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Comment on Tostada Talk: How Taco Bueno Is Building Customer Relationships by Taco Bueno

Taco Bueno — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:06:52 +0000

“Pick It Up” was the clear winner but we like your way too.

Comment on Tostada Talk: How Taco Bueno Is Building Customer Relationships by Jason @lockerpartner

Jason @lockerpartner — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:37:42 +0000

It's very cool what you guys are doing. Unlike so many fast chains, TBueno recognizes that it has many consumer evangelists who are ready to engage. And explain how to eat a tostada.

Comment on Tostada Talk: How Taco Bueno Is Building Customer Relationships by tacobueno

tacobueno — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:50:59 +0000

Our pleasure. This means a lot to us coming from your company which specializes in social media. Thank you again.

Comment on Tostada Talk: How Taco Bueno Is Building Customer Relationships by Taco Bueno

Taco Bueno — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:48:06 +0000

Our pleasure. This means a lot to us coming from your company which specializes in social media. Thank you again.

Comment on Oscar Tweets: Using national events to reach local audiences by Jason @lockerpartner

Jason @lockerpartner — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:21:51 +0000

Interesting points, Joe. I always forget about DVR/Tivo users because I've never been one. And you're right — watching an event like the Oscars or Super Bowl after it happens negates your ability to comment as its unfolding, which is when the real discussion is going on. There's got to be a way for TV stations to take advantage of that…

Comment on Oscar Tweets: Using national events to reach local audiences by joecox

joecox — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 21:08:16 +0000

I don't mind it at all, as long as it's relevant to me. These events might prove tough just due to the amount of content being pushed out.

Another thing that I'm noticing on these time specific “events” is that it's a way for stations to fight the DVR & Hulu and bring value back to the actual broadcast. Nobody wants to chat about the Superbowl 2 days after it happens and in the world of real time, nobody wants to hear about it 2 minutes after.
TV should really work with this and help it grow because it might just help them provide some much needed value to their sponsors.

Comment on Welcome to Google, Kansas, pop. 121,809 by Google Wars: Duluth Attempts to One-Up Topeka in Parody Video - Locker Partner - Disruptive Social Media and Music Management

Thu, 04 Mar 2010 14:23:18 +0000

[...] Partner Author: Jason Harper Topeka made a media splash earlier this week when it officially changed its name to “Google, Kansas” in a bid to become a test city for Google’s experimental [...]

Comment on Welcome to Google, Kansas, pop. 121,809 by Locker Partner Peeps

Locker Partner Peeps — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 20:52:11 +0000

Thanks for the great discussion, all you Googleans! If anyone is closer to the process, do you know what steps Topeka has to take in order to prove its viability — beyond the name change and general expressions of enthusiasm, that is?

Comment on Welcome to Google, Kansas, pop. 121,809 by Michelle

Michelle — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 18:55:27 +0000

Anyone who considers Google, Ks hasn't been here in a while. The Google opportunity is just the recent movement. Through the county wide Visioning process many new and exciting things are happening with the community. I believe that all Googlens here in this “fly over” town are seeing great things on the horizon and Google fits like a hand in glove to all the current changes.

Go Google!

Comment on Welcome to Google, Kansas, pop. 121,809 by KsEvolve

KsEvolve — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 17:01:49 +0000

Most people that post negative things about Topeka, or any other city or movement for that matter, are often completely unaware of the facts. The Topeka community is very serious about bringing the Google experiment to their city.

Topeka is centrally located, it has a dependable work force, its citizens are very well educated, the economy (when compared to many parts of the country) has not suffered nearly as much over the past few years, it has a diversity of business and educational opportunities, and yes it does have a diversity of weather including some of the mildest springs and falls anywhere with some very hot summer days and cold snowy winter days.

Continue to THINK BIG TOPEKA!