Oct 26, 2009

The Future Buzz Catering to those with an interest in a specific niche is important, but this alone is not a guaranteed recipe for success.  The other necessary ingredient is to cater to the influencer audience within that niche.  It’s simple, effective and not a novel strategy.  Although this concept seems rather basic to marketing, most (Read More)

Oct 18, 2009

Conversation Agent People flee sellers, especially in a bad economy. Public relations was born and thrived for many years on the wave of mass media - newspapers, television news, and magazines, for example. It's quite logical to think that if you get someone else to talk about how great your company is, then you are much more likely to gain (Read More)

Oct 16, 2009

Scripting News Like a bunch of other people I had the new Twitter lists feature turned on today. Immediately I needed a list to explore and had a bunch of ready-made ideas. I had already done aggregated feeds of the top 100 most followed people on Twitter, the employees of the Twitter company and the NY Times, the Twin Cities and most rec (Read More)

Sep 27, 2009

MakeUseOf.com While TweetDeck and Seesmic Desktop remain the most popular Twitter desktop clients, many people are turning to web-based alternatives. But why, when there are so many desktop clients around?There are several reasons why this may be a preferred way to use Twitter:Running a separate desktop application (usually with Adobe AI (Read More)

Sep 23, 2009

louisgray.com This morning, Google introduced a feature called SideWiki for Google Toolbar users that lets people add comments and annotations to Web sites. This is not a new approach, and it has been tried with varying lacks of success in the past, as most people without an agenda don't want to spend time marking up third party Web page (Read More)

Sep 12, 2009

Search Engine Optimization Author : Matthew Loop DCAre you a chiropractor who's purchased an expensive website, only to find that new patients are not knocking your door down like your practice management group promised you? If you can believe it, this applies to the majority of chiropractic professionals that shell-out big bucks on sophisticated web (Read More)

Sep 06, 2009

Submitted by Koltregaskes from Google Reader: Mark has written about the new features introduced in Google Reader, the significance of them was the ability to share and comment on posts with your friends. But if you feel that the Google Reader interface lacks pizzazz, you should be using Feedly instead. I am in love with Google Reader’s social features (here is my shar (Read More)

Apr 10, 2009

Louis Gray - FriendFeed Ok. So, social media. It’s the darling of the internet, it’s going to eat Google’s lunch. Real time search is the bomb. Engagement. Blah blah blah. You know, I buy into social media. You can find me participating on Facebook, FriendFeed and Twitter as well as whatever random other networks I’ve tried and not found particula (Read More)

Apr 08, 2009

ReadWriteWeb Freely moving from one service to the next is clearly part of the nature of the Internet today. On Twitter, Twhirl was the de-facto standard desktop client just a few short months ago, but now, TweetDeck has taken this position. The last version of TweetDeck, however, had some serious memory leaks, which led a lot of users (Read More)

Apr 07, 2009

TechCrunch FriendFeed is a wonderful application that allows users to track what their friends are doing online. Photos, videos, blog posts and anything else that’s published online with a RSS feed can be brought into the service and viewed by anyone who wants to subscribe to you. And the FriendFeed team is continuously innovating an (Read More)

Apr 05, 2009

Slate Magazine As Twitter-mania reaches new levels, Slate V presents a mockumentary about a company that wants to take microblogging to the next level. (Read More)

Apr 05, 2009

Mashable! Mark Ghuneim, (@mediaeater) is the Founder/CEO of digital marketing agency and technology incubator Wiredset and social media tracking service Trendrr.It’s amazing to think just a few short years ago the “interweb” was abuzz with the dominance of Friendster, YouTube was a simple beta test of cat videos, and the word tweet w (Read More)

Apr 02, 2009

TechWag Image by Will Lion via FlickrThere are hundreds of social networks, of course we have all heard about Facebook, MySpace, Linkedin, and dozens of others that are equally popular. Then there are some that are not popular in the US, but are popular in other countries. Orkut, a Google product, is popular in Brazil, HI5 is popul (Read More)

Feb 28, 2009

SheGeeks Following over 700+ people on Twitter can become one of the most tedious and time consuming tasks of social networking. People are constantly following you and unfollowing you. All you really want is for people to stick around, the opportunity to build your very own micro-community, and for people to listen and be listened (Read More)

Feb 16, 2009

Mashable! Lon S. Cohen is a writer and social media strategist. He is @obilon on Twitter.Never before in history has it been easier to glean from the knowledge of others who will give it away to you for free. It’s equivalent to getting higher education. I’m talking about Masters level stuff. And it’s all available right there on Twi (Read More)

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