Below are links to third party articles, case studies and posts written by or about Chris Herbert, Mi6 and Silicon Halton (grassroots tech community cofounded by Chris Herbert).
In the News
May 2011 – Toronto Star
Making Halton the Next Silicon Valley
April 2011 – InsideHalton.com
Facing venture capitalists without nasty dragon burns
Oct 2010 – My Own Boss (Blog produced by Allstream Small Business)
Post: What’s the Buzz about Yelp?
Aug 2010 – My Own Boss (Blog produced by Allstream Small Business)
Post: The Right Marketing Mix: Online vs Offline, what’s the right balance?
Post: Starting to use lists on Twitter
Post: What is Marketing?
Post: Getting Google Analytics Working for You
Jul 2010 – My Own Boss (Blog produced by Allstream Small Business)
Post: Linkedin, more than a place to post your resume
Post: Understanding the Buzz on Google Buzz
Jun 2010 – B2Bbloggers.com
Post: B2B Social Media Strategy: 5 Steps to Gaining Executive Buy-in
May 2010 – Silicon Halton
Post: Meetup #7 featuring interview with Nik Garkusha, Open Source Strategy Lead with Microsoft
Apr 2010 – Oakville.com
Article: Silicon Halton to be Hi Tech Leader
Apr 2010 – The Social CMO
Syndicated Post: Even though the economy is turning this is good selling advice
Feb 2010 – The Social CMO
Syndicated Post: Take a breath and take it easy!
Jan 2010 – The Social CMO
Syndicated Post: Social Networks, the New Black Book and More
Syndicated Post: B2B Leaders Wake Up!
Nov 2009 – What’s Working in Marketing, Telesian Technology, Inc.
Post: Are Messages Heard in Social Media?
July 2009 – ASI Central, Advantages Magazine
Cover Article: Hear, Hear! Listening Up Can Be Creative
Feb 2009 – Josh Bernoff, Forrester Research
Post: New Research: B2B buyers have very high social participation
Jan 2009 – Josh Bernoff, Forrester Research
Post: A Groundswell Friendfeed Experiment
Aug 2008 – Cisco I-Prize Competition/WebEx
Case Study: Cisco I-Prize HAN Team Heightens Productivity with WebEx Meeting Applications
July 2008 – Cisco Systems
News Release: The Final 12, Cisco I-Prize successfully taps ideas from people outside of Silicon Valley’s mainstream