Discussing Social Media with Xeequa CEO Axel Schultze

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Des Walsh & Friends on BlogTalkRadioAxel Schultze, CEO of Xeequa and Social Media Academy, was my guest recently on my Des Walsh & Friends show on BlogTalkRadio.

The recorded session can be accessed via the player below or the link at the end of the post.

Axel SchultzeOne of the early advocates, users and experts in the social media space, Axel recently initiated Social Business One, a community focused on how businesses are adopting social computing to engage with customers, improve employee productivity and create a competitive advantage.

As one of the Alpha users of LinkedIn, a beta user of Twitter and one of the first business executives on Facebook, Axel is a highly experienced user of social computing tools and a respected thought leader in the enterprise world.

In our discussion on BlogTalkRadio, Axel shared a number of insights about social media in the enterprise, especially from the perspective of “the way customers do things”, e.g. the way customers buy now, and the whole customer experience.

Some snippets
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  • Social media – more a mindset than technology
  • “Take the ‘media’ out of social media”
  • There is a huge disconnect between the way people sell and the way people buy
  • Existing sales tools are built around old processes – which does not help the salesperson achieve success – and what can be done about that

You can see Axel’s various locations on the social web at his XeeSM site.

[If the player above does not appear, use this link to hear the recording].

Republished with author's permission from original post.

Des Walsh
Des Walsh is an executive leadership coach, social media strategist and LinkedIn expert. He is passionate about sharing his understanding of the benefits of social media in a way that makes good sense for business.

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