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[Updated at 1:05 p.m.] Mariner Energy, owner of the production platform, said in a press release that no hydrocarbon spill has been reported after an initial flyover of the incident.
"Mariner has notified and is working with regulatory authorities in response to this incident," the statement said. "The cause is not known, and an investigation will be undertaken. During the last week of August 2010, production from this facility averaged approximately 9.2 million cubic feet of nat.. show all text
[Updated at 1:05 p.m.] Mariner Energy, owner of the production platform, said in a press release that no hydrocarbon spill has been reported after an initial flyover of the incident. "Mariner has notified and is working with regulatory authorities in response to this incident," the statement said. "The cause is not known, and an investigation will be undertaken. During the last week of August 2010, production from this facility averaged approximately 9.2 million cubic feet of natural gas per day and 1,400 barrels of oil and condensate." The company also said no injuries have been reported. [Updated at 12:48 p.m.] David Reed, a paramedic on board the Rowan Gorilla II oil rig located 14 miles from the platform that exploded told submitted an iReport saying he saw all thirteen workers rescued from the water. “We were up here in the radio room and all of sudden we saw a whole bunch of smoke coming from the platform," Reed said. "Shortly after all the radios started lighting up like a Christmas tree. They called any helicopters in the area, any boats in the area to respond, they were saying there were people in the water. There were multiple people in the water.” See Reed's iReport of what he witnessed WWL: Coast Guard reporting production platform incident WDSU: Production platform explodes in Gulf iReport: Did you see the explosion? Share images [Updated at 12:32 p.m.] White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said Thursday that the federal government has "assets ready" to respond to any environmental problems resulting from the explosion of an oil platform off the coast of Louisiana. [Updated at 12:31 p.m.] All thirteen people aboard a production platform that exploded in the Gulf are accounted for and safely on a commercial vessel according to initial information, the U.S. Coast Guard said in a statement. "We continue to gather information as we respond with full force, and have oil spill response assets ready for immediate deployment should we receive any reports of pollution," the statement said. [Updated at 11:53 a.m.] U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Bill Colclough tells CNN that 12 people from the production platform are in water immersion suits as they await rescue. Colclough told CNN there are reports the production platform, which is for both oil and natural gas, is still on fire. "We don't know what caused the rig to catch on fire," he told CNN, noting the incident is under investigation. Asked about concerns regarding oil leaks or pollution, Colclough said "there are reports the rig was not actively producing any product, so we don't know if there's any risk of pollution." Mariner Energy is a leading independent oil and gas exploration and production company in the Gulf of Mexico. About 85 percent of the company's production comes from offshore assets, with a growing share of that coming from deepwater developments. The explosion comes nearly five months after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded April 20, killing 11 people and causing oil to gush into [Updated at 11:43 a.m.] U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Bill Colclough tells CNN that all 13 workers involved in the production platform explosion are accounted for, but one person is injured. Coast Guard Choppers are on the way to the site 80 miles south of Vermilion Bay. [Posted at 11:33 a.m.] An oil production platform has exploded 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana, with 12 people overboard and one missing, the Coast Guard said Thursday morning. Rescue attempts are under way for at least 12 people, Coast Guard spokesman John Edwards told CNN. 13 people were on board the production platform total, Edwards said, noting 12 have been accounted for, but one person was missing. The accident took place 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana on the Vermilion Oil production platform 380, which is owned by Houston-based Mariner Energy. The Coast Guard has multiple helicopters, an airplane and several Coast Guard cutters en route. It's unknown if there are any injuries.
philwest: Oil platform explodes in Gulf, rescues under way – This Just In - CNN.com Blogs http://t.co/YBnns61 via @cnn
02.09.2010 09.29.48
TarynP: Omg. RT @60SecondTweets: RT @swfrost: can't believe there's been another oil rig explosion in Gulf http://tinyurl.com/23yhz2b
02.09.2010 09.17.23
kfarwell: Hoping we learned from BP and this is handled quickly. RT @cnnbrk: #Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 09.08.16
StarrGazr: RT @StacyNelson: RT @Area224 @MiaChambers Oil Rig explodes in the Gulf... http://bit.ly/cZm3F0 AND http://bit.ly/cWQ0md
02.09.2010 09.00.43
wharman: Oh no / RT @cnnbrk: #CoastGuard: 12 #oilrig workers in water in safety suits; 1 other injured. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.59.25
digiphile: @UltraNurd Fingers crossed. Looks like all 13 workers are accounted for, at least: http://bit.ly/cWFXib
02.09.2010 08.56.17
AllieHerzog: Rescue efforts under way after oil rig explosion in Gulf – This Just In- CNN.com Blogs http://t.co/Xf5KGuT via @cnn (seriously, again?!)
02.09.2010 08.51.28
heatherrast: RT @LisaHoffmann: -> Oh no! <- Rescue efforts underway after oil rig explosion in Gulf - http://bit.ly/9AJrDn This can't be happening!
02.09.2010 08.51.04
techguerilla: #FAIL RT @AndrewMueller: RT @BuzzEdition: ►#Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.48.56
AndrewMueller: RT @BuzzEdition: ►#Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM via @cnnbrk
02.09.2010 08.48.08
BrettPohlman: Rescue efforts underway after oil rig explosion in Gulf – This Just In - CNN.com Blogs http://t.co/ymEE00I via @cnn
02.09.2010 08.41.03
ImTheQ: RT @cnnbrk: #Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.40.57
webanna:
cnnbrk: Coast Guard: #Oilrig not producing oil at time of blast, apparently still on fire. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 09.05.11
michaelgass: CNN Breaking News: Another Gulf oil rig explosion http://is.gd/eRE7u
02.09.2010 09.02.23
cnnbrk: #CoastGuard: 12 #oilrig workers in water in safety suits; 1 other injured. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.55.58
QueenofSpain:
BuzzEdition: ►#Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM via @cnnbrk
02.09.2010 08.46.36
LisaHoffmann: -> Oh no! <- Rescue efforts underway after oil rig explosion in Gulf - http://bit.ly/9AJrDn
02.09.2010 08.45.55
leslie:
TiffanyPR: Rescue efforts underway after oil rig explosion in Gulf http://bit.ly/b9OzG3
02.09.2010 08.44.24
cnnbrk: #Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.36.13
Excited about your new Facebook page but don’t know what’s next? What does a truly advanced company look like in social business? They can say yes to seven or more of these ten criteria.
We’ve been interviewing the most sophisticated brands in the world when it comes to social business for our upcoming report on “Enterprise Social Strategists Role”. We’ve come to learn which companies are advanced and why. Secondly, I meet a variety of.. show all text
Excited about your new Facebook page but don’t know what’s next? What does a truly advanced company look like in social business? They can say yes to seven or more of these ten criteria. We’ve been interviewing the most sophisticated brands in the world when it comes to social business for our upcoming report on “Enterprise Social Strategists Role”. We’ve come to learn which companies are advanced and why. Secondly, I meet a variety of companies who tell me they are “Very advanced, having done this for a few years, and have dozens of Facebook efforts” but when I ask them some specific questions on their sophistication, they often retract their statement. How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity.
We’ve done research on the roadmap for companies to reach these 10 levels of nirvana, but have found few companies that have done a few, or even a majority of them. If you know of any companies that have achieved five out of ten of these criteria, we’d love to know, please leave a comment.
dustinj: RT @chrisdickey: 10 signs that your company has reached Social / #SCRM maturity. Even 5 of 10 is awesome: http://bit.ly/a4mThq
02.09.2010 09.23.34
benasmith: Effective social strategy? Check out this post from @jowyang, "10 Criteria of Social Business Maturity" http://bit.ly/cvP19T
02.09.2010 08.52.59
TheTimHayden:
briansolis:
drbret: RT @jowyang How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity « Web.. http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ
02.09.2010 08.38.21
jimstorer: Great post from @jowyang on assessing social business maturity (http://bit.ly/c7SDWA) #cmgr
02.09.2010 08.27.02
shivsingh: RT @jowyang How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity « Web.. http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ Great piece
02.09.2010 08.22.30
TVAmy: RT @AmberCadabra: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity http://bit.ly/bGAyl2
02.09.2010 08.09.45
AmberCadabra: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity http://bit.ly/bGAyl2
02.09.2010 08.05.56
tacanderson: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity http://bit.ly/cFojvV by @jowyang
02.09.2010 08.02.39
ShannonPaul: RT @jowyang How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity « Web.. http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ
02.09.2010 07.48.24
techguerilla: RT @jowyang: PASS IT ON: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity: http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ
02.09.2010 07.10.08
alexdc: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity http://ff.im/-q6NmB
02.09.2010 07.00.28
jowyang: PASS IT ON: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity: http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ
02.09.2010 06.58.27
goodridge: How to assess social business maturity (http://bit.ly/c7SDWA) - thanks @jowyang!
02.09.2010 08.57.07
stuartfoster: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity « Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang http://bit.ly/cz8B8c
02.09.2010 08.23.31
ShaunaCausey: Worth a read: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity http://bit.ly/cFojvV /by @jowyang via @tacanderson
02.09.2010 08.22.48
maddiegrant:
webby2001:
digiphile: "Twitter plans to record all links clicked"-@declanm http://j.mp/dATS8z Will custom bit.ly URL shorteners like n.pr disappear?
02.09.2010 07.19.09
davedelaney: RT @cnet Twitter says it will record all links clicked | Privacy Inc. - CNET News http://bit.ly/aMzrDl #li
02.09.2010 07.13.30
backupify: Did you read this yet? If not, you should. Twitter plans to record all links clicked | Privacy Inc. - CNET News http://ar.gy/1fA
02.09.2010 06.55.11
LoriMoreno: *click* :D RT @SteveAkinsSEO "Twitter plans to record all links clicked": http://bit.ly/cHHDtm via @cheth @kim
02.09.2010 09.18.30
andybeal: Twitter plans to record all links clicked - http://gri.ms/KTGa #privacy
02.09.2010 08.50.02
kim: Reading: "Twitter plans to record all links clicked": http://bit.ly/cHHDtm via @cheth
02.09.2010 08.31.14
Aerocles: Twitter plans to record all links clicked | Privacy Inc. - CNET News http://bit.ly/afYC47 #Aeromag
02.09.2010 07.55.50
paul_steele: RT @chirrps: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://bit.ly/a5T8xT
02.09.2010 07.34.17
shawnz: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-20015397-281.html
02.09.2010 07.12.25
AskAaronLee: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://bit.ly/a5T8xT RT @chirrps
02.09.2010 06.42.10
Says JacquelinesLife:
Seriously?!?! RT @statesman: Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
JacquelinesLife: Seriously?!?! RT @statesman: Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
02.09.2010 09.06.56
jackiehuba: What??? RT @statesman: Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
02.09.2010 09.03.02
mxwll: Oh. Spiffy. RT @statesman Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
02.09.2010 08.57.15
omarg: Your "DAMMIT!" of the day: RT @statesman Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
02.09.2010 08.57.03
elisewho: RT @statesman Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
02.09.2010 08.54.33
statesman: Just in: An oil rig has exploded in the Gulf of Mexico: http://bit.ly/aPNM8O
02.09.2010 08.46.16
Says StacyWeitzner:
RT @TEDxOilSpill: Oil rig explodes in the Gulf of Mexico, 80 miles off Louisiana coast. http://bit.ly/bpkWNK
StacyWeitzner: RT @TEDxOilSpill: Oil rig explodes in the Gulf of Mexico, 80 miles off Louisiana coast. http://bit.ly/bpkWNK
02.09.2010 08.59.09
newmediajim: RT @BreakingNews: One person missing after rig explosion in Gulf of Mexico south of Grand Isle, La., Coast Guard says http://bit.ly/bpkWNK
02.09.2010 08.56.28
katmandelstein:
DarinRMcClure:
michellemalkin: RT @BreakingNews: One missing after rig explosion in Gulf of Mexico south of Grand Isle, La. http://bit.ly/bpkWNK
02.09.2010 08.35.08
NewsHour: BREAKING: Local media reporting one missing of 13-man crew http://bit.ly/bpkWNK; Times-Picayune reporting crew in the water. More to Come.
02.09.2010 08.48.33
BreakingNews: One person missing after rig explosion in Gulf of Mexico south of Grand Isle, La., Coast Guard says http://bit.ly/bpkWNK
02.09.2010 08.31.12
WarrenWhitlock: RT @leeodden The Great App Bubble: http://tprk.us/d2ci7S (Fast Company)
02.09.2010 09.35.25
myerman: nicely put: "Marketers are spending $ on apps at the expense of mobile web sites" http://tprk.us/d2ci7S
02.09.2010 08.24.05
TheTimHayden:
michaelrlitt: Interesting perspective on mobile apps: "We're in an app bubble": http://ow.ly/2ysnR
02.09.2010 09.13.52
GeorgeDearing: @judyshapiro -- and it (http://bit.ly/bVJmGa) throws a bit of a wrench into @GColony's recent "App Internet" piece -- http://bit.ly/94s7Yh
02.09.2010 06.59.10
The following press release went live a few minutes ago. We chose not to revise our final bid, and have ended discussions regarding a potential acquisition of 3PAR. Press release below. ----------- Dell Declines to Revise Bid for 3PAR, Ends Acquisition Discussions ROUND ROCK, Texas, Sept.
The following press release went live a few minutes ago. We chose not to revise our final bid, and have ended discussions regarding a potential acquisition of 3PAR. Press release below. ----------- Dell Declines to Revise Bid for 3PAR, Ends Acquisition Discussions ROUND ROCK, Texas, Sept.
TheTimHayden: Game over. Dell ends acquisition discussions with 3PAR: http://dell.to/aeiz1d (via @LionelatDell)
02.09.2010 08.07.18
SarahatDell:
ChrisBatDell: Stepping back... RT @LionelatDell: Game over. Dell ends acquisition discussions with 3PAR: http://dell.to/aeiz1d
02.09.2010 07.46.35
susanbeebe: Game over. Dell ends acquisition discussions with 3PAR: http://dell.to/aeiz1d /via @LionelatDell #storage
02.09.2010 07.46.18
wesley83:
LionelatDell: Game over. Dell ends acquisition discussions with 3PAR: http://dell.to/aeiz1d
02.09.2010 07.36.58
Is your boss still skeptical about social media? Are you looking for creative ideas for social media executions? Do you have a sense of what you're looking to achieve? This post is for you.
