The CIPR‘s Construction and Property Special Interest Group, CAPSIG (of which I am a committee member), is holding its next evening seminar on Thursday 30 September at the Building Centre in London. The event is branded Constructing Social Media, and … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, PR, Web 2.0
Tagged Be2camp, blog, Bovis Lend Lease, Building Centre, Building Design, Building magazine, CAPSIG, CIPR, construction, Dave Glennon, London, Phil Clark, PR, Property Week, social media, Web 2.0
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For PRs and others, cycling is the new golf
Having worked in-house as a PR professional in the construction industry, I noticed the frequency with which golf-playing executives disappeared from the office and (to paraphrase Mark Twain) ‘spoil a good walk’ with some business associates. Being blessed with little … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, cycling, marketing, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, Building magazine, Comms Club Run, construction, Cycle2Cannes, cycling, golf, Liam Fitzpatrick, marketing, MIPIM, PR, social networking
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Construction Enquirer misses Twitter trick
A new UK-based Construction Enquirer e-newsletter service started today. Following last November’s demise of Contract Journal (see Goodbye, CJ), this new venture is managed by two former print journalists, Aaron Morby and Grant Prior, and in a construction market where the … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, marketing, PR, RSS, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged Aaron Morby, AEC, Android, architecture, B2B, Blackberry, blog, Building magazine, construction, Construction Enquirer, Construction News, Contract Journal, email, engineering, Grant Prior, iPhone, marketing, Palm, PR, RSS, Twitter, Web 2.0
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tCn – The Construction Network launches
Late last year I was contacted by Ryan Briggs, one of the co-founders of a new social network aimed at the construction industry. The Construction Network, or tCn, aims to become the sector’s most exclusive business networking platform and has … Continue reading
Posted in AEC, blogs, marketing, networks, PR, Twitter, Web 2.0
Tagged AEC, AECnetwork, architecture, Balfour Beatty, blog, Building magazine, CIAT, CIBSE, CIOB, Constructing Excellence, construction, Ecobuild, engineering, Facebook, G4C, Glenigan, ICE, Jason Leonard, JCB, LinkedIn, London, Mace, marketing, Ning, PR, Property Week, recession, Reorb, Ryan Briggs, tCn, The Construction Network, Twitter, Web 2.0, YouTube
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SCRI Live – Salford talks, but is anybody listening?
The University of Salford’s Centre for Research & Innovation (SCRI) in the Built & Human Environment recently launched a more interactive offshoot of its main website. SCRI Live is built on a customisation of WordPress, delivering a blog (covering housing, … Continue reading
