By Hazel on May 27, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer, Featured | 1 Comment
Fired up my Twitter this morning and checked what the hot topics of the day were and my goodness…#unfollowdiddy was really buzzing!
So I decided to check out what was going on and lo and behold, many fellow tweets were voicing their not so nice things about P Diddy (Sean “Diddy” Combs).
See for yourself…
#unfollowdiddy is trending so I read his tweets. He’s less of a jerk than I expected, but arrogant as he**. Twitters taking him down a peg.
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Good
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By Hazel on May 23, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer, Featured | 3 Comments
Twitter tweets were buzzing today about their frustration and anger with Old Navy’s $1 Flip Flop Day.
Apparently the marketing gurus in this company (and most other corporations for that matter) have not taken into consideration every move they make…we are watching them…and Twittering!
All over the country people were Twittering about their unhappy experience in “real-time“. This is the power of the Social Network folks!
It’s for certain, many folks on were not happy campers. Just look at some of the comments I saw coming across Twitter…
one dollar flip flop
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By Hazel on May 13, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer, Featured | 1 Comment
21st Century marketing is understanding your emphasis is on a Client not on a Customer.
What’s the difference?
Selling to a “Customer” is a transaction relationship involving an exchange of goods or services for money, versus selling to a “Client” for whom the salesperson takes responsibility for guiding and advising by taking on a stewardship role.
Big difference!
By Hazel on May 9, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer | 0 Comments
Two-thirds of all online users visit social networks and blogs, according to data from Nielsen Online. And the largest growth in social media users last year came from the 35- to 49-year-old group.
By Hazel on Apr 27, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer | 0 Comments
Ever wished you could contact someone at the companies you do business with to complain, resolve problem or just give them the props for something they did you liked without dealing with those aggravating automated phone systems!?
I have and so have many, many consumers for that matter!
It’s so hard to find direct access via the “old model” of doing business but now that social media has provided the tools to voice the consumers experience with millions online…you can now reach some companies and businesses who ‘get’ the power of the people in this digital economy.
If you want…
By Hazel on Apr 24, 2009 in Featured, The Great Business Digital Divide | 0 Comments
Because understanding what is going on with people and technology is critical for any business strategy today, I would like to share some information that reveals theory on where the web (3.0 & 4.0) is going and why that is important to consider.
The truth is we (people, your customer) are the web and we always have been! But technology has empowered us to connect with one another like never before…and this is just the beginning.

Here is a informative map on the convergence of technology and social connections…
By Hazel on Apr 22, 2009 in Age of the Super Consumer, Featured | 0 Comments
Today I came across a tweet on Twitter providing a link to a YouTube video titled Bank of America Walkout. WOW! is all I can say.
This is consumer power using social media to the 10th power!!! I predict this video will spread like wildfire and I also believe many B of A customers will join in on this move.
This is a perfect example of what I have been saying for awhile now…this is the Age of the Super Consumer. Businesses both large and small have nowhere to hide anymore when it comes to their…
By Hazel on Mar 1, 2009 in The Great Business Digital Divide | 0 Comments
Yes…it’s true. Understanding what I call “Tribeonomics” is critical to business growth and innovation today. I realize many in business today have no clue what I’m referring to so let me expand on this point.
Dictionary.com describes a tribe as any aggregate of people united by ties of descent from a common ancestor, community of customs and traditions, adherence to the same leaders, etc. A class or set of persons, esp. one with strong common traits or interests.
In today’s digital society…tribes or clans or peeps, etc. are forming associations based on similar interests, views, experiences, likes, dislikes, dreams, values…