Last week we talked about how to develop a case study. This week, we review 12 out of 104 case studies that are telling the story of how businesses progressed through solving a problem and delivering results -- with social media.
To summarize, the structure of a marketing case study generally is:
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Is your boss still skeptical about social media? Are you looking for creative ideas for social media executions? Do you have a sense of what you're looking to achieve? This post is for you. Last week we talked about how to develop a case study. This week, we review 12 out of 104 case studies that are telling the story of how businesses progressed through solving a problem and delivering results -- with social media. To summarize, the structure of a marketing case study generally is:
I've been saving posts about businesses small and large for this conversation. Before we dive in though, I would like to make a strong point -- your business and the context it's in, which includes your competitors, economy, customers, etc., is not the same as any of the ones described here. You should plan your own strategy, build your own audience, connect with your customers, and so on. There are now plenty of social media case studies out there. And I encourage you to submit yours to me -- this is a pitch I actually want. See the structure and post linked above for a framework on constructing one. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (1.) A Tattoo Hunt of Blog Proportions
As a not so aside, the total box office domestic gross March19 to August 19, 2010 was $9.98MM. The indie movie's budget was $13MM. When you look at the worldwide grosses so far, the movie did well. I just watched it this past weekend, and I must say that although the plot has its very dark moments, the grassroots social media efforts paid off even on me. I would have not picked up this movie otherwise. I watch no TV and all of the content I consume, with the exception of books, is pretty much online. The goal was to promote the movie to targeted audiences. Results for the blog hunt, listed among the outreach efforts in the post, are: - The movie official site launched with a 3.8 million Alexa rank, dropped to 400K in 3 weeks (at 250K in 8 weeks, at 194K in 10 weeks) -- through exposure provided by 11 very diverse blogs. - During the contest, 500 people completed the contest, reading all 11 blog posts. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (2.) What Are They Smoking? As the popularity of once-fashionable cigar bars wanes and public smoking bans proliferate, getting to the fans directly was particularly important. The key performance indicators (KPIs) are leading to results. The 25,000 limited-edition cigars that EPC Cigar has been releasing monthly since December “are selling extremely quickly,” Mr. Perez-Carrillo III said. Sales of $1.5 million are projected this year. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (3.) I'm With Those Boots The company exceeded their sales goal for the new product line by 30 percent. They attribute 95 percent of their sales to social media marketing on about half their traditional marketing budget, or $60k. Pay attention to the numbers of followers in social networks -- that's right, not very high, because very focused on a specific outcome and demographic. The clicks are where they matter 116 percent increase in website traffic over five months and a 213 percent increase on “Find a Retailer”. The difference: they stuck to a strategy. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (4.) Bring Slow Dancing Back The get together was stolen and organized by two friends who grabbed the suggestion from a Doritos petition that drove to a site from a TV commercial to collect signature for bringing slow dancing back. The friends decided to throw the party three weeks after the beginning of the campaign and organized the event by mobilizing friends in social networks. The results:
The target audience: pilots. How did they reach them? Through a combination of integrated, targeted, and search optimized content on video and social networks. Forget the tools, think about where your audience may find you, write content that appeals to them, provide useful information and news, and make it easy for the right people to find you -- all in two weeks. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (6.) Whole Content The company maintains over 200 Facebook fan pages, and more than 150 Twitter accounts, feeding fresh content to them. There is variety in the tone of the posts between pages. Some community managers share fun information while other keep posts strictly focused on business happenings. They follow their ABCs on Twitter = authority, boundaries, and continuity, and more. If you need more reasons to see that Whole Foods knows social media, Kyle Lacy gives you 5. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (7.) Being a Social Animal See the story here. 41,387people opted into text message updates. The Web site received 850,000 visitors. I disagree with one thing they present on their video -- this wasn't a big idea, it was a collection of many small touch points that delivered (pun intended) the engagement and higher visits to the Antwerp Zoo. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (8.) 1:10 They used a blog post explaining what how people could help as a landing page. Then integrated social media outreach and outposts, and created content with a calls to action -- one of which was to email their MP. The slide here represents the results. Part of the campaign was also a pledge Amnesty created at PledgeBank.com. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (9.) A Walk in the Park First they built an audience, then they gained support via a petition to the California legislature and Governor Schwarzenegger. The Facebook page fan action was integrated with a Web site and email petition and donation campaign to the house list and partner organizations in California. A segmented direct donation drive was layered with telemarketing. The story was picked by by prominent local and online news outlets. In late July/August, they launched a social-media-only campaign promoting the Frequent Visitor membership level ($125 to get an annual parks parking pass) on Facebook and Twitter. See more at the link above. One lesson learned in mid-program: use specific link codes and tracking to learn where your donations are coming from. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (10.) The Best Buy is a Social Buy They tweet in three languages, collect ideas to put them into action, empower teens to vote for green organizations @15 integrating that with Facebook, and give you the opportunity to make your own Best Buy. The company advocates transparency on its blogs, monitors digital media for opportunities to be of assistance, and share knowledge and builds communities internally. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (11.) Not Jetting Out of a Tight Spot They are answering virtually every tweet about the issue — even if it is to say that it can’t comment about ongoing investigations and provide links to more information. The 227 comments to the airline's brief post are either praises for the airline's good service, or suggestions to take advantage of Slater's sudden popularity. An interesting turn of conversation. One you can only organize when your service or product is great in the first place, before an issue happens. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (12.) Hitting the Sweet Spot Read this interview with Beth Harte and find out how she does it. Who doen't love cupcakes? *** And here we are. Since many of these case studies are about consumer goods or special markets, I'm linking to the other 92 at the GasPedal SlideShare account for BlogWell. These are all case studies from large and midsized companies that are implementing social media. As I was a member of the Social Media Business Council while working at a Fortune 500 company, you will see my presentation among them. ______ Bonus case studies from Conversation Agent archives: Mass MoCA Does Wilco: How a Band Curated a Museum Experience Investor Relations: NASDAQ Community How One Mid-Seized Business is Using Social Media to Build Awareness and Increase SalesIf you enjoyed this post from Conversation Agent, consider subscribing and sharing it.
brett: See How They did it: 104 Social Media Case Studies http://bit.ly/cgsDUd (via @conversationage - thanks for sharing @jasonfalls)
02.09.2010 08.40.07
jimstorer: Also love this post from @conversationage on social media case studies http://bit.ly/bjus9r #cmgr
02.09.2010 08.27.58
michelletripp: Worth Sharing--> 104 Social Media Case Studies: http://bit.ly/9VC5Cm by @conversationage
02.09.2010 07.46.26
writingroads: Any day I'm 10 spots above Best Buy = good day RT @ConversationAge See How They did it: 104 Social Media Case Studies http://bit.ly/cgsDUd
02.09.2010 09.29.43
LoriMoreno: RT @reddsmitty @foiledcupcakes Yay Mari! Nice shoutout on the 104 Social Media Case Studies post from @ConversationAge! http://bit.ly/9tKxDn
02.09.2010 09.19.40
ozsultan: See How They did it: 104 Social Media Case Studies http://bit.ly/cgsDUd (via @conversationage - thanks for sharing @jasonfalls, @brett)
02.09.2010 08.41.38
kevinokeefe: See How They did it: 104 Social Media Case Studies http://is.gd/eRAP4
02.09.2010 08.15.00
kyleplacy: 104 Social Media Case Studies from @ConversationAge > http://ow.ly/2yxqO (great post)
02.09.2010 07.59.42
I've never been much of a fan of incubators. Some have made the model work. My favorite of the bunch is Betaworks, based here in NYC. Betaworks is more than an incubator, but they have shown that they can make the incubation model work with projects like bit.ly and chartbeat.
But one aspect of incubation that I like very much is the idea that multiple projects are sharing the same workspace. The term for this kind of work setup is coworking. There are various approaches to coworking.
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I've never been much of a fan of incubators. Some have made the model work. My favorite of the bunch is Betaworks, based here in NYC. Betaworks is more than an incubator, but they have shown that they can make the incubation model work with projects like bit.ly and chartbeat. But one aspect of incubation that I like very much is the idea that multiple projects are sharing the same workspace. The term for this kind of work setup is coworking. There are various approaches to coworking. There is the shared space model. Foursquare, Curbed, and Hard Candy Shell have shared a single office for the past year and a half and they get a lot of benefits from working together even though they are three companies all working on very different things. Our portfolio company Outside.in has employees from our portfolio companies Disqus and Zemanta working out of their office. We see that kind of setup all over the startup world. I encourage all of our young companies to think about that kind of setup. The main benefits of this kind of setup are comraderie (small startups can be lonely), knowledge sharing, high energy, culture, and cost sharing. I have heard so many stories of software developers walking to the other side of the office to talk to software developers working for another company to talk about a thorny tech issue. That same thing can happen in finance, legal, bus dev, marketing, product management, really all parts of the business. You can get some of the benefits of scale without being at scale. I have been contacted by a large number of people working in city, state, and federal government recently asking me how they can help small tech companies. They often ask about real estate. I tell them that small office spaces are plentiful and not terribly expensive, but that what we need more of is coworking spaces. And we have been getting them at a nice clip here in NYC. A few weeks ago I was down at the NYU Poly coworking space on Varick St right near the Holland Tunnel. They have about thirty companies in one large open floor in a very nice buiding owned by Trinity Church. NYC Seed keeps their manhattan office there as well. Dogpatch Labs has coworking spaces in SF, Boston, and NYC. The NYC Dogpatch is on 12th between University and Broadway. There are a lot of great companies going into and coming out of Dogpatch these days. A new coworking space has opened in Williamsburg recently called The Brooklyn Makery. The image at the top of this post is of their space. I am really excited about this project and a few of us from our office are going out there in a few weeks to visit all the teams. There is an all woman entrepreneur coworking space on 23rd St between Fifth and Sixth called InGoodCompany. There is an all green/environmental startup coworking space on lower broadway called Green Spaces. I could go on and on, but I'll just link to this wiki of coworking spaces in NYC. If yours is not on there, please add it. If you are launching a startup or have one that is just one or two people, you should really try to get into a coworking space. It can be more cost effective, but that is not the best reason to do it. You'll get knowledge sharing, energy, and a lof of camraderie. And you can't put a price on those things when you are doing a startup.
scottschablow: Hey @sparkbox check this out: RT @broganmedia: Found this neat: Coworking Spaces http://bit.ly/ahzGqS
02.09.2010 08.56.59
LuisSandovalJr: Support co-working, it's an amazing experience! -> RT @broganmedia: Found this neat: Coworking Spaces http://bit.ly/ahzGqS
02.09.2010 08.54.10
NextMoon: RT @StefanW: "Coworking Spaces" @FredWilson on the human need to gather around coffee machines http://bit.ly/bCDvAv #startups
02.09.2010 07.58.59
JacquelinesLife:
alexdc: Yes, and also @thewhitetable in FLL RT @marcocastro: Can't forget about @brickolodge in Miami > http://ff.im/-q6Nyo
02.09.2010 07.29.08
Twitter has just announced the service’s official iPad app.
It’s free and comes with a slew of touch interface bells and whistles built right in. The app is intended to allow for seamless navigation between tweets, photos, web pages, videos and other media and updates. It’s also usable even for those who don’t have Twitter accounts.
Twitter for iPad [iTunes link] has a few new UI touches that you haven’t seen elsewhere. These features are custom-designed for the la.. show all text
Twitter has just announced the service’s official iPad app. It’s free and comes with a slew of touch interface bells and whistles built right in. The app is intended to allow for seamless navigation between tweets, photos, web pages, videos and other media and updates. It’s also usable even for those who don’t have Twitter accounts. Twitter for iPad [iTunes link] has a few new UI touches that you haven’t seen elsewhere. These features are custom-designed for the larger screen and touch capabilities of the iPad. It also caters to what the iPad was made for: media consumption rather than creation. Twitter’s Leland Rechis, a mobile UX designer, writes on the Twitter blog that the iPad is “a device that really lets content shine.” The main interface is a series of panes that can expand and retract based on the kind of content the user wants to access. “Tapping on a Tweet opens a pane to the right. Depending on the content in that Tweet, you’ll see a video or photo, or maybe a news story, or perhaps another Tweet. You can continue tapping on Tweets, opening new panes, and getting new content as long as you’d like,” wites Rechis. Media viewing is optimized for the iPad, as well. Videos play in-line with other content and can be loaded while you’re browsing through your timeline. You can pinch a video to view it fullscreen, too. Finally, Twitter has really done some interesting things with touchscreen capabilities in this app. When you pinch a tweet, you’ll see details about the author and have a list of actions you can take, including reply and retweet. A two-finger pull-down gesture will show the entire conversation around a tweet.
It’s a creative way to approach multitouch app building, and we look forward to playing with it ourselves. We’re also really looking forward to what apps may come to other tablets in the future. The iTunes release is rolling out right now; if you can’t get the latest version of the app right now, wait a bit and try again. And of course, let us know what you think of Twitter for iPad in the comments. More About: apple, ipad, twitter For more Social Media coverage:
RandyElrod: RT @SpenceSmith: RT @mashable: Our top story this morning: "Twitter Launches Official iPad App" - http://mash.to/2yyjO
02.09.2010 09.21.23
clayhebert: RT @brett: ICYMI: Twitter Launches Official iPad App - http://mash.to/2yyjO
02.09.2010 09.18.50
ShaunaCausey: Twitter's Announces Its iPad App: http://ow.ly/2ykbV (via @mayhemstudios)
02.09.2010 08.50.04
shawnaseigel: RT @mashable: Our top story this morning: "Twitter Launches Official iPad App" - http://mash.to/2yyjO
02.09.2010 08.20.07
mashable: Our top story this morning: "Twitter Launches Official iPad App" - http://mash.to/2yyjO
02.09.2010 08.18.28
WebStudio13: Twitter Launches Official iPad App http://t.co/S0f8uya via @mashsocialmedia @mashable
02.09.2010 06.37.26
adamostrow: playing with the official Twitter iPad app - http://mash.to/2yjQO ... looks really good so far
02.09.2010 06.33.52
lavrusik: Nice, Twitter launched official iPad app: http://mash.to/2yt2H Seems solid, easy to navigate, lots of custom options for photos, etc.
