Four useful tools for social networkers
David reviews for online services that increase the productivity of active contributors to social media.
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Manufacturing Crunch
Pat Cleary built the National Association of Manufacturers blog as a Capitol Hill lobbying tool and grew it to a million readers. Now he's at it again, with a labor of love community for manufacturers built on the Ning platform.
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Breaking News (and Making News): Twitter Surges 131% in March to 9.3 Million U.S. Visitors! (comScore Voices)
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FDA Official Tells Blogger That Pharma Social Media OK
The government agency is beginning to pry open the door to enabling health care companies to take advantage of social media channels. Still, fears about regulatory hurdles, privacy and consumer backlash are keeping the health care industry relatively quite in social media right now.
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How-To: Search the Social Web - Ultimate Toolkit
Great list of search tools for all kinds of social media.
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Court Allows Dentist To Sue Writer Of Bad Yelp Review
A California court is allowing a dentist to proceed with a lawsuit charging that a couple defamed her with a review on Yelp. The defendants had posted a review saying that the dentist used laughing gas on their four-year-old son and filled the tooth with an amalgam containing mercury. The dentist said the review caused her emotional distress.
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100 Twitter Tools to Help You Achieve All Your Goals | Best Online Colleges
At its essence, Twitter is nothing more than an RSS feed. The tools are what make it so valuable. Online Best Colleges has come up with this great list of 100 Twitter tools that do everything from identify people you haven't tweeted in a long time to figure out how much time you waste on Twitter. And you can waste a LOT of time on Twitter!
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Nielsen: Twitter's growing really, really, really, really fast | The Social - CNET News
From February 2008 to February 2009, it clocked in at a whopping 1,382 percent growth rate.Twitter (which counts the 35-to-49 age demographic as its biggest, the statistics said) may be growing even faster than its numbers say. "PC Web usage of Twitter.com doesn't tell the whole story," the post by Nielsen Online's Michelle McGiboney read. "The ability to (use) Twitter via a mobile phone--whether through the mobile Web or via text messages--is a driving factor in the social network's success. In January, 735,000 unique visitors accessed the Twitter Web site through their mobile phones. The average unique visitor went to Twitter.com 14 times during the month and spent an average of seven minutes on the site."
in list: Twitter
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SyFy Lends Itself Not to Sci-Fi, But Syphilis Jokes | BNET Media Blog | BNET
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Advertising - Tropicana Discovers Some Buyers Are Passionate About Packaging - NYTimes.com
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Nielsen: Social Networking Overtakes E-mail in Popularity
Active reach in what Nielsen defines as "member communities" now exceeds e-mail participation by 67 percent to 65 percent. What's more, the reach of social networking and blogging venues is growing at twice the rate of other large drivers of Internet use such as portals, e-mail and search.
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A Completely Unscientific (Yet Accurate) Look at Social Sites
A statistical analysis of social network users that is totally made up but bitingly accurate, at least in the satirical sense :-)
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Six ways to make Web 2.0 work - The McKinsey Quarterly - Six ways Web 2.0 work - Business Technology - Application Management
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6 Ways to Publish Your Own Book
Self-publishing today is inexpensive and relatively easy. For authors who don't want to put up with the run-around of finding increasingly skittish professional publishers, it can be a fast way to build a personal brand and actually make decent money.
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The Social Customer Manifesto: Skittles Social Media Experiment
In a bold experiment in letting go, Skittles gives over its home page to a Twitter feed. The site also includes links to the brand's activities on Facebook and Flickr. "I don't know why everyone is talking about Skittles but they're gross!" says one Tweeter. Bloggers are debating like crazy as scores of new tweets come in by the minute.
in list: Twitter
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