According to Google, their Google+ network is continuing to pick up steam. With over 500 million total accounts, over half – 235 million – are active, making G+ the fastest growing soci...
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This post is from Jeff Bullas and as always he has some very important information about a StumbleUpon that you should know about.
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"I recently stumbled across some data from Stat Counter that revealed that StumbleUpon drives more referral traffic than Facebook and Twitter or any other social media site!"
**The Statistics on StumbleUpon Worth Noting
**StumbleUpon itself has just released a infographic that highlights some interesting facts and figures about its service that is worth keeping in mind
Read the full article: http://bit.ly/rAMOWw Via janlgordon, Tom George Delete the scoop?
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Lot of good tools to help you facilitate conversations with the right people through your content sharing in social media. Intro: Social media can be a very valuable tool for promoting content. While it's a good idea to make sure you're spreading it to your direct network of fans and followers on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Google+, the true value that social media provides is its ability to spread content beyond your direct network of social media connections By making it easy for others to share your content to their personal networks as well, you'll be significantly extending the reach of your content.So what can you do to help move this process along? While you can't directly influence whether someone decides to share your content, there are several things you can do to indirectly encourage and make it simple for them. Here are some great tips... Via janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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Tywlah is something I use and love. If you are a marketer and you use Twitter, you should be on this amazing site. The owners, Eric and Kelly Kim are the most wonderful, caring and brilliant people. Can you tell I love this?
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Every person or business has probably had that “Aha!” moment when they see their tweet show up in a Google Alert.
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This happens to me more than once a day!
Of course, with Google Realtime Search probably relaunching with Google+ data to replace tweets, your tweets may not appear on Google but are still being indexed by all of the other search engines. Every time you tweet, there is a chance that your message will be retweeted or even linked to, but a majority of the time your tweet becomes a fleeting piece of data that is lost in time and buried together with the billion other tweets that exist.
Many businesses, through proactive content curation and a social media strategy that guides them into becoming the resource for their industry by sharing a lot of content, send out a lot of tweets on a daily basis. Is there a way that these tweets can somehow be used in a way to not only better brand their Twitter presence but also receive some SEO benefits?
Yes, there is. And it’s a service that you might not have heard of but should be signing up for if you’re excited about the prospect.
It’s called Twylah.
http://www.business2community.com/social-media/twitter-seo-think-twylah-057316
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This is a great tool for curators!
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"With a Web full of stuff, discovery is a hard problem. Search engines were the first tools on the scene, but their rankings still have a hard time identifying relevance the same way a human user would."
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Digging For Content
Thoora was founded in 2008, and it originally launched as a real-time news aggregator, which we covered back in 2009. But this new iteration is about much more than scanning the news.
This is a toolkit for users to explore and research topics, and it learns more about them as its users sort out what matters to them. It is a social tool - users can share topics, and the Thoora site features highlights - but the purpose of the tool is to turn up the most relevant content on the topic, no matter how deeply it's buried in the Web.
"We like to say that we're at the intersection of aggregation, curation and search," says Carrie Shaw, head of product at Thoora. As far as users are concerned, that's a good description, but the real value of Thoora comes from the learning algorithms at work behind the scenes. As users create topics, discover content and clean up the results, the Thoora engine gets better at recommendations.
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/thoora.php Via janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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Whether you like or dislike Klout, fortunately or unfortunately this is what we have to work with today.
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Are you still one of those folks who thinks Klout is stupid? It's time to look at the facts and consider this as an important business development.
Here's what caught my attention:
Content is power.
The ability to create and move content is the absolute key to online influence. So think about this — To the extent that you could actually measure that, wouldn’t you also be creating an indicator of relative influence?
That’s what Klout is trying to do. They are finding the people who are experts at creating, aggregating, and sharing content that moves online. Nothing more. That may seem rather simple but it’s actually complex, and from an academic and business point of view, a significant development.
“Influence” has been one of the most studied aspects of politics, marketing, sociology, and psychology and yet it has never really been measured in a statistically valid way. Until now. People creating content is an action. Having a link clicked, or a message re-tweeted, is an effect. Finally, there is something to measure in this field.
http://www.businessesgrow.com/2011/09/12/why-klout-matters-a-lot/ Via janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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This could be G+'s tipping point