02.09.2010 06.33.46
Says martindave:
Twitter breaks story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee by Paul Farhi via WaPo http://bit.ly/9GgyKZ [Twitter #1 in breaking news period]
martindave: Twitter breaks story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee by Paul Farhi via WaPo http://bit.ly/9GgyKZ [Twitter #1 in breaking news period]
02.09.2010 08.18.48
davidwenger: RT @TylerGray: RT @GiangCNN: Twitter gets first jump on #Discovery Channel gunman - http://bit.ly/9GgyKZ
02.09.2010 06.41.41
bdresher: Twitter breaks story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee http://bit.ly/cz6PC4
02.09.2010 06.32.51
maddiegrant: Twitter breaks story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee http://bit.ly/aqkdH3
02.09.2010 09.15.18
maddiegrant:
10000Words: How Twitter broke the story on the Discovery gunman http://wapo.st/baACSe (via @kzaleski)
02.09.2010 08.31.56
jbhester: Twitter breaks story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee http://bit.ly/9KoSYD
02.09.2010 08.10.02
lavrusik: Tally another one for Twitter for breaking story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee: http://bit.ly/9KoSYD
02.09.2010 06.55.02
bivings:
Says karimacatherine:
RT @MackCollier: RT @griner: Oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast; 13 crew members awaiting rescue. http://bit.ly/dgOTTh
karimacatherine: RT @MackCollier: RT @griner: Oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast; 13 crew members awaiting rescue. http://bit.ly/dgOTTh
02.09.2010 09.04.19
MackCollier: RT @griner: Oil rig explodes off Louisiana coast; 13 crew members awaiting rescue. http://bit.ly/dgOTTh
02.09.2010 09.01.59
ranajune:
tamera: Oh come on. REALLY??? > Oil rig explodes just west of BP rig - http://bit.ly/9lnknQ
02.09.2010 09.04.34
lizscherer:
BuzzEdition: ►Update on Gulf oil rig explosion: All 13 accounted for, one injury http://bit.ly/cRgdb2 @BreakingNews
02.09.2010 09.02.09
BreakingNews: Update on Gulf oil rig explosion: All 13 people aboard accounted for, with one injury http://bit.ly/cRgdb2
02.09.2010 08.58.48
Says brett:
Women aren’t the only ones staying in touch on Facebook -- Men Get Social Too http://bit.ly/beiN5X (via @emarketer)
brett: Women aren’t the only ones staying in touch on Facebook -- Men Get Social Too http://bit.ly/beiN5X (via @emarketer)
02.09.2010 08.20.09
amnichols: Hey @DadCentral RT @eMarketer: Women aren’t the only ones staying in touch on Facebook, Men get social too [Stats] - http://bit.ly/dopQHo
02.09.2010 07.35.43
briansolis:
jbhester: Men Get Social Too - Women aren’t the only ones staying in touch on Facebook http://bit.ly/bXHiVN
02.09.2010 07.54.02
It's really not that hard to win friends and influence people.
jmacofearth: RT @michellegreer: hooray! i was featured in the @nytimes for something i did of merit! check it http://nyti.ms/9jat0V [hooray INDEED!]
02.09.2010 07.12.58
davedelaney: Awesome! RT @michellegreer: hooray! i was featured in the @nytimes today...for something i did of merit! check it http://nyti.ms/9jat0V
02.09.2010 07.11.08
jeanlucr: Social Media Are Easier Than You Think: 6 good communication skills (New York Times) http://j.mp/a60EVr
02.09.2010 07.44.48
michellegreer: hooray! i was featured in the @nytimes today...for something i did of merit! check it http://nyti.ms/9jat0V
02.09.2010 07.05.06
I should have wrote this as one of the very fist post in the Beginner Blogger series. And I realize this is a bit “bass ackwards” too. However, I received a bunch of questions via email and twitter in the last week or so asking how to launch a blog.
As such, and before we get any further with Beginner Blogger, we need to tackle this and it is going to take at least two or three post to do so.
How to launch your new blog – the Pre-launch
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I should have wrote this as one of the very fist post in the Beginner Blogger series. And I realize this is a bit “bass ackwards” too. However, I received a bunch of questions via email and twitter in the last week or so asking how to launch a blog. As such, and before we get any further with Beginner Blogger, we need to tackle this and it is going to take at least two or three post to do so. How to launch your new blog – the Pre-launchBefore you even launch your new blog, you need to be positioning you and your blog for a successful launch. In other words, you need to be getting noticed now. There are activities you need to engage in which will get you noticed and get you out there in your niche. These activities are just like the networking activities you do in person. What you are striving for is some way to set yourself apart from the crowd. The crowd of other new blogs which might be coming in your niche or market. This process takes work, effort and time. Don’t shortcut this as the results you will get will be in direct proportion to the effort you put in. First, start off by searching out and finding other blogs in your niche. Listen to the conversations on these blogs. Engage in the conversations taking place too. Find blogs in your niche: The easiest way to find blogs in your niche is to use Google Blog Search. Find the blogs in your niche or market you are thinking about blogging on. Search by topic and it will give you a list of blogs in your niche. As a new blogger, you need to be reading as many blogs as your time allows. While you are reading these blogs, consider the writing style of these other bloggers. What do you like or dislike. And pay attention to how these other bloggers might be linking out to other bloggers in their posts. Take some time to also explore the blogs they are linking to in the post. Chances are, these other bloggers are some you might want to keep track of too. After you find these blogs, don’t forget to consider their design style. What do you like or not like about the design. Just because your blog may not up and running, does not mean you should not be reading blogs and participating in the conversation in your niche. Listen to the conversations taking place: After you find these other blogs in your niche you will want to listen to the conversation. And this conversation may not just be on their blog. Find where you can listen to these bloggers:
Do you see a pattern here? Basically, once you find the blogs you want to listen to, see where they are and do it. Engage in the conversation taking place on and off the blogs you are following: You have found them. You have been listening to them. Now it is time you engage in the conversation.
Remember, your whole purpose for doing all of this is to noticed and to start the process of building your network. These activities do take time and effort. And these activities will get you some great results. What other methods have you used to get noticed? Leave your comments and let’s keep the conversation going.
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mikesansone: Check this out: Beginner Blogger – How to launch your new blog (The Pre-launch) http://j.mp/btiKhU
02.09.2010 09.15.33
johnhaydon: RT (please) Beginner Blogger – How to launch your new blog (The Pre-launch) http://bit.ly/ameSIb from @grantgriffiths
02.09.2010 08.33.25
remarkablogger: Beginner Blogger – How to launch your new blog (The Pre-launch) http://bit.ly/bdga5i (pls RT)
02.09.2010 08.33.23
GrantGriffiths: New on Blog: Beginner Blogger – How to launch your new blog (The Pre-launch) http://bit.ly/bdga5i (Plz RT!)
02.09.2010 08.33.23
eeUS: RT @mikesansone Check this out: Beginner Blogger – How to launch your new blog (The Pre-launch) http://j.mp/btiKhU @grantgriffiths
02.09.2010 09.22.41
It’s the Holy Grail of interactive marketing: getting “social media influencers”—the ones with the voice and the reach, the ones to whom everyone else listens—to endorse and promote what you’re doing.
Recently, my company managed to inspire 60 such influencers to participate in our event, called The Influencer Project, and they even took it upon themselves to help spread the word.
People like Social Media Examiner’s own Michael Stelzner, Guy Kawasaki, R.. show all text
Recently, my company managed to inspire 60 such influencers to participate in our event, called The Influencer Project, and they even took it upon themselves to help spread the word. People like Social Media Examiner’s own Michael Stelzner, Guy Kawasaki, Robert Scoble, Gary Vaynerchuk, David Meerman Scott, and others all signed on. We were grateful beyond belief. ![]() Some of the brightest minds in social media spoke at The Influencer Project. Why’d they come on board? And how’d we do it? First Things First: No-one Cares About Your BrandIt takes creativity to inspire others. Many of us who are new to the social media space want influencers to “get behind” our brands, products and special events. We think we can just reach out to them, and if we have a great thing going on, they’ll naturally want to endorse what we’re doing. It’s an honest mistake, usually, but it does backfire—or at least, it won’t get you the results you’re looking for. Of course, if you have deep reserves of cash, you may be able to afford paying handsomely for a big name to review your product—although, to be sure, that can get into very tricky ethical territory and is a delicate issue. But for the rest of us—for those who don’t have tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars to spend on “influencer outreach”—we have to be a little more creative. In fact, we have to get rid of the very idea of “trying” to “get” a social media influencer to “back” our brand. Instead, we need to create innovative ways to inspire not only well-known influencers, but also large numbers of participants, to join a project, a cause, an initiative. And that takes a different kind of thinking—one that I’ll explain below. How to Inspire a Social Media InfluencerThe thing is, no-one wants to be your salesperson—unless they are, of course, being paid to sell your products. But everyone—social media influencers included—wants to be part of something that’s bigger than them, that’s creative and that brings new ideas into the world. So, without any further ado, here are my 5 creative ways for inspiring web celebrities to come on board with what you’re doing: #1: Don’t Ask for an EndorsementDon’t ask them to endorse a product or site. Instead, create a project—related to, but independent of, your brand—that they can get behind. Think about the “Yes We Can” video that will.i.am created for Barack Obama’s campaign.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsV2O4fCgjk Regardless of your political leaning, there’s a lesson here. Yes, will.i.am’s a celebrity. And yes, Hollywood is known for bringing other celebrities on board political campaigns. But that’s not the fundamental point. The point is that there was a cause, an initiative, a project that people wanted to get behind, that inspired them to act—and they did. This is what you need. You want to create something that many people will join. A cause, a vision. #2: Make it “Memetic”Memetic means that it has a meme-like quality. Well, what’s a meme, you ask? In its simplest definition, a meme is an idea that spreads from person to person, one that’s so “catchy” that people almost can’t help but to spread it. “Yes We Can” was a meme. A meme is bigger than a brand. Just Do It is a meme. No Fear is a meme. The Red Bull Flugtag is a meme. It’s something that people can identify with, make their own and share with others. If you’re simply trying to strong-arm a social media influencer into singing your brand’s praises, good luck. But if you have a project that has memetic quality, then you’re on the right track. #3: But Make it Values-Driven, tooA meme unto itself isn’t enough. Sure, you could get lots of YouTube video views by trying to replicate something like a funny hamster, but you won’t be enrolling people in a vision.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8Kyi0WNg40 In other words, you won’t be providing extraordinary value—to the end user or to the influencer. On the other hand, if your project provides overwhelming value and is memetic, then you’re not only sure to inspire people, you’ll also be making the world a better place. It makes business sense, too. Simply trying to make a campaign “go viral” for the sake of going viral is far riskier than creating a project that offers tremendous benefit. In our case, we provided users with more than 60 helpful tips that they could use to increase their digital influence in 60 minutes. They heard from luminaries they respected. Everyone won. There was no attempt to manipulate people to act on our behalf for a hollow goal. It was values-driven all the way around. #4: Reduce the Barriers to EntryThere are two things all of us have an increasingly short supply of: time and attention. Unless you’re Apple or Microsoft and you’re offering a blogger a sneak peek at your new product, asking someone to write a whole blog post about you—or, for example, do an hour-long webinar to your not-quite-robust-enough-yet list of subscribers—is going to make getting a “yes” a lot harder. In our case, we only asked for 60 seconds of the speaker’s time. The proposition was often met with enthusiasm. “Sure, I’d love to do a 60-second interview!” It was fun, short and interesting. There’s no way we would have gotten 60 busy people to do full-hour interviews each right off the bat. So we made it radically easy for them to say “yes.” But that’s only part of the picture: we also made it incredibly easy for the audience to say “yes.” For only an hour of their time, we were going to give them 60 tips from 60 experts. Not a bad deal. And that’s exactly what we heard from participants: it was completely manageable and reasonable to take one hour to learn from so many people. So don’t just reduce the barriers for those you want to headline your campaign, also make it easy for your intended audience to participate. #5: Be Creative, but Err on the Side of AccessibilityWhen describing his company’s financial practices, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff said that while his software-as-a-service platform may have been revolutionary, his bookkeeping methods were as traditional as they get. Similarly, I believe that it’s important to let your creativity and imagination run wild, and to create something new—for example, to take a conventional idea (say, marketing conference) and challenge it (the shortest marketing conference ever). But I see far too many campaigns that feature weird, wild and avant-garde stuff without making it accessible to the end users. The “60-in-60″ idea was new. But it wasn’t “43-in-68.” We didn’t ask them to speak for 10 seconds. We didn’t request that they sing, dance or rap. In other words, it all made sense—both to them and to the audience. “60 tips” is still an attractive value proposition, and participants felt that they truly benefited from the advice. But the other side of completely inaccessible and avant-garde is utter banality. Think of the typical webinar, conference or jargon-ridden special report. Sure, those can be great as ongoing lead-generation sources, but not as a way to get noticed and build digital influence rapidly. So even though I’d recommend erring on the side of accessibility, I still want to challenge and encourage you to come up with something innovative. Now the Ball’s in Your CourtHopefully, these tips have given your creative faculties some juice to explore what you can do to inspire social media influencers—and your target audience—to join your cause. What do you think? Have you had success recruiting influencers? Put your comments in the box below.
brett: 5 Ways To Get The Support Of Social Media Influencers http://ow.ly/2yrly (via @samrosen @jeffhurt)
02.09.2010 08.01.05
DeniseWakeman: 5 Ways to Get the Support of Social Media Influencers http://bit.ly/8YgxD0 via @smexaminer
02.09.2010 07.59.20
Mike_Stelzner: 5 Ways to Get the Support of Social Media Influencers http://bit.ly/8YgxD0 via @smexaminer
02.09.2010 07.02.26
JeffHurt: 5 Ways To Get The Support Of Social Media Influencers by @samrosen http://ow.ly/2yrly
02.09.2010 07.30.06
xanpearson: 5 Ways to Get the Support of Social Media Influencers http://j.mp/ddn63H rt @ jeanlucr
02.09.2010 07.20.06
jbhester: 5 Ways to Get the Support of Social Media Influencers http://bit.ly/co88u0
02.09.2010 07.09.01
As the fugitive businessman Asil Nadir flew back to Britain from his North Cyprus bolt-hole last week, Sean O'Neill, the crime editor of The Times, scooped Fleet Street by being the only print journalist on the plane. Yet those searching Google for the latest on the breaking story that morning would have found no sign of O'Neill's exclusive – only follow-up stories by rival news organisations such as The Guardian and ITN.
