Comments on: Technorati TKO’ed? http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/ Author, Entrepreneur, Scholar-Practitioner Tue, 31 Aug 2010 21:43:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: dwaynekilbourne http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-43 dwaynekilbourne Tue, 12 Jan 2010 22:08:06 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-43 I appreciate your comment and wealth of knowledge. Technorati was a good company once before, and I had no problem claiming blogs in the past, but it appears that things have changed. The assembly line (so-to-speak) is jammed up, and nobody is coming out to speak or even acknowledge that an issue really exists. I am sure that my blog will eventually be reviewed and elevated within the Technorati system, but it now has grown to become an issue much larger than that for me. Which Technorati employee forgot the importance of engaging your customers? Apparently, the great majority, especially those with the answers and power to communicate accordingly!<br><br>Thanks again for sharing your information! I appreciate your comment and wealth of knowledge. Technorati was a good company once before, and I had no problem claiming blogs in the past, but it appears that things have changed. The assembly line (so-to-speak) is jammed up, and nobody is coming out to speak or even acknowledge that an issue really exists. I am sure that my blog will eventually be reviewed and elevated within the Technorati system, but it now has grown to become an issue much larger than that for me. Which Technorati employee forgot the importance of engaging your customers? Apparently, the great majority, especially those with the answers and power to communicate accordingly!

Thanks again for sharing your information!

]]> By: ephman http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-42 ephman Tue, 12 Jan 2010 21:51:24 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-42 technorati lie. i was told direclty from them that their claiming process has "VASTLY IMPROVED" the day they launched their updated site. this was at blogworld '09 btw with their CEO right there. anyways they're becoming irrelevant to blogging anyhow since they could care less about their community. and care only about their "top 100"'s... <a href="http://www.ephman.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.ephman.com</a> has been waiting since 11/29/09 and holds out little hope. technorati lie. i was told direclty from them that their claiming process has “VASTLY IMPROVED” the day they launched their updated site. this was at blogworld '09 btw with their CEO right there. anyways they're becoming irrelevant to blogging anyhow since they could care less about their community. and care only about their “top 100″'s… http://www.ephman.com has been waiting since 11/29/09 and holds out little hope.

]]> By: dwaynekilbourne http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-19 dwaynekilbourne Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:08:06 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-19 I appreciate your comment and wealth of knowledge. Technorati was a good company once before, and I had no problem claiming blogs in the past, but it appears that things have changed. The assembly line (so-to-speak) is jammed up, and nobody is coming out to speak or even acknowledge that an issue really exists. I am sure that my blog will eventually be reviewed and elevated within the Technorati system, but it now has grown to become an issue much larger than that for me. Which Technorati employee forgot the importance of engaging your customers? Apparently, the great majority, especially those with the answers and power to communicate accordingly!<br><br>Thanks again for sharing your information! I appreciate your comment and wealth of knowledge. Technorati was a good company once before, and I had no problem claiming blogs in the past, but it appears that things have changed. The assembly line (so-to-speak) is jammed up, and nobody is coming out to speak or even acknowledge that an issue really exists. I am sure that my blog will eventually be reviewed and elevated within the Technorati system, but it now has grown to become an issue much larger than that for me. Which Technorati employee forgot the importance of engaging your customers? Apparently, the great majority, especially those with the answers and power to communicate accordingly!

Thanks again for sharing your information!

]]> By: ephman http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-18 ephman Tue, 12 Jan 2010 15:51:24 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-18 technorati lie. i was told direclty from them that their claiming process has "VASTLY IMPROVED" the day they launched their updated site. this was at blogworld '09 btw with their CEO right there. anyways they're becoming irrelevant to blogging anyhow since they could care less about their community. and care only about their "top 100"'s... <a href="http://www.ephman.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.ephman.com</a> has been waiting since 11/29/09 and holds out little hope. technorati lie. i was told direclty from them that their claiming process has “VASTLY IMPROVED” the day they launched their updated site. this was at blogworld '09 btw with their CEO right there. anyways they're becoming irrelevant to blogging anyhow since they could care less about their community. and care only about their “top 100″'s… http://www.ephman.com has been waiting since 11/29/09 and holds out little hope.

