Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I: Pandemonium: The Landscape of the Social Web
Chapter 1. The Web Is Not a Channel (And You're an Aggregator, Not a Broadcaster)
Chapter 2. Community and Content: The Marketer's New Job (Or How to Cut Your Marketing Budget and Reach More People)
Chapter 3. Making the Transition to the Social Web (First Change Your Marketing Mindset)
Chapter 4. How to Let Customers Say What They Really Think (And Keep Your Job)
Part Ii: Seven Steps to Build Your Own Customer Community
Chapter 5. Step One: Observe and Create a Customer Map (Otherwise, You Can't Get There from Here)
Chapter 6. Step Two: Recruit Community Members (With a New Toolbox and Your Own Marketing Skills)
Chapter 7. Step Three: Evaluate Online Conduit Strategies (And Don't Forget Search)
Chapter 8. Step Four: Engage Communities in Conversation (To Generate Word of Mouse)
Chapter 9. Step Five: Measure the Community's Involvement (Who, What, Where, When, Why, and How)
Chapter 10. Step Six: Promote Your Community to the World (Get 'Em Talking and Clicking)
Chapter 11. Step Seven: Improve the Community's Benefits (Don't Just Set It and Forget It)
Part Iii: Making Use of the Four Online Conduit Strategies
Chapter 12. The Reputation Aggregator Strategy (We're Number One!)
Chapter 13. The Blog Strategy (Everybody's Talking at Me)
Chapter 14. The E-Community Strategy (Go to Their Party or Throw Your Own)
Chapter 15. The Social Networks Strategy (Connecting with a Click)
Chapter 16. Living and Working in Web 4.0 (It's Right Around the Corner)
Notes
Index
