Know and Master Your Social Media Data Flow - louisgray.com

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20 May 09

Ricky N
- Twitter user one piece of advice, it would be: "Always know where your data flows, and participate where it lands."
- 3. Native FriendFeed Posts
  
  When I post a new item directly to FriendFeed, it echoes to Twitter, which in turn, updates Facebook. Knowing this, I often author the headline using Twitter language, such as @ signs and hashtags, keeping the headline short. I can then, in FriendFeed, edit the headline to use normal language, optimizing the data for where it is consumed.
  
  4. Delicious Bookmarks
  
  Bookmarks I make on Delicious are shared to FriendFeed, and bounced to Twitter and Facebook. I ensure the headline and the source of the article are displayed, and now truncate that to hit Twitter's character limits.
19 May 09

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Gute Visualisierung, wie man verschiedene Dienste kombinieren kann - statt delicious kann auch diigo gelesen werden.

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