See this wall -it’s the Mills Properties Kudos Wall in our central office in Clayton, MO. Only one problem, it’s calendar year 2010 and I can’t converse with the people that took the time to write out their thoughts and mail them to our office.
I am certain that many of you can imagine the missed opportunity. My hope is that there are not others out there that have walls like this one in their offices. My plea to you if you do is to get digital fast –
We will be doing as much as we kick of the Get Social with Mills Initiative. Keying off what others have done in the industry, we feel it will be a necessary and fruitful piece of our on-line branding presence going forward.
Would love to hear your thoughts –
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MBrewer Group Post: Apartment Reviews – This Wall was Not Made for Conversation http://bit.ly/a3XaUf
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Wiley
Thank you for taking the time. And, know that I appreciate any and all items that add value to the conversation. So, thank you for the shameless plug!
I love the picture. It clearly demonstrates the world we live in now! Each slip of paper could be a missed opportunity to interact with the most important people to you. The more ability a company provides for interaction, the more “control” (subjective word) we have. It is all part of providing a space for all of the most important people to be able to communicate with us. Thanks for the post Mike.
@jonathan
Over the weekend I was hit with an interesting statement via email that related to the post . The email suggested that each card had a telephone number and an email [which is a fact] and that I could communicate with responders in either of those channels [another true fact].
It was interesting in the sense of not grasping the absolute power of communicating on-line for the world to see. And, that would include of the world of search engine spiders.
Thank you, as always, for taking the time to add to the conversation.
Hope your week is off the charts and packed with crazy cool interactions –
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That wall looks completely overwhelming!