]]> By: The silent death of Technorati, the cover-up, the problem. | Bay Area Tech Pros http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-14 The silent death of Technorati, the cover-up, the problem. | Bay Area Tech Pros Tue, 05 Jan 2010 22:02:11 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-14 [...] Technorati is hard at work “drastically speed up the blog claim review process”, DW provides further analysis. Fair enough, however after my detective analysis I noticed that the last post from both employees [...] [...] Technorati is hard at work “drastically speed up the blog claim review process”, DW provides further analysis. Fair enough, however after my detective analysis I noticed that the last post from both employees [...]

]]> By: Tweets that mention DW » Blog Archive » Technorati TKO’ed? -- Topsy.com http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Tweets that mention DW » Blog Archive » Technorati TKO’ed? -- Topsy.com Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:30:05 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-13 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Dwayne Kilbourne and Dwayne Kilbourne, Dwayne Kilbourne. Dwayne Kilbourne said: Blog: Technorati TKO’ed? http://cli.gs/HQUUq #claimreview #customerservice #engagement #fail [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Dwayne Kilbourne and Dwayne Kilbourne, Dwayne Kilbourne. Dwayne Kilbourne said: Blog: Technorati TKO’ed? http://cli.gs/HQUUq #claimreview #customerservice #engagement #fail [...]

]]> By: dwaynekilbourne http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-16 dwaynekilbourne Tue, 05 Jan 2010 19:21:35 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-16 That is not a problem - I appreciate your insight and your perspective on your similar experience! I am still remotely confident in Technorati and their capabilities, but I am still very concerned. It is one thing if a coder is having trouble figuring out the fix, but major technology companies (especially the industry leaders") know the essence of communication and engagement - that is not a new concept at all! Hopefully, they will enlighten us all very soon! That is not a problem – I appreciate your insight and your perspective on your similar experience! I am still remotely confident in Technorati and their capabilities, but I am still very concerned. It is one thing if a coder is having trouble figuring out the fix, but major technology companies (especially the industry leaders”) know the essence of communication and engagement – that is not a new concept at all! Hopefully, they will enlighten us all very soon!

]]> By: Mike Daicoff http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Mike Daicoff Tue, 05 Jan 2010 19:10:53 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-15 Hi Dwayne,<br>Great post, and thank you for the Standing Stones reference. There must be some fairly deep-rooted process or people issues at Technorati for them to have remained silent on this, especially over the last couple of days.<br>Let's keep in touch, and be assured that if the status changes for my blog, I will leave a comment over here to provide an update!<br><br>Mike Hi Dwayne,
Great post, and thank you for the Standing Stones reference. There must be some fairly deep-rooted process or people issues at Technorati for them to have remained silent on this, especially over the last couple of days.
Let's keep in touch, and be assured that if the status changes for my blog, I will leave a comment over here to provide an update!

Mike

]]> By: dwaynekilbourne http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-12 dwaynekilbourne Tue, 05 Jan 2010 18:21:35 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-12 That is not a problem - I appreciate your insight and your perspective on your similar experience! I am still remotely confident in Technorati and their capabilities, but I am still very concerned. It is one thing if a coder is having trouble figuring out the fix, but major technology companies (especially the industry leaders") know the essence of communication and engagement - that is not a new concept at all! Hopefully, they will enlighten us all very soon! That is not a problem – I appreciate your insight and your perspective on your similar experience! I am still remotely confident in Technorati and their capabilities, but I am still very concerned. It is one thing if a coder is having trouble figuring out the fix, but major technology companies (especially the industry leaders”) know the essence of communication and engagement – that is not a new concept at all! Hopefully, they will enlighten us all very soon!

]]> By: Mike Daicoff http://dwaynekilbourne.com/2010/01/05/technorati/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Mike Daicoff Tue, 05 Jan 2010 18:10:53 +0000 http://dwaynekilbourne.com/?p=61#comment-11 Hi Dwayne,<br>Great post, and thank you for the Standing Stones reference. There must be some fairly deep-rooted process or people issues at Technorati for them to have remained silent on this, especially over the last couple of days.<br>Let's keep in touch, and be assured that if the status changes for my blog, I will leave a comment over here to provide an update!<br><br>Mike Hi Dwayne,
Great post, and thank you for the Standing Stones reference. There must be some fairly deep-rooted process or people issues at Technorati for them to have remained silent on this, especially over the last couple of days.
Let's keep in touch, and be assured that if the status changes for my blog, I will leave a comment over here to provide an update!

Mike

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