Wednesday, August 20th, 2008
Social networks are pretty well main stream now. Everyone has heard of MySpace and knows what it is, and even my teachers from high school or earlier are adding me on Facebook (I'm still not sure if them remembering me is a good thing or not). Every now and then ...
Posted in Employment, Facebook, Social Media | 2 Comments »
Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Have a bunch of different stuff going on right now, so I am a bit pressed for time on posts. As such, here are a few things I've been holding in my head that I'll share with you all real quick.
There are 80+ people confirmed for the blogger social.I am ...
Posted in Blogger Social, Blogging, Twitter | 1 Comment »
Friday, February 29th, 2008
It seems everyone has to have an obligatory post about twitter and their inability to explain it. That's in part why I haven't bothered posting about it. I've felt that if I can't relay its potential uses or where it adds value, then I haven't sufficiently explored it (unless of ...
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Thursday, January 24th, 2008
Inspired by Ryan's post I have been investing more time into Twitter (and am aiming to invest more still). Part of it has been really setting aside fears to try. That is, just because you can follow anyone's conversation doesn't mean you're welcome to join in. Conversely, it doesn't mean ...
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Tuesday, January 1st, 2008
There are so many companies now that are new a "communication platform" banking off the (rather fluke) success of Twitter. Twitter is the 140 character text posts. Seesmic is going for the short length video responses. Utterz is trying to get the short-length sound bite. All are aiming at it ...
Posted in Social Media | 1 Comment »
Monday, December 24th, 2007
(Big thanks to Allie for letting me use her awesome photo!)
I read a very interesting differentiation recently on Traditional Marketing versus Social Media Marketing by Chris Borgan. In his post, Chris makes an interesting separation describing social media as the tools and marketing as the discipline. Chris goes further to ...
Posted in Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Twitter | No Comments »
Friday, November 2nd, 2007
Okay, so when I haven't been developing the niche user generated content site, I've been thinking almost obsessively about life streaming and micro-blogging. Really, ReadWriteWeb's interview with David Karp on version 3 of Tumblr is what brought me back around to think about it more.
While I agree Twitter and Tumblr ...
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Thursday, November 1st, 2007
I hope everyone had a happy Halloween yesterday! I just woke up after spending a long night being dressed as a pirate (pictures to come). It was quite enjoyable. Many didn't recognize me, which lead to a lot of staring and attention. Sure, it was like buying attention, but who ...
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