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Relationship saturation is characteristic of word-of-mouth viral marketing,
where it’s known as a Bass Diffusion Curve. NotchUp should have recognized this and
eliminated redundant contacts from the start, but that would have broken their
business model; instead, they used it as a way to repeatedly invite the same
person.

Social graph data is precious stuff, and sites like LinkedIn face a difficult
choice. They can open up their relationship maps — as Facebook API or Google’s
OpenSocial do — and risk losing their core value. Or they can turn their sites
into walled gardens, keeping relationships to themselves but constantly fending
off contact harvesters.

How to find Software Developers on
Twitter

Do you know how to find Software Developers on Twitter? Its
not so hard. Let me show you how.

1. Go to the Twitter Search page
(shown below)

Linkedin is growing faster than Facebook

Before you can recruit passive prospects online, you have to be where they
are (or where they will most likely be). Gee, that’s kind of deep. Well, if you
want to know where a lot of passive prospects will be… its (drumroll please)
Linkedin. (www.linkedin.com)

Compared to other Social Networks, Linkedin had the most impressive
growth rate by escalating in audience growth 271%.
WOW! To put that in perspective, Facebook’s new audience share
doubled, but only by 102%. (Not bad by any means, but still… its not
271%.)

Its also notable to cite that MySpace’s unique audience totaled 55.4
million in February 2008, more than double Facebook’s 20.0 million.

Check out the stats below, courtesy of Nielsen Media