As the fugitive businessman Asil Nadir flew back to Britain from his North Cyprus bolt-hole last week, Sean O'Neill, the crime editor of The Times, scooped Fleet Street by being the only print journalist on the plane. Yet those searching Google for the latest on the breaking story that morning would have found no sign of O'Neill's exclusive – only follow-up stories by rival news organisations such as The Guardian and ITN.
acarvin: RT @NiemanLab: Advertisers pull out of The Times (UK) after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.54.57
lalorek: The digital Berlin wall? RT @NiemanLab Advertisers pull out of The Times after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.49.26
Aerocles: Has Rupert Murdoch's paywall gamble paid off? Advertisers don't like it. Analysts are unconvinced. The Independent http://ind.pn/biq1Q0
02.09.2010 08.30.09
lavrusik: The result so far of the Times' paywall: traffic down and now advertisers are pulling out: http://bit.ly/cXa3QO via @niemanlab
02.09.2010 07.45.03
davidgerzof:
mathewi: RT @NiemanLab: Advertisers pull out of The Times after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.45.32
NiemanLab: Advertisers pull out of The Times after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.45.02
Says RalphBassfeld:
Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want http://bit.ly/9DuvSl
RalphBassfeld: Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want http://bit.ly/9DuvSl
02.09.2010 09.14.22
martindave:
akarlin: RT @w2e: RT @timoreilly Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want – and it works http://bit.ly/bRlyie
02.09.2010 09.14.24
w2e: RT @timoreilly Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want – and it works http://bit.ly/bRlyie
02.09.2010 09.11.15
kevinmarks:
timoreilly: Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want – and it works http://bit.ly/bRlyie via @pahlkadot
02.09.2010 08.43.21
Something has gone wrong, but you can’t put your finger on it.
Your posts aren’t attracting the attention they deserve. Comments are scarce and retweets require hours of pleading on Twitter. You spend days scouring the web for answers. You even reach out to other bloggers for their insight. But you still come up empty.
Soon you ask yourself if your market is ready for your blog. Or is the problem in your own head?
You May Have Talked Yourself into a Corner
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Something has gone wrong, but you can’t put your finger on it. Your posts aren’t attracting the attention they deserve. Comments are scarce and retweets require hours of pleading on Twitter. You spend days scouring the web for answers. You even reach out to other bloggers for their insight. But you still come up empty. Soon you ask yourself if your market is ready for your blog. Or is the problem in your own head? You May Have Talked Yourself into a CornerAlong the way you may bought into “rules-of-thumb” that sound right but are really holding you back. These lies are killing your blog. Here are 10 of the most crippling ones…
Now that you know these lies, you have to decide to not let them stop or misdirect you again. Here’s a quick suggestion to keep you moving forward: be suspicious of anything that is stopping you from writing, connecting with your audience, or promoting your blog. It’s working for me. It will work for you too. Comment below and tell me about a Lie that is crippling your progress. Go ahead talk to me and I’ll talk right back
WarrenWhitlock: RT @copyblogger 10 Subtle Lies That Cripple New Bloggers - http://bit.ly/bpE9RT
02.09.2010 08.48.21
RickCaffeinated: Sweet little lies - good list, ideas //RT @pushingsocial: New! --> 10 Subtle Lies That Cripple New Bloggers http://bit.ly/bPshgi
02.09.2010 07.27.45
RaulSim:
Two or three years ago, I received an email from Chris Brogan asking if I would give some advice to a recent college graduate named Avi Kaplan who was interested in a career of using social media for nonprofits. I chatted with Avi and answered some of his questions. Not long after that, Avi helped Stacey Monk develop a strategy for the very first Tweetsgiving.
A few weeks ago, Avi asked me if I would participate in a blog tour for the Jewels of Elul focused on rene.. show all text
Two or three years ago, I received an email from Chris Brogan asking if I would give some advice to a recent college graduate named Avi Kaplan who was interested in a career of using social media for nonprofits. I chatted with Avi and answered some of his questions. Not long after that, Avi helped Stacey Monk develop a strategy for the very first Tweetsgiving. A few weeks ago, Avi asked me if I would participate in a blog tour for the Jewels of Elul focused on renewal and beginnings that benefits a residential addiction treatment center in Los Angeles. The Hebrew month of Elul (which started on August 11th), the site will feature reflections from prominent figures on Renewal and Beginnings and a blog tour as well. While I don’t have a strong connection to the nonprofit or even the cause, I know Avi and wanted to support his work. In addition, the theme of new beginnings and renewal has been on mind lately. This last year has been a year of many new beginnings – a move across the country, a new title, a new book, a new blog, a new company, and new friends and projects. Starting something new is hard for some people. It is a change after all. But with every new project, you always need an end point for reflection. And that’s the point I want to relate to social media. Whether your begin a new campaign or a new routine, it is important anticipate a point of reflection. We begin a new project – sometimes with to high expectations or excitement. But what we don’t anticipate is the stuff that won’t go perfectly. When end up avoiding talking about mistakes and we avoid reflection that explores and opens up new breakthroughs because we’re moving too fast into the next action. So, with your next social media beginning, be sure to hit the pause button at the end asks some questions that might lead you to new insights. Here’s a list of questions that my colleague, June Holley, shared with me that I’ve been using. 1.What worked really well in this project?
kanter:
lorelleonwp: Brilliant as usual! A must read: RT @kanter: New Post: The Art of Beginning for Improving Social Media Practice http://bit.ly/9J8SNy
02.09.2010 06.43.22
CathyWebSavvyPR:
hardlynormal:
kanter: New Post: The Art of Beginning for Improving Social Media Practice http://bit.ly/9J8SNy
02.09.2010 06.39.03
Mashable is excited to announce MashBash BlogWorld, the opening party for this year’s BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15-16. To kick off the Expo, we’ll be hosting the first night’s official party at Haze at Aria Hotel.
We would love for you to join us, so we’re giving away passes to BlogWorld. To enter, answer the following question — “What is the future of blogging?” — in the comments below. Readers with the best answers w.. show all text
Mashable is excited to announce MashBash BlogWorld, the opening party for this year’s BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15-16. To kick off the Expo, we’ll be hosting the first night’s official party at Haze at Aria Hotel. We would love for you to join us, so we’re giving away passes to BlogWorld. To enter, answer the following question — “What is the future of blogging?” — in the comments below. Readers with the best answers will win one of five “full access” tickets to BlogWorld, which includes MashBash. Winners are invited to attend this industry celebration where the online world comes together to meet, relax and make important business networking connections. Date: Friday, October 15 How To Win Tickets
Please use your real identity so that we may contact you via e-mail, Twitter or Facebook to let you know that you’ve won and how to redeem your prize. About the Blog World Expo ![]() BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15-16: “Join us at the World’s Largest New Media event and learn about Content Creation, Distribution and Monetization strategies, step-by-step techniques and bleeding-edge tools from the most successful Bloggers, Podcasters, Social Media Pro’s, Internet TV and Radio Content Generators and New Media Marketing Pro’s! From the premier educational sessions at the Social Media Business Summit and BlogWorld Conference, to the resource-rich New Media Expo, to Amazing Networking events…it’s One economical trip, One weekend, One Big Show you can’t afford to miss!” Reviews: Facebook, Twitter More About: blogging, BLOGS, blogworld, contest, Events, las vegas, MashBash, new media expo, Tickets For more Social Media coverage:
debng: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://t.co/vfY5wH3 via @mashsocialmedia @mashable
02.09.2010 09.05.55
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/bmVj11 [Mashable]
02.09.2010 08.57.03
MarkClayson: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://goo.gl/fb/fsrZO
02.09.2010 09.22.47
adamostrow: I'll be there ... Vegas! RT @mashable: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] - http://mash.to/2yzZN
02.09.2010 09.02.26
mashable: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] - http://mash.to/2yzZN
02.09.2010 09.00.09
Says susanmernit:
susanmernit:
jimbradysp: Great news for @ONA: We get a $75,000 grant from Excellence & Ethics in Journalism Foundation to improve our website: http://bit.ly/dgecM7
02.09.2010 09.06.20
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02.09.2010 08.34.04
NiemanLab: Congrats @ONA on a $75K grant from Excellence & Ethics in Journalism Foundation to develop its site http://nie.mn/dgzJha
02.09.2010 08.31.19
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martindave:
jeffpulver: #140conf heads to Boston on Sept 14th. Details - http://boston.140conf.com/schedule
02.09.2010 07.13.26
mayaREguru: RT @stevegarfield: RT @jeffpulver: #140conf heads to Boston on Sept 14th. Details - http://boston.140conf.com/schedule
02.09.2010 09.26.18
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ellenrossano: Looking forward to seeing you!! RT @markketing: RT @jeffpulver #140conf heads to Boston on Sept 14th. Details - http://bit.ly/aH12Jc
02.09.2010 07.42.05
Of all topics, this is one of the perennials. People want more traffic, more attention, more awareness to their blog. It’s fair. We work hard on our blogs. We want more attention and traffic. If your business depends on volume, this is especially important (for instance, if you’re using ads). Getting traffic is a tricky business, and it requires a lot of experimentation. I’ll tell you what’s worked for me, so far, and I’ll tell you what you might try. Maybe others .. show all text
Of all topics, this is one of the perennials. People want more traffic, more attention, more awareness to their blog. It’s fair. We work hard on our blogs. We want more attention and traffic. If your business depends on volume, this is especially important (for instance, if you’re using ads). Getting traffic is a tricky business, and it requires a lot of experimentation. I’ll tell you what’s worked for me, so far, and I’ll tell you what you might try. Maybe others will educate us both in the comments on their best methods. Great Titles HelpThe first few seconds of someone’s attention are the hardest to pass. If you have a lame blog post title, no one’s going to want to read the post. For whatever reason, we react to “how to,” we react to “7 great,” we react to all kinds of things. Not sure where to look? I stole this advice from Brian Clark years ago: go to the grocery store, buy some ladies’ magazines like Cosmopolitan, and learn how THEY write headlines on the front page. Graphics Don’t HurtThis entire series (and most of my blog posts) use graphics to catch your eye. It’s an easy way to get one’s attention. Screen captures help. Video helps. There are tons of ways to get people into a receptive space with your material, and graphics are just the easiest one. Now that we’ve got a decent title, decent graphics, let’s be quick about your content. Brevity Is the GameKeep your posts brief (unless you want tons and tons of bookmarks). People don’t have all day to read. If you can keep your posts between 250-500 words, that’s in alignment with most people’s attention spans. Hey, you’re welcome to write whatever length you want. You asked me how to grow traffic to your blog. I can only give you results that I’ve tested. When I write a super long piece, I get much less involvement with it. Share Your BlogI’ve written about making shareability a priority. If you don’t have easy-to-share buttons on your blog, you’re missing the easiest way for people to see your stuff on Facebook, on LinkedIn, on Twitter, and all the other sites where it would matter. Sharing out is a great way to make some more traffic happen. I also automatically push my posts into Facebook with their notes feature. I have an automated post into twitter via @broganmedia, but don’t do this same effect on my primary @chrisbrogan account. Subscriptions or No?In my case, subscriptions to my blog matter. I want people to subscribe, because I don’t necessarily survive on ad revenue. If you’re trying to monetize via ad revenue, and if your ads are in the header and the sidebar, a subscription really won’t help you get more traffic. If for whatever reason you want people to come to your website directly instead of via your RSS feed, you might want to obfuscate where you put your subscription information. If you’re like me, you ask for the subscription all the time. In fact, I’ll ask now. You’re not yet subscribed? Enter your email (I respect your privacy): Guest PostsOver in the Third Tribe, we talk about guest posts quite often as a great traffic-builder to your blog. Find someone who has a very similar kind of blog topic to yours (not sure where to start? Check out Alltop), and offer a guest blog post. Oh, and then actually follow through. I have heard recently from my friends who accept guest posts that often, people ask for something, get approval, and then don’t take an action. That doesn’t sound like a good plan. Just FYI. ConsistencyThis is one of those points where people disagree. I blog daily. Truth be told, I’m up to 2x a day most days. Why? Because the more I blog, the more people subscribe. I learned it from some of the larger blogger sites out there. Lots of people justify once a week, or once every two weeks. That’s fine. But if you want to grow traffic to your blog, that’s a very long slow crawl towards that growth. That said, no matter which frequency you’ve chosen, stick to it. The moment you drop off the map, people who haven’t yet subscribed to you lose sight and move on. Market Your BlogYou can always market your blog the good old fashioned way. I’ve had people hand me business cards at events that had a compelling question or interesting graphic, and then a URL to their blog. More often than not, I’ll at least check out the post. You might make postcards and bring them to the places where your prospective readers might congregate. For instance, if you write a restaurant blog, why not have a business card tray by the mints? Make an offer, just like you do with any other kind of marketing. Often times, we sit around inside the fishbowl of social media and hope people from outside will find us. Here’s a hint, hero: the people you need are out there wondering what they can do to learn more about the thing you’re talking about. Go get ‘em, tiger. How Do You Grow Traffic To Your Blog?I’m a big fan of the basics: write about what they need, make sure they see that you wrote about it, make it easy to carry on the relationship, make it easy for them to promote you to others. Seems like a simple formula, and yet, we go through all kinds of hoops to come up with trickier methods. Try this one first. What do you say?
