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“Michael Brito is one of the real deals. In a world where it’s hard to find accredited sources in disruptive technology, Michael Brito has brand side experience, as well as agency side perspective. His new book is a likely desktop reference for organizations to understand the social customer and to humanize its business operations.”
Jeremiah Owyang, Partner, Altimeter Group
About the Author
Michael Brito considers himself a student of the social business, community building and customer advocacy.
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Social Business Interview with @thekenyeung
I hate being on video but my good friend Ken Yeung asked me to do the interview. DISCLOSURE: This interview was after a few glasses of wine.
My First Book Signing Was A Success – We Raised $3,860 for @Not_For_Sale
Last Wednesday night, I signed books at the Silicon Valley Tweetup – a total of about 40 or so. I was a little embarrassed sitting behind a table but all in all, I had such a great time seeing old friends and meeting new ones as well. Here is me posing.

2011 Global Social Media Usage & Behaviors
Once an organization is completely aligned internally; that is, their culture has evolved into a more collaborative and integrated structure, they have defined ownership of the social media function, established a governance model, sourced and selected technology partners and agencies, they can then begin the process of crafting a comprehensive social media strategy that is aligned with the rest of the marketing activities.
A Glimpse into the First 5 Chapters
When I first set out to write this book, I wanted to build the sections in a way that allowed for easy chapter-based steps which could facilitate the practical application of the strategies contained in the book. Each subsequent section and chapter serving as a requisite building-block of the next in much the same way as other books.
In a perfect real world scenario, this book is meant to mirror in chronological order and the natural evolution into a social business – cultural change –> tearing down silos and communicating across the organization –> social technologies that facilitate communication –> governance models –> tactical considerations that address the social customer –> and social CRM being response to the external social customer. This is essentially the first half of the book. Here is a glimpse of the Table of Contents: