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<p>Hi Mathew and Denis</p>
<p>Thanks a lot for your precious comments and advice.</p>
<p>I agree completly with both of you and that is my main focus at the moment. I understand that as you put it, perfectly, Mathew the "Seeding, Nurturing and Moderating" are key to success. In my case I am working with complex products and services and multi-national goals so the complexity are bigger and the challenges more risky although very rewarding as well (as you Denis mentioned very well)...</p>
<p>Still I am kind of obsessive about social technology / application and how to interact with users and with the "seeding, nurturing and Moderating" inside platforms that are not Facebook or the mainstream ones, in new niche platforms and with conventional websites that include new social features. That was (is) still my concern. The web is getting more complexer than ever and simple traditional SEO work is not enough in some competitive markets and industries and that is why I think international corporations need to develop applications and some technology of their own in order to have their brands and products on the top. Of course this does not mean we forget Facebook, Twitter and other vehicules of utmost importance...</p>
<p>Thanks and kindest regards! the econsultancy community real has precious value!</p>
<p>Dinis</p>
<p>http://twitter.com/dinisguarda</p>
<p> </p>
<p>Hi Mathew and Denis</p>
<p>Thanks a lot for your precious comments and advice.</p>
<p>I agree completly with both of you and that is my main focus at the moment. I understand that as you put it, perfectly, Mathew the "Seeding, Nurturing and Moderating" are key to success. In my case I am working with complex products and services and multi-national goals so the complexity are bigger and the challenges more risky although very rewarding as well (as you Denis mentioned very well)...</p>
<p>Still I am kind of obsessive about social technology / application and how to interact with users and with the "seeding, nurturing and Moderating" inside platforms that are not Facebook or the mainstream ones, in new niche platforms and with conventional websites that include new social features. That was (is) still my concern. The web is getting more complexer than ever and simple traditional SEO work is not enough in some competitive markets and industries and that is why I think international corporations need to develop applications and some technology of their own in order to have their brands and products on the top. Of course this does not mean we forget Facebook, Twitter and other vehicules of utmost importance...</p>
<p>Thanks and kindest regards! the econsultancy community real has precious value!</p>
<p>Dinis</p>
<p>http://twitter.com/dinisguarda</p>
<p> </p>
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