Story_Jon: Consistency!! RT @JasonFalls: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog. Advice from @chrisbrogan. He knows a thing or two about it. http://ar.gy/1ez
02.09.2010 08.46.19
JasonFalls: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog. Advice from @chrisbrogan. He knows a thing or two about it. http://ar.gy/1ez
02.09.2010 08.30.04
kurmanstaff:
kevinokeefe: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog http://is.gd/eRASD referring to thought leaders to enter conversation works best for me
02.09.2010 08.16.14
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02.09.2010 09.02.17
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02.09.2010 07.11.51
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02.09.2010 08.10.03
Guest Post by Ross Hudgens of Billy.com.
Making money as a freelance content writer isn’t easy. If you aren’t running your own blog or website, turning content into cash can be a difficult thing. But there’s opportunity out there – you just have to try a little harder than normal to find it.
One of the best places to look is the Problogger job board. Here, potential employers are looking for people like you – writers serious about their craft, with a strong content.. show all text
Guest Post by Ross Hudgens of Billy.com. Making money as a freelance content writer isn’t easy. If you aren’t running your own blog or website, turning content into cash can be a difficult thing. But there’s opportunity out there – you just have to try a little harder than normal to find it. One of the best places to look is the Problogger job board. Here, potential employers are looking for people like you – writers serious about their craft, with a strong content-creation skillset that often develops from reading a website like this. Because of these potential employer’s high standards for Problogger readers, this won’t be the kind of cheap, outsourced content creation you’ll have to scrap up pennies and quarters from – it’ll be real, well-paid writing gigs with some of the best and biggest websites and content hubs on the internet. Of course, with better gigs come higher standards – so you, as a potential applicant, need to spice up your resume and take note of the intimate details that’ll make your application pop. How I Found a Content Writer on ProbloggerMy friend at another company recently created a posting for a content writer on Problogger and told me about his success. As a Marketing Manager at a new company with many quality content development needs, I decided to create a posting as well. Overall, I was rather impressed with the quality of applicant, but what also shocked me were the glaring problems with many of the resumes and cover letters in my inbox. Similarly, I was equally impressed with some of the ways the better applications “stood out” in ways I wouldn’t have previously thought of. Both of these revelations made me realize the necessity for this post – since I know the plight of a job seeker who often wonders – “Why wasn’t I picked?”—I thought I could help improve your application process in some way, and also, the chances you get picked up as a content writer on your next application go-round. Common Application Mistakes Writers Make1. They had zero attention to detail. One of the classic ways to weed out auto-applicants is by using a “use this” subject line. For example, specifically requesting that the applicant include the job description as the subject. Amazingly, by including this simple detail in my job description, I automatically weeded out 15% of the applicants. Similarly, other applications would announce they were using a templated cover letter due to the appearance of two different fonts, or that they had found my application on Craigslist. C’mon, really? How can I possibly rely on you to complete a content piece with exact specifications if you can’t do it for a simple, straightforward application? 2. Their application was too bland. Yes, employers are hiring you on your content writing skills, but when I get 200 applications in my inbox for a position that isn’t full-time, it would be an immense waste of effort to scroll through 600 content pieces to find the best writer. I, like most employers, have a sifting process that involves automatically disregarding many of these applications. If your cover letter was too brief or non-personal, this implies a disinterest in the job. Although you might have been aware of enough to post the “use this” subject line, you were also not with it enough to customize your application to look anything different than 5 million other similar ones that have made their way into employer’s inboxes. 3. Their content samples were not specific to the application. Although you may be a great writer, I would need to be extremely impressed with your prior history to choose you if you had not written about the subject I was asking for. Again, by disregarding many of these applications that don’t have a specificity, potential employers save a lot of the hassle, and to be blunt, being a “great writer” does not mean that you are cut out to write about green technology, fashion, or marine biology. Sorry. When businesses come to Problogger looking to hire, it’s not because they want to find a generic person who can pump out articles about anything – they want expertise in an area. The cheap, bland kind of content creation can be found elsewhere. If you’re really interested in a position that creates content green technology, write a sample article about it for submission. That’s the only way you’re going to get hired unless you’ve got a stacked history of creating viral, amazing content. 4. They only linked to their own blog. You might be able to write well about stuff you care about, but are you skilled enough to think outside the box and also meet the specifications of a certain job description? By linking to just your blog, you’re telling me you don’t have experience writing according to other’s specifications. It’s great that you’re a good writer, but there’s more to the job description than that. Ability to follow directions, attention to detail, and domain expertise are all things that can put an average writer far above a good one. 5. They lacked effort. Some people just flat out didn’t try, asking for payment information, more job details and etc. before supplying additional details. Don’t waste your time making these kinds of pitches! Employers have to pay $50 to get on the job board, and they do it for a reason – there is a wealth of quality potential writers that read the site. By making this kind of inquiry, you are not only wasting the employer’s time, you are wasting your own. In this way, applications work like the below graph. At a certain effort level, the chances of being hired are rather low, not because you’re a bad writer – but because everyone makes that level of effort. Once you’ve hit an imaginary line – somewhere between 10-20 minutes of effort when applying, your chances jump dramatically. Before that, every second added does little to improve your chances. How to Make Your Application Stand OutBeyond the failures in the application process, there are also plenty of application “pluses” I stumbled into that made me stop and say “let’s talk”. Getting an interview among 200 applicants is more than just not being bad – it’s about being really, really good too. 1. Create a Customized, PDFed Resume. As a freelance writer, there’s a good chance you’re going to be applying for lots of these positions. As such, if applying is something you’re constantly doing, you should take steps towards investing in this process – and that means creating an amazing, aesthetically pleasing resume. One applicant sent me a PDF with their work history, a professional photo, and content examples, all in one aesthetically pleasing package. I was immensely impressed with the time and effort they put into this package, even if it wasn’t customized directly for me. Showing an immaculate standard for quality and great presentation is something I want to see reflected in writing, too. 2. Be Creative with the Cover Letter. You’re a content writer, right? This shouldn’t be too difficult. If your opening line says “I saw your BLAND JOB position at BUSINESS posted at X and I was extremely impressed”, you’re telling me that yes, you do care enough to change those custom fields in your template, but you’re also telling me that no, you don’t care enough to try any harder. If you know the company, find some interesting detail about it and open with it. If you’re lucky enough to know the name of the person you’re applying to, you can go even further to pique their interest. Not only will you likely stroke the ego, you’ll also show you possess the creativity and wherewithal to create quality content. 3. Have content specific to the application. This is straightforward, but the more focused the content is on what the job description asks for, the more likely you are to be seriously considered. The better this content is, the more likely you are to get picked up. 4. Tagging your application e-mail as “High Importance”. This is a minor detail but I found myself opening these e-mails first, and any time you get seen first in a batch of 200 e-mails, that’s a good thing. This function doesn’t work in Gmail, but there’s a good chance you’re sending your application to a business address – so there’s a high probability they’re using Outlook. 5. Be a great writer – everywhere. Again, a rather straightforward thing, but I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night not mentioning it. Every piece of text in a content writer’s application is important, so make sure every bit of it is a direct reflection of your ability to create great content. If you can’t properly format paragraphs in the cover letter, you’re not getting hired. If your punctuation is shoddy, you’re not getting hired. If your presentation is subpar, you’re not getting hired. You’re a great writer – why not be one all the time? Get Applying!Now that you know how to get hired, get to the job board, check out those job descriptions and start applying! If you have any other stories, tips, or suggestions on how to get hired as a content writer, please share them in the comments! Ross Hudgens is a Marketing Manager at Billy.com. He also blogs over at his personal website, Authentic Marketing. You should follow him on Twitter here. This Post is from: ProBlogger Blog Tips. How to Get Hired on the Problogger Job Board
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02.09.2010 06.58.38
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02.09.2010 06.58.26
Says thebrandbuilder:
13 dead. One wounded. No oil spill. RT @shashib: Oil Rig Explodes In Gulf Of Mexico : @NPR http://ow.ly/2yAnv
thebrandbuilder: 13 dead. One wounded. No oil spill. RT @shashib: Oil Rig Explodes In Gulf Of Mexico : @NPR http://ow.ly/2yAnv
02.09.2010 09.07.20
BrettGreene: ...and they don't stop - Oil Rig Explodes In Gulf Of Mexico : @NPR http://ow.ly/2yAnv
02.09.2010 09.11.05
worleygirl: You've got to be f-ing kidding me. "Oil Rig Explodes In Gulf Of Mexico" http://n.pr/ae2dZX
02.09.2010 08.52.35
TopRank Online Marketing is proud to be a founding sponsor of the first Minnesota Blogger Conference. Tickets for this event “sold out” within a few hours and there are over 100 people on the waiting list. Thanks to conference founders Melissa Berggren, Arik Hanson, Suzi Magill and Katie Schutrop, it’s already one hot event.
The date is Saturday, Sept 11 (the day I fly to Hong Kong) and the location is at CoCo MSP in Saint Paul. Topics to be presented range fr.. show all text
TopRank Online Marketing is proud to be a founding sponsor of the first Minnesota Blogger Conference. Tickets for this event “sold out” within a few hours and there are over 100 people on the waiting list. Thanks to conference founders Melissa Berggren, Arik Hanson, Suzi Magill and Katie Schutrop, it’s already one hot event. The date is Saturday, Sept 11 (the day I fly to Hong Kong) and the location is at CoCo MSP in Saint Paul. Topics to be presented range from “how to blog” to “how to get your blog published as a book” to “how to make money with a blog” to “blog analytics” to a “business blogging panel” that will include Adam Singer from TopRank Marketing. If you’d like to attend this networking rich and information packed event, you can’t. It’s sold out! However, what you can do is win a free pass from TopRank’s Online Marketing Blog. All you have to do is:
All blog post entries must be published and we must be notified (mnblog at toprank dot org) by Friday 9/3 at noon Central. Once received, all posts will be linked to from the bottom of this page and the TopRank Online Marketing staff will read the entries and decide the winner. THE WINNER of a free pass to the sold-out MN Blogger Conference will be announced at 5pm on Friday. So what are you waiting for? Get started now on a compelling, creative and persuasive blog post that explains why you should be the winner of a very rare MN Blogger Conference pass.
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02.09.2010 09.14.56
arikhanson: RT @leeodden: Win a FREE pass to the sold out MN Blogger Conference: http://tprk.us/mnblog #mnblogconf
02.09.2010 08.53.19
leeodden: Win a FREE pass to the sold out MN Blogger Conference: http://tprk.us/mnblog THX @mnblogconf @arikhanson @kshoop @marketingmamamn @suzi_mn
02.09.2010 08.46.53
by Joe Pulizzi
I’ve been a MENG (Marketing Executives Networking Group) member for almost a year now and have had the chance to talk with some very smart MENG members.
From a discipline standpoint, I’ve found that there are two types of MENG members – marketing specialists (i.e., social media, search, direct marketing, etc.) and marketing generalists (“I’m a marketing expert”).
If you are a specialist, you can probably stop reading. If you are a general.. show all text
I’ve been a MENG (Marketing Executives Networking Group) member for almost a year now and have had the chance to talk with some very smart MENG members. From a discipline standpoint, I’ve found that there are two types of MENG members – marketing specialists (i.e., social media, search, direct marketing, etc.) and marketing generalists (“I’m a marketing expert”). If you are a specialist, you can probably stop reading. If you are a generalist, I hope you become a specialist one day. Why you ask? Here are a few reasons.
So, if you happen to buy into this as a marketing executive, either personally or for your company, what should you do? My advice would be three things:
As long as your new category clearly solves your customers’ problems, this can work. So, marketing generalist, what’s your specialty? Let us know in the comments… Don’t miss a post! …Receive new posts like this from MENG marketing executives automatically in your inbox by subscribing right here! Photo is Technology Links a Deployed Surgeon with Stateside Specialists by MC4 Army.
MackCollier: Be a marketing specialist, not a generalist by @juntajoe - http://bit.ly/djKqXj
02.09.2010 08.42.21
MENGonline: @juntajoe You're welcome - thrilled to have you at MENG Blend today & great post! http://bit.ly/czvmv4 #MENGonline
02.09.2010 08.30.31
juntajoe: THX @MENGonline: Be a Marketing Specialist, Not a Generalist - NEW at MENG Blend by @juntajoe http://bit.ly/czvmv4 #MENGonline
02.09.2010 07.59.16
Sarah Cohen, the Knight Professor of the Practice of Journalism and Public Policy at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy, figured there had to be an easier way for journalists to organize their notes on chronological events.
“Time and place are two of the most important aspects in stories,” Cohen said. “Most reporters I know are still keeping a 40-page chronology in Word for long running stories.”
