By: Leo Bottary
Great post. Authority can be manufactured and is often a product of what you do; authenticity is about who you are. I agree with Seth Godin that authenticity trumps authority in the long run, but we...
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Seth Godin begins his smart, short answer with “If it’s a word game…” as if planting a stake in the ground. He knows it is a word game and he suspects that we know it too. Brian, I like your list of...
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Brian, in a world of brand perception I’m surprised to note that you never grabbed your Facebook vanity url!
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My sense is that there is a much better distinction to focus on than Authority vs. Authenticity, because I agree with Brian Solis that they are very much interrelated and entwined. May I suggest that...
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Authority is objective and Authenticity is subjective. Social media may be driving cultural change within organisations but it can also provide a veneer of authenticity. Is giving the impression of...
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From my experience as a social media marketer I can safely say that it is not so much the case of authority vs. authenticity as it is the case of how authenticity of interactions can help build up...
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It's not so much a question of 'versus' it's a question of context – and power.Authenticity appeals to youth because it is their currency. An average twenty five year old has little authority without...
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