So, with a grant from Duke, Cohen hired two research s.. show all text
Sarah Cohen, the Knight Professor of the Practice of Journalism and Public Policy at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy, figured there had to be an easier way for journalists to organize their notes on chronological events. “Time and place are two of the most important aspects in stories,” Cohen said. “Most reporters I know are still keeping a 40-page chronology in Word for long running stories.” So, with a grant from Duke, Cohen hired two research scientists, Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg, to design a visual tool to allow reporters to not just organize their notes more effectively, but to also see the results of their research over time. Viegas and Wattenberg were the brains behind the IBM Many Eyes project and now work for Google. The tool they came up with, an open source program that is free to download and use, makes it possible for journalists to look at the reams of data that went into those old 40-page text chronologies or multisheet spreadsheets in new and more useful ways. “Say you’re working on the BP story, you can say, ‘I only want to see what happened in May having to do with birds,’’’ Cohen explained. You can also look at how often President Barak Obama talked about the disaster in May, drill down into how when the president mentioned Gulf wildlife or any number of other functions. But the program doesn’t just making searching data easier – it’s a visual tool that makes understanding data points over time easier. “The way journalism is going, as there are fewer boots on the ground. It’s important that they’re spending their time efficiently,” Cohen explained.
alexdc: New Data Visualization Tool for Journalists http://bit.ly/af4GBl #gov20 via @sairy @digiphile @ellnmllr #umsocmed
02.09.2010 08.27.03
JohnFMoore: RT @digiphile: RT @ellnmllr New Data Visualization Tool for Journalists Created by Knight Professor http://bit.ly/af4GBl #gov20 (via @sairy)
02.09.2010 08.25.51
digiphile: RT @ellnmllr New Data Visualization Tool for Journalists Created by Knight Professor http://bit.ly/af4GBl #gov20 (via @sairy)
02.09.2010 08.24.46
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02.09.2010 05.57.50
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Of all topics, this is one of the perennials. People want more traffic, more a... http://bit.ly/9vLFTk
02.09.2010 01.34.03
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justinlevy: RT @twitter: Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://t.co/xKz1rGj
01.09.2010 21.24.31
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01.09.2010 21.16.51
omarg:
marcapitman: Yay! Sounds like it was done right! RT @Ed RT @twitter Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://bit.ly/dqCLPS
01.09.2010 21.04.43
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florianseroussi: Official Twitter app for iPad is finally out http://t.co/yEfZccW via @twitter
01.09.2010 22.32.59
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01.09.2010 22.14.44
TweetSmarter: WhoHoo! Twitter for iPad is here Review: http://j.mp/c9iJ24 Announcement: http://j.mp/dCEAf3
01.09.2010 21.40.04
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01.09.2010 21.08.06
jabancroft: Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://j.mp/bmFje2 Woo hoo! It's here! :-)
01.09.2010 21.06.23
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01.09.2010 21.05.42
Ed: RT @twitter Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets bit.ly/dqCLPS
01.09.2010 21.02.54
scottschablow: RT @davedelaney: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/mbtJ5vH via @techcrunch
01.09.2010 21.32.50
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RobCairns: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good.: Are you addicted to Twitter... http://bit.ly/bmPCN6
01.09.2010 21.25.10
davefleet: However, if it's as good as they say it is, there may be some disgruntled app developers out there right now... http://tcrn.ch/cCw9It
01.09.2010 21.19.15
jdcoffman:
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HilzFuld: Good news. RT @parislemon: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/cu4VcPJ
01.09.2010 21.02.28
Ed: And @TechCrunch @ParisLemon give Twitter for iPad 3 thumbs up: http://tcrn.ch/bdQ3Iy
01.09.2010 21.02.22
parislemon: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/cu4VcPJ
01.09.2010 21.00.26
TechCrunch: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://tcrn.ch/bdQ3Iy by @parislemon
01.09.2010 20.59.54
debbieweil:
CreativeSage: RT @geoffliving -The Key to Finding Women #Speakers: http://bit.ly/aWIILd - I'd add: Look for speakers in socnets and in Twitter chats.
01.09.2010 18.53.28
lizstrauss:
vargasl:
geoffliving: @debbieweil And of course the lady who helped me start it all w/ BlogPotomac, http://bit.ly/aWIILd Mindfulness Key to Finding F Speakers
01.09.2010 17.47.17
geoffliving: New Blog Post: Mindfulness the Key to Finding Female Speakers http://bit.ly/9m7BmO
01.09.2010 17.46.07
whymommy: RT @geoffliving: The Key to Finding Women Speakers http://bit.ly/aWIILd
01.09.2010 17.45.51
geoffliving: The Key to Finding Women Speakers http://bit.ly/aWIILd @nattylux @jquig99 @shonali @lizstrauss @ambercadabra @jenmcclure @womenwhotech
01.09.2010 17.42.42
geoffliving: Mindfulness the Key to Finding Women Speakers http://bit.ly/aWIILd featuring @kdpaine @Maggiefox @debbieweil @kamichat @digitalsista @kanter
01.09.2010 17.40.47
maddiegrant:
WomenWhoTech: +1 RT @geoffliving: The Key to Finding Women Speakers http://bit.ly/aWIILd
01.09.2010 17.52.06
RobCairns: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce: I am a huge fan of Om Malik. I just read his post on Apple’s Ping... http://bit.ly/bx71XP
01.09.2010 18.22.24
tommytrc: RT @zaibatsu: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/bx71XP via @broganmedia
01.09.2010 18.22.15
zaibatsu: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/bx71XP via @broganmedia
01.09.2010 18.20.39
chrisbrogan: I have a different view of Apple's Ping than @Om - http://bit.ly/bI8HZh (but that's okay)
01.09.2010 18.19.10
Scobleizer:
Ed: #Amen @chrisbrogan stays out of the Apple Ping echo chamber http://bit.ly/aU58ic
01.09.2010 18.24.30
broganmedia: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/bx71XP
01.09.2010 18.18.27
chuckhemann:
sue_anne: RT @dannysullivan: @ap new guidelines mandates credit of originating source, even if it's a blog http://bit.ly/bFWBq7 (via @researchbuzz)
01.09.2010 15.03.50
ArnieK: RT @dannysullivan: great! @ap new guidelines mandates credit of originating source, even blogs http://bit.ly/bFWBq7 (via @researchbuzz)
01.09.2010 14.01.38
DanielRuby:
martindave:
MikeLizun:
NiemanLab: "The goal is simply to give credit to whoever got the story started or added some significant new angle." http://nie.mn/9TLTCQ
01.09.2010 14.23.49
dannysullivan: great! @ap new guidelines mandates credit of originating source, even if it's a blog http://bit.ly/bFWBq7 (via @researchbuzz)
01.09.2010 13.56.45
mediatwit: Kudos to the AP for finally giving credit to member news orgs and even blogs that break stories first: http://bit.ly/cU9nzb
01.09.2010 13.33.12
Poynter: The Associated Press issues new attribution and crediting guidelines. http://journ.us/bWC3Pu
01.09.2010 13.09.18
romenesko: The Associated Press issues new attribution and crediting guidelines. http://journ.us/bWC3Pu
01.09.2010 13.08.25
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/9qBbEw [Mashable]
01.09.2010 13.12.42
lacorbeau: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace: http://bit.ly/cOeCBT
01.09.2010 12.43.33
martindave:
bullseyevideo: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://dld.bz/ueWP
01.09.2010 14.16.08
marketstrategy: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - If I were MySpace, I would be shaking in my boots.Earlier today, A... http://ow.ly/18P5zU
01.09.2010 13.27.37
SebastianJaraB: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/9qBbEw [Mashable] #sm #smm
01.09.2010 13.12.42
Aerocles: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://t.co/haMLlpy via @mashsocialmedia @mashable
01.09.2010 12.42.29
augieray: RT @mashable: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.42.10
jeffbullas: @mashable Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/9NsKe4
01.09.2010 12.41.05
mayhemstudios: RT @benparr Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.29.34
film_girl:
HilzFuld: RT @benparr: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.27.53
Nicholas_Cardot: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://t.co/WxTzTXX via @mashsocialmedia @mashable
01.09.2010 12.21.37
JustTweets: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/d7MoZL
01.09.2010 12.18.10
mashable: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.18.05
armano: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores: http://bit.ly/asfSpo
01.09.2010 13.30.59
zaneology: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores via @jbruin http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 12.10.43
patstrader: RT @walterelly: Next? FB Credits for checking in on Places. Now:Target to sell FB credit gift cards http://bit.ly/bgXrcm via @mashable
01.09.2010 12.01.45
kim: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores via @jbruin @zaneology http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 14.03.54
CoachDeb:
jaycbee: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6 via @webaddict @mashable
01.09.2010 12.53.32
webaddict: RT @mashable: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 12.40.03
SebastianJaraB: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/a8KZz9 [Mashable]
01.09.2010 12.02.48
jbruin: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 11.54.20
w2e: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6 (via @mashable)
01.09.2010 11.40.46
BuzzEdition: ►Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6 via @mashable
01.09.2010 11.39.42
getshust:
akarlin: RT @mashable: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6 (R u gonna buy one?)
01.09.2010 11.35.58
mashable: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 11.34.44
florianseroussi:
JustTweets: Target First to Sell Facebook Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/9FgjpG
01.09.2010 11.22.52
loisgeller:
jeffbullas: @mashable Target First to Sell Facebook Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/c617dY
01.09.2010 11.22.35
CathyWebSavvyPR:
CathyWebSavvyPR: RT @Discovery_News: Tnks 2 everyone 4yr well wishes. @Discovery_News team all safe. Hoping all @Discovery empl R safe 2 http://tbd.ly/aljAkF
01.09.2010 11.38.44
smartinez:
bdresher: TBD has live blog updates & live video footage regarding Discovery gunman/hostage situation, http://tbd.ly/aiD7uu
01.09.2010 11.27.44
newpr:
mindofandre: Oh NO! A gunman in Silver Spring Discovery Communications bldg! I lived down the street from there! http://tbd.ly/c5x2HF (@minjae....)
01.09.2010 10.56.38
abarcelos:
toryk:
toryk: True, hubby works across street @sosarahsays via @tbd Discovery Communications headquaters in Silver Spring evacuated http://tbd.ly/aNwrY5
01.09.2010 10.47.41
toryk: Hubby just called, works directly across street @tbd Discovery Communications headquaters in Silver Spring evacuated http://tbd.ly/aNwrY5
01.09.2010 10.37.22
LYF108:
LYF108: More updates and video: Discovery Channel headquarters in Silver Spring evacuated; gunman inside http://tbd.ly/aJeuYs
01.09.2010 11.34.37
AmyVernon: y - oh mRT @romenesko: Demands of gunman inside @Discovery Channel HQ. http://bit.ly/dmCxn9 || http://journ.us/9jWEYb
01.09.2010 11.32.40
romenesko: Demands of gunman inside Discovery Channel HQ. http://savetheplanetprotest.com/ || http://journ.us/9jWEYb
01.09.2010 11.32.06
Poynter: Demands of gunman inside Discovery Channel HQ. http://savetheplanetprotest.com/ || http://journ.us/9jWEYb
01.09.2010 11.31.54
AmyVernon: I hope everyone over @Discovery_News & @Discovery folks are OK! http://tbd.ly/b7EWGA
01.09.2010 11.31.05
pwthornton: And the Discovery Channel building in Silver Spring is under a hostage situation right now: http://tbd.ly/cWfXIq
01.09.2010 11.20.48
carr2n:
WriterChanelle: http://tbd.ly/dqJ9E0 RT @ShannonRenee: @WriterChanelle is there a link to watch it live?
01.09.2010 11.06.26
brianstelter: Gunman at Discovery HQ: Live video from WJLA/TBD: http://tbd.ly/aSAtXH WUSA: http://bit.ly/dwQurG
01.09.2010 11.00.13
bivings:
WriterChanelle: The suspect is an Asian male, police said. http://tbd.ly/dqJ9E0 #Discovery
01.09.2010 10.54.44
prsarahevans:
Jonathan_Trenn: RT @tbd Discovery Communications headquaters in Silver Spring evacuated | TBD.com http://tbd.ly/aNwrY5
01.09.2010 10.52.19
buzzbishop: @trishussey aint workin for me at http://is.gd/ePB77 i'm watching at gizmodo. bizarre
01.09.2010 10.15.40
digiphile: There are over 230,000 activations of iOS a day, says Steve Jobs. http://j.mp/dmugXW I think he follows @Google news. ;)
01.09.2010 10.08.24
buzzbishop: apple event stream down. http://is.gd/ePB77 gizmodo event stream live. http://is.gd/ePB8n #huh?
01.09.2010 10.06.35
goldiekatsu: Seeing the buzz about the livestream in my various social feeds: (in case you didn't know and wanted to) http://is.gd/ePAgm
01.09.2010 09.57.36
LDpodcast: Hurray! "preshow" of apple event stream now up, playing Dylan. http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event
01.09.2010 09.46.53
JudsonCollier:
adamsconsulting: RT @kim: The Apple event is going live: http://bit.ly/aiaEtu (via @Scobleizer)
01.09.2010 10.11.17
CharityIdeas: RT @kim: The Apple event is going live: http://bit.ly/aiaEtu (via @Scobleizer)
01.09.2010 10.11.03
JimMacMillan: Live now.. RT @webbmedia You can watch the (Apple) announcements live, but you gotta use <blech> Safari: http://bit.ly/a9Rs21.
01.09.2010 10.06.13
HilzFuld: RT @tracitoguchi: RT @Scobleizer: Apple event video now live at http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event Looks awesome!
01.09.2010 10.02.05
agahran: RT @webbmedia: You can watch the announcements live, but you gotta use <blech> Safari: http://bit.ly/a9Rs21.
01.09.2010 10.00.47
douglasi: Apple Special Event September 2010 Just started LIVE streaming. Enjoy here -> http://bit.ly/dqJics via @smedio
01.09.2010 09.59.47
mayhemstudios: Same here :) RT @daynah Wow, the Apple stream works nicely on the iPad! :) http://bit.ly/apo0KM
01.09.2010 09.58.42
Scobleizer: The Apple event video is now live at http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event Looks awesome! I see lots of friends there.
01.09.2010 09.58.38
ijustine: Almost time for the Apple Keynote! They are playing Jack Johnson :D Watch it here: http://bit.ly/bpZRHZ
01.09.2010 09.57.46
laughingsquid: Apple event is about to begin, here's the live stream http://bit.ly/bToARb + @gdgt has great live coverage as always http://bit.ly/9lhXSE
01.09.2010 09.57.07
HilzFuld: Wow indeed. RT @daynah: Wow, the Apple stream works nicely on the iPad! :) http://bit.ly/apo0KM
01.09.2010 09.56.51
billpalmer: Apple posts live streaming link http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event
01.09.2010 09.56.03
nickbilton: Follow the Apple event live: http://j.mp/cskyKu Commentary, NYTBits: http://j.mp/aXGipi GDGT: http://j.mp/buXiKO Gizmodo: http://j.mp/34if6u
01.09.2010 09.55.05
JasonRubacky: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://bit.ly/bFll3b #SEO
01.09.2010 09.08.13
mikemost:
kellyhclay: The titles are important? Who knew. 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://is.gd/ePqK4 (via @kevinokeefe & @mashable)
01.09.2010 08.13.56
hcduthie:
lacorbeau: RT @mashsocialmedia 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts - http://mash.to/2xVib #SEO
01.09.2010 07.41.02
WebStudio13: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://t.co/B0whvvS via @mashbusiness @mashable
01.09.2010 08.24.03
jeffbullas: @mashable 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://bit.ly/a8HhFS
01.09.2010 08.16.59
SebastianJaraB: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://bit.ly/9PQxvd [Mashable]
01.09.2010 08.10.14
mongoosemetrics: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts - http://mash.to/2xVib #SEO #blogging
01.09.2010 07.53.03
CathyWebSavvyPR: RT @fusedlogic: Gowalla Feature Defines Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://bit.ly/dpd8nG @mashable Tourism tool! via @JohnFMoore
01.09.2010 08.04.19
JohnFMoore: Nice! RT @fusedlogic: Gowalla Feature Defines Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://t.co/i1NkvO2 (v @mashable) Tourism tool!
01.09.2010 07.37.54
BradMays: Convinced @Gowalla gets location better than any other platform. It's about experience, not location http://t.co/Ygy9uhq (h/t @katiehaag)
01.09.2010 06.38.18
brett: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins: http://bit.ly/9I6knj
01.09.2010 06.22.51
CindyRoyal:
jbruin: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins - http://mash.to/2xPf3
01.09.2010 07.40.34
adnys: RT @mashable: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://j.mp/apI7GR <~ Highlights = the new Yelp of #LBS?
01.09.2010 07.32.22
Aerocles: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://bit.ly/9weaEY #Aeromag
01.09.2010 07.13.58
jeffbullas: @mashable Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://bit.ly/b2gHlt
01.09.2010 05.55.45
daveknox: Smart move by @jw and @ Gowalla to crowd source the best a city has to offfer - http://t.co/72tzEMr
01.09.2010 05.35.21
Jonathan_Trenn: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://t.co/ygOGWnO via @mashablemobile @mashable
01.09.2010 05.29.03
SebastianJaraB: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://bit.ly/d5iTlS #mobile
01.09.2010 05.17.44
JustTweets: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins http://bit.ly/bglCrR
01.09.2010 05.04.14
mashable: Gowalla Feature Defines Place Popularity by Experience, Not Checkins - http://mash.to/2xPf3
01.09.2010 05.03.42
susanbeebe: Reading: RT @AmberCadabra: Don't count people like marbles. Going beyond social media reach: http://bit.ly/9Uhayd #listening #smm
01.09.2010 07.05.26
AmberCadabra: Don't count people like marbles. Going beyond social media reach: http://bit.ly/9Uhayd
01.09.2010 07.00.03
JasonFalls: @HHotelConsult Uh ... check out the other link I shared after that: http://ar.gy/1ba People are talking about it.
01.09.2010 06.59.53
TLCHOME: "Relevant Reach" RT @JasonFalls: What you should be counting instead of followers. More smarts from @AmberCadabra: http://ar.gy/1ba
01.09.2010 06.41.46
gloriabell: RT @JasonFalls: What you should be counting instead of followers. More smarts from @AmberCadabra: http://ar.gy/1ba
01.09.2010 06.33.19
JasonFalls: What you should be counting instead of followers. More smarts from @AmberCadabra: http://ar.gy/1ba
01.09.2010 06.30.02
LauraMattis: RT @jaybaer: Going Beyond Social Media Reach - why counting people like marbles in a jar won't work, by @ambercadabra http://bit.ly/d0a7mq
01.09.2010 06.29.28
jaybaer: Going Beyond Social Media Reach - why counting people like marbles in a jar won't work, by @ambercadabra http://bit.ly/d0a7mq
01.09.2010 06.26.12
bostonmike: Are you measuring reach? What about relevant reach? A different way of thinking from @AmberCadabra http://bit.ly/cIZv4t
01.09.2010 06.46.21
prebynski:
knealemann: Size doesn't matter? @AmberCadabra says, that depends. http://bit.ly/cncO2q #socialmedia
01.09.2010 04.23.20
susanbeebe: Nice write up of the Highlights feature just launched by @gowalla on TechCrunch - http://tcrn.ch/drVeiW /via @incslinger #lbs #reviews
01.09.2010 05.58.25
incslinger: Nice write up of the Highlights feature just launched by @gowalla on TechCrunch - http://tcrn.ch/drVeiW
01.09.2010 05.39.33
benasmith: A look @Gowalla's new "Highlights" feature - Great concept, adding more value to user experience http://tcrn.ch/aXjcW3
01.09.2010 05.33.37
MENGonline: RT @BrandRanter: Gowalla evolves in reaction to competition from FourSquare & Facebook http://tcrn.ch/aBHucW #MENGonline
01.09.2010 05.25.14
RobCairns: Gowalla Continues The March Beyond The Check-In With Highlights — A Social Atlas:
If you didn’t think the check-i... http://bit.ly/aZXyDX
01.09.2010 05.21.32
anitafiander: Gowalla Continues The March Beyond The Check-In With Highlights — A Social Atlas- http://ow.ly/2xQeI
01.09.2010 06.00.04
JoselinMane: Continuing The March Beyond The Check-In @Gowalla to Add Social Atlas: http://bit.ly/aZXyDX #internet #tech via @KarenKinnaman
01.09.2010 05.35.01
TechCrunch: Gowalla Continues The March Beyond The Check-In With Highlights -- A Social Atlas - http://tcrn.ch/aBHucW by @parislemon
01.09.2010 05.04.22
karyncooks: Very interesting. Twirls fake mustache. RT @ShellyKramer: Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://icio.us/skv54a
31.08.2010 19.16.03
zaneology: RT @broganmedia Found this neat: Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://bit.ly/9DMuc4
31.08.2010 18.08.21
mynameiskate: Will B nice to have something more up2date than Technorati - Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://bit.ly/9zAEPe (via @mitchjoel)
31.08.2010 17.28.33
bryanrhoads: RT @marshallk: Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://bit.ly/9zAEPe
31.08.2010 17.25.05
RedheadWriting: Reading >>RT @ShellyKramer: Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://icio.us/skv54a
31.08.2010 19.15.30
broganmedia: Found this neat: Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://bit.ly/9DMuc4
31.08.2010 18.07.12
Scobleizer:
mitchjoel: RT @marshallk: Google Launches Blog Finder for Any Topic http://bit.ly/9zAEPe [interesting]
31.08.2010 17.13.16
CindyRoyal: Ooo, good to know RT @jrue Apple to provide live video streaming of new product announcement tomorrow at 10 a.m. pst. http://bit.ly/aEcwcB
31.08.2010 16.42.21
epodcaster:
marshallk:
ThomAllen: I guess Windows users have no business watching an Apple live streaming event http://bit.ly/deyI4z
31.08.2010 16.17.44
Scobleizer:
rachelsterne: RT @antderosa: You Need an Apple Device to Watch Apple's Live Video Stream Tomorrow http://bit.ly/9zp7Cl
31.08.2010 16.27.56
Scobleizer:
Rafe: Apple press conf Weds livestreaming using "open standards" yet available only on Apple HW. Head = exploded. http://bit.ly/c7mITH #cnet
31.08.2010 16.20.01
laughingsquid: interesting, Apple will be doing a live stream of tomorrow's special event http://bit.ly/bqPdpn via @alleyinsider
31.08.2010 16.17.34
nickbilton: Woah, Apple's going to live stream its announcement tomorrow on Web, iPhone, iPad etc. http://bit.ly/bqPdpn
31.08.2010 16.17.04
Scobleizer:
dsilverman: Apple's alert for tomorrow's livestream says it requires a Mac on OS X 10.6, iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. No Windows?? http://bit.ly/92yzFA
31.08.2010 16.09.31
ChrisPirillo: Apple is streaming tomorrow's event, live: http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/08/31alert.html
31.08.2010 16.09.23
dsilverman: RT @GlennF: Holy crud, Apple will stream live video of tomorrow's event. http://bit.ly/bcZG1i (via @slim)
31.08.2010 16.04.34
FrankEliason:
mollienothnagel: Interesting. Worth a look. RT @AmberCadabra: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA
31.08.2010 14.37.20
susanbeebe: Reading: RT @AmberCadabra: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA #SMM
31.08.2010 14.33.41
tacanderson: Interesting implications RT @AmberCadabra: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA
31.08.2010 14.26.45
AmberCadabra: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA
31.08.2010 14.22.34
stevegarfield: RT @Chuckumentary: RT @StevenLadin: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA” via/ @quick13
31.08.2010 15.06.20
LYF108:
mstory123:
mongoosemetrics: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA RT @tacanderson @AmberCadabra:
31.08.2010 14.29.27
mayaREguru: RT @AmberCadabra: The Future of Social Media Monitoring: Public Facing Dashboards? http://bit.ly/bxJFQA
31.08.2010 14.27.48
lynneluvah: @Aerocles @BeatsandRants @KevinBrandall I like the style of paper.li as opposed to @TwtTimes, but that's just me. I'm more magaziney.
31.08.2010 14.30.10
jenniferwindrum: @rjleaman It appears it has to be a Twitter list and not one that we have on another platform, like Tweetdeck...is that correct? (paper.li)
31.08.2010 14.21.17
callkathy: WNBA Paper.li - All the WNBA news in one place - Vitamin CH (Chocolate) http://t.co/WppNUbv
31.08.2010 14.14.17
Pistachio: awesome, thanks Phyllis! RT @phylliskhare Just wrote a review of paper.li on @oneforty. http://14t.me/cXb2kQ /cc @smallrivers
31.08.2010 14.09.43
Pistachio: yes @phylliskhare we're very excited about @smallrivers Paper.li http://t.co/DqfRhGs great CONTEXT & curation app for Twitter
31.08.2010 13.17.32
vedo: @vargasl I haven't used paper.li but have started to see more and more usage. For me, some of the value comes from who sent and who's noted.
31.08.2010 11.36.40
vargasl: Those of you using paper.li - how many times are you sending info? Any feedback from your community about use/value?
31.08.2010 11.30.27
vargasl: I want to give paper.li a try...what would be valuable to YOU? (1) all topics related to education OR (2) Zany: outside socmed fishbowl?
31.08.2010 11.27.33
maddiegrant: @maggielmcg love paper.li - now that would be innovative! #assnchat
31.08.2010 11.52.05
kmatthews: Mom's get your tissues out... http://www.reflectionsofmotherhood.com/ (& then send to every new & soon-to-be mom you know!) via @JulieMa
31.08.2010 13.31.10
TheJenATX: @unmarketing Dammit...what you make me wanna cry for? http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 13.21.42
unmarketing: If you could go back to before your first baby, what would you tell yourself? http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 13.18.04
SusanRadojevic: @ambermac cameo appearance in @unmarketing video?? Very cool... http://bit.ly/aVIUUj
31.08.2010 12.15.00
karimacatherine: Thanks @unmarketing for this : For moms, soon-to-be, new and experienced :) http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 11.45.43
unmarketing: For moms, soon-to-be, new and experienced :) http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 11.44.51
Randy_Gage: RT this to your mother. And your kids. And yourself. http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 10.53.37
ElysiaBrooker: Perfect! RT @nummiesbras: unbelievably excited, tears rolling down my face, to share with you Reflections of Motherhood http://tiny.cc/crni4
31.08.2010 10.42.29
Randy_Gage: RT @nummiesbras: unbelievably excited, tears rolling down my face, to share with you Reflections of Motherhood http://tiny.cc/crni4
31.08.2010 10.42.27
unmarketing: Fave video I've ever been a part of: Reflections of Motherhood http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 10.33.45
CarissaO: Not sure this was supposed to make me laugh AND cry...but it did. Thanks, @unmarketing. http://www.ReflectionsOfMotherhood.com
31.08.2010 13.31.41
mombizcoach: Alright, Moms. Phone a friend & watch this together: Reflections of Motherhood http://tiny.cc/crni4 via @nummiesbras
31.08.2010 10.48.54
msaleem: I guess this guy has a tough job ahead of him - http://tcrn.ch/a19hhI - (via @tedsgame)
31.08.2010 10.32.35
pheadrick: Meet Digg's new CEO -- http://tcrn.ch/9D6ZNM (via @techrunch) #digg #reddit
31.08.2010 10.04.31
RobCairns: Meet Digg’s New CEO: Digg has hired Amazon exec Matt Williams to be their new CEO, we’ve confirmed. This ends a mo... http://bit.ly/aWMeOY
31.08.2010 09.59.17
tommytrc: RT @BuzzEdition: ► NEW CEO of @Digg announced! http://ow.ly/2xqmu Wish him the best! #digg via @LtGenPanda
31.08.2010 09.53.08
DavidSpinks: I was expecting @kevinrose with a mustache. RT @patrickbjohnson: Meet Digg’s New CEO http://bit.ly/aWMeOY
31.08.2010 10.50.41
PhilipNowak: Makes sense. Saw a video interview where Kevin Rose said he hated being CEO. RT @TechCrunch: Meet Digg's New CEO http://tcrn.ch/9D6ZNM
31.08.2010 10.07.30
Techmeme: Meet Digg's New CEO (@arrington / TechCrunch) http://tcrn.ch/91uwlH http://techme.me/=zVT
31.08.2010 10.00.51
BuzzEdition: ► NEW CEO of @Digg announced! http://ow.ly/2xqmu Wish him the best! #digg via @LtGenPanda
31.08.2010 09.51.56
zaneology:
davefleet: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity http://t.co/6YRKqPS
31.08.2010 05.54.14
cspenn: #the5: Mashable already has priority inbox tips for productivity: http://bit.ly/b3e87G
31.08.2010 05.48.21
ScottMonty:
zaibatsu: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity: http://bit.ly/c6fOiO
31.08.2010 00.07.02
WebStudio13: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity http://t.co/H1AbMhl via @mashabletech @mashable
31.08.2010 05.51.16
bullseyevideo: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity http://dld.bz/tUnK
31.08.2010 04.04.06
SebastianJaraB: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity http://bit.ly/aQZ6hE #tech
31.08.2010 03.21.44
Iconic88: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity: http://bit.ly/c6fOiO /@zaibatsu
31.08.2010 00.10.19
jbruin: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity - http://mash.to/2x9ja
31.08.2010 00.01.15
Scobleizer:
mashable: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity - http://mash.to/2x9ja
30.08.2010 23.53.03
JustTweets: Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity http://bit.ly/cPzMlg
30.08.2010 23.28.43
jeffbullas: @mashable Gmail Priority Inbox: 5 Tips for Better Productivity http://bit.ly/aIGjNe
30.08.2010 23.28.41
TinaCook: Are you affected? Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/U3qeaMK via@mashable
31.08.2010 05.55.50
nateriggs: Who's having problems with this? RT @MollyBorchers: RT @CentralityMedia: Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/bFtJrIl
31.08.2010 06.45.03
anitafiander: RT @arnoldaranez: [Mashable] Facebook Down for Many Users http://bit.ly/bqmPgi
31.08.2010 06.34.48
WebStudio13: Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/yufO7nm via @mashabletech @mashable
31.08.2010 06.24.45
timeontaskva: Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/81SV6Gq via @mashabletech @mashable #facebook
31.08.2010 06.12.13
SBoSM: RT @elhathaway: @mashable Facebook Down for Many Users http://bit.ly/bdLt86
31.08.2010 05.16.27
dsilverman: RT @mashable: Facebook Down for Many Users - http://mash.to/2xfat \\ Failbook.
31.08.2010 05.11.25
fleep: delicious tag: Email overload? Try Priority Inbox - Official Gmail Blog: If google's new beta "priority inbox" doe... http://bit.ly/c2Q3Uv
30.08.2010 22.20.33
digiphile: Rather amused that @Google's introduction of Priority Inbox will help users cut down on "bacn" http://j.mp/cL9MJG #infovegan
30.08.2010 21.39.30
fleep: If google's new beta "priority inbox" does what it says it does, I will be a very happy camper. http://is.gd/eMFUv
30.08.2010 21.25.05
CathyWebSavvyPR: RT @mattcutts: Breaking news: Google releases Priority Inbox: http://goo.gl/fXK8 and http://goo.gl/YocX It rocks via @matt_mcgowan
30.08.2010 21.22.21
DavidBThomas:
RealDealJoe:
DarinRMcClure:
susanbeebe:
lalorek: Weird but Microsoft demostrated these same features to me a few years ago that make up G-Mail's new priority inbox http://bit.ly/bC0au9
30.08.2010 21.06.27
bethggwaz: RT @omarg: Official Google Blog: introducing Gmail Priority Inbox [Holy Mahoney, they CHANGED THE GAME! (maybe)] http://bit.ly/bHUuhU
30.08.2010 20.54.31
omarg: Official Google Blog: introducing Gmail Priority Inbox [Holy Mahoney, they CHANGED THE GAME! (maybe)] http://bit.ly/bHUuhU
30.08.2010 20.50.28
fredwilson: dear google: can i please have priority inbox now? i've wanted this forever http://bit.ly/biiulI
31.08.2010 02.45.26
ginatrapani: Gmail Priority Inbox sounds delicious. No one is better positioned to get this right. Can't wait to get it. http://bit.ly/9iS4Rk
30.08.2010 22.23.09
LoriMoreno: RT @delwilliams RT @google: Got too much email? Priority Inbox in Gmail helps w/ info overload http://bit.ly/bcu3nw
30.08.2010 21.36.47
dangillmor: Priority Inbox from Google:if this really works it could move me toward using gmail more http://bit.ly/cP0D8H
30.08.2010 21.19.02
Scobleizer:
google: Got too much email? Priority Inbox in Gmail helps w/ info overload http://bit.ly/bcu3nw
30.08.2010 21.05.43
mattcutts: Breaking news: Google releases Priority Inbox: http://goo.gl/fXK8 and http://goo.gl/YocX It rocks. Please RT!
30.08.2010 21.05.23
Techmeme: Email overload? Try Priority Inbox (Doug Aberdeen / Gmail Blog) http://bit.ly/bRfNsT http://techme.me/=zGB
30.08.2010 20.45.51
AaronStrout: @Montero @duellsy kewl. I don't see it yet on my gmail but I'm sure it will be there soon. http://tcrn.ch/c8FAbQ
30.08.2010 21.02.06
LucretiaPruitt: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://tcrn.ch/c4oNOY (meanwhile, I *love* this TechCrunch article! LMP)
30.08.2010 20.35.51
sue_anne: RT @parislemon: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/FFYKrqM
30.08.2010 20.24.00
byosko: GMail priority inbox launching - that's big: http://tcrn.ch/c6vObJ (if it works!)
30.08.2010 20.21.07
arrington: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/1wgiTLL via @techcrunch
30.08.2010 21.24.28
andybeal: Reading: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://gri.ms/KTE0
30.08.2010 20.45.42
JimKukral: Oh man bring this on now!!! RT @steverubel Big new Gmail feature coming http://ow.ly/1qOwQH
30.08.2010 20.32.47
sumaya: I can't wait! Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://tcrn.ch/c6vObJ (via @TechCrunch)
30.08.2010 20.29.40
Scobleizer:
Ed:
Ross: For those heavy days RT @parislemon: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://is.gd/eMAF1
30.08.2010 20.24.32
parislemon: This is seriously the best feature Gmail has added maybe ever. Been using it for a few days, getting better everyday http://t.co/FFYKrqM
30.08.2010 20.24.19
Scobleizer:
TechCrunch: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/FeuzLSo by @jasonkincaid
30.08.2010 20.22.06
leslie: Cool, but time stamp is more important to me so I'll pass on this one, Google http://techcrunch.com/2010/08/30/gmail-priority-inbox/
30.08.2010 20.21.02
parislemon: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/FFYKrqM
30.08.2010 20.18.33
JenChicago:
jeremyvictor: BRING IT! RT @adamostrow: pretty excited for Gmail Priority Inbox - http://mash.to/2x6mM
30.08.2010 20.55.35
KrisColvin:
brett: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same: http://bit.ly/c7Mis4
30.08.2010 20.44.50
jolieodell: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same - http://mash.to/2x6mM
30.08.2010 20.30.09
jeffbullas: @mashable Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same http://bit.ly/b08plr
30.08.2010 20.58.17
SebastianJaraB: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same http://bit.ly/ag5UTa #tech
30.08.2010 20.51.31
adamostrow: pretty excited for Gmail Priority Inbox - http://mash.to/2x6mM just a few short yrs and we'll get telepathic replies. u heard it here first.
30.08.2010 20.48.57
benparr: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same - http://mash.to/2x6mM
30.08.2010 20.44.27
girlgamy: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same http://t.co/eD43Mxo @mashable hmmmmm.
30.08.2010 20.38.57
adnys: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: http://mash.to/2x6mM ~ How often are "email" & "awesome" used in the same phrase? #HappyBus #4hourworkweek
30.08.2010 20.37.53
adamcoomes: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same http://j.mp/dgcgCp
30.08.2010 20.36.20
CharityIdeas: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same http://bit.ly/ccjOQU (@Mashable) @TechZader
30.08.2010 20.32.11
mashable: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same - http://mash.to/2x6mM
30.08.2010 20.27.37
JustTweets: Gmail Priority Inbox Launches: Your E-mail Will Never Be the Same http://bit.ly/9xu16z
30.08.2010 20.26.24
jolieodell: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://t.co/8J8ohPD
30.08.2010 18.25.20
nathantwright: Facebook returns to its roots with new Universities feature: http://bit.ly/cNMFS0 College peeps what do you think?? @ me!
30.08.2010 17.13.20
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/bLF47g [Mashable]
30.08.2010 17.08.47
yongclee: So Facebook is going back to its roots w/ Universities Page: http://bit.ly/cVY33D #SMCEDU students, what do you think? (via @mashable)
30.08.2010 16.45.05
lavrusik: Facebook launches a page for universities as a resource to students: http://mash.to/2x2Lw Idea: Create a network w/in FB for students.
30.08.2010 18.05.02
jeffbullas: @mashable Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/aGEm4Z
30.08.2010 17.39.42
bullseyevideo: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://dld.bz/tS3x
30.08.2010 17.16.09
SebastianJaraB: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/bLF47g [Mashable] #sm #smm
30.08.2010 17.08.47
tkpleslie: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://t.co/i9PG0yy via @mashable
30.08.2010 17.06.12
JustTweets: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/awdTJ2
30.08.2010 16.38.14
mashable: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page - http://mash.to/2x2lq
30.08.2010 16.34.57
chrisbechtel:
kmatthews: Great article RT @armano How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5
30.08.2010 13.48.09
missdestructo: RT @armano: How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5 #in #fb
30.08.2010 13.47.14
armano: How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5 #in #fb
30.08.2010 13.37.57
ElysiaBrooker: RT @ErinBlaskie: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/EtZKVMp via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 13.37.38
jangles: "How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future." Generation game. http://bit.ly/cewMjh
30.08.2010 13.25.11
MarshaCollier:
DonnaTocci:
pheadrick: RT @mashable: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future - http://mash.to/2wTTz
30.08.2010 11.39.45
mikemost: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/7SL9JbO via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 11.39.09
freetrafficgen: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://bit.ly/chUOHP
30.08.2010 14.04.28
BuzzEdition: ►How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5 via @armano
30.08.2010 14.00.48
SebastianJaraB: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://bit.ly/diZWgY [Mashable]
30.08.2010 13.54.57
SocialMedia411: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future (Mashable): http://bit.ly/9k0F9f "Today’s CEO is not social"
30.08.2010 13.30.28
pramitjnathan: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future | http://bit.ly/9VXbvI | RT @vmsajan
30.08.2010 13.26.58
TheNewsChick: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future: http://bit.ly/dv2lE3
30.08.2010 13.06.54
mongoosemetrics: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/fBpjSUz #socialmedia
30.08.2010 12.39.10
jchernov: Great line by the greater @jbruin "Social media abstinence even appears to extend to CEOs of tech companies" http://bit.ly/cgUnB5
30.08.2010 11.52.16
CharityIdeas: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future - http://bit.ly/dsr71D via @mashable @delwilliams
30.08.2010 11.50.35
Ed: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/fBpjSUz (Great Post By @jbruin)
30.08.2010 11.47.40
danzarrella: New Blog Post: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse: http://bit.ly/8Yw10c
30.08.2010 13.16.23
andressilvaa: BLOGS: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://bit.ly/bx8N9Q [HubSpot]
30.08.2010 12.55.48
mvolpe: New Blog Post: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://ow.ly/18MZw5
30.08.2010 11.29.42
oneforty: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://bit.ly/bYGtph via @DanZarrella & @HubSpot
30.08.2010 11.20.04
TDefren:
techlifeweb: RT @rsarver: Awesome: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://t.co/I6QqjUV #tlw
30.08.2010 10.48.36
jmacofearth: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse << Gotta love good visuals - Hubspot Scores! http://ff.im/-pVHJH
30.08.2010 10.36.17
amanda_pants:
SebastianJaraB: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://bit.ly/bx8N9Q [HubSpot] #smm #sm
30.08.2010 12.55.48
jeffbullas: @hubspot Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://bit.ly/bx8N9Q top post
30.08.2010 12.55.47
nickbilton: Visualizing how links spread through the twitterverse. http://bit.ly/9sRehe (via @zimbalist)
30.08.2010 12.01.27
eric_andersen: WOM->WORT? "The internet now gives marketers a way to map word-of-mouth that was previously impossible" http://j.mp/bdTUZl
30.08.2010 11.37.15
eric_andersen: @sadatshami @joandimicco did you see this visualization of retweets across Twitter? http://j.mp/bdTUZl
30.08.2010 11.34.07
eric_andersen: Wow, cool visualizations - how a link spreads across the Twitterverse! http://j.mp/bdTUZl /by @Hubspot via @Ed
30.08.2010 11.14.43
Ed: Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://bit.ly/bYGtph
30.08.2010 10.39.44
grader: RT @hubspot Visualizing How a Link Spreads Through the Twitterverse http://bit.ly/bYGtph (pretty pictures!)
30.08.2010 10.34.17
JasonFalls: A delightfully helpful post for non echo-chamber folks from @chrisbrogan: How to Put Your Small Business On the Web - http://ar.gy/1W5
30.08.2010 06.00.06
JoeSorge: Another instant bookmark! RT @chrisbrogan: Small or solo business? Here are some first steps for getting on the web - http://bit.ly/aTveNK
30.08.2010 05.18.40
bgardner: RT @chrisbrogan How to Put Your Small Business On the Web http://bit.ly/9lDhS6
30.08.2010 05.14.19
chrisbrogan: Small or solo business? Here are some first steps for getting on the web - http://bit.ly/aTveNK
30.08.2010 05.12.59
shersteve: How to Put Your Small Business On the Web http://bit.ly/b3eVwZ @chrisbrogan sets out the business steps to take #the5
30.08.2010 03.32.54
RobCairns: How to Put Your Small Business On the Web:
If you’re a business of one like a consultant, or a smaller business ... http://bit.ly/aTveNK
30.08.2010 01.33.42
craignewmark: RT @broganmedia: How to Put Your Small Business On the Web http://bit.ly/aTveNK
30.08.2010 04.43.09
jeffbullas: @chrisbrogan How to Put Your Small Business On the Web http://bit.ly/aTveNK worth a read
30.08.2010 01.33.42
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