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Spn.ee helps marketers discover which social media and marketing campaigns are converting into sales and signups back on their website. Via Fernando Seijo
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Twitter is a powerful platform for websites to share their content, and drive traffic and engagement. However, people have struggled to accurately measure the amount of traffic Twitter is sending to their websites, in part because web analytics software hasn’t evolved as quickly as online sharing and social signals. Today we’re announcing Twitter Web Analytics, a tool that helps website owners understand how much traffic they receive from Twitter and the effectiveness of Twitter integrations on their sites. Twitter Web Analytics was driven by the acquisition of BackType, which we announced in July. Via The New Company
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http://visual.ly Introducing Visually, a place to Create, Share and Explore Great Visualizations. Via Cornélia Castro
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News en partenariat avec Serious Game et smartphone pourraient très bientôt faire partie de votre panoplie de solutions médicales embarquées. Comment ? Via Yasmine Kasbi
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We asked readers, "How do you use Dropbox?" We were flooded with replies. Boiled down, here are their top tips. Via Kathleen Cercone, Elena Elliniadou
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People will come across an article, realize either they don’t have time to read it (or aren’t sure if they want to), plug that link into gis.to, and voila, you’ve got 5 to 10 summaries that other people who have read that article have written. That will be the majority of users on the network. A smaller portion will be folks who simply read a lot and want to curate great long-form content for others. Just like some people are passionate about being editors on Wikipedia and manage knowledge of things, people, and events, gis.to authors will be managers of content. Via Howard Rheingold
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jawoco.com permet de voir combien de twitt ont été envoyé et combien de like ont été cliqués sur un url donné. ça ne marche pas pour tous les urls, mais ça donne un bonne idée tout de même. L’exemple avec google.com permet de voir que cet url a été twitté 10600 fois et liké 900 fois. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Einstein said "everything must be made as simple as possible, but not one bit simpler". That concept, often tied to Occam's Razor, is very powerful when looking at new theories and models.
I decided to apply this process to social business and in so doing something emerged that I believe is very useful in understanding social in the enterprise.
In a document that we published last year called The Social Business Framework, we explored the two key levers that can be applied to socialize business, content and community. A year later and after quite a bit of research on social business, I now believe that there was a missing element beyond content and community that is critical for building a complete enterprise social strategy. This third element is collaboration.
http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/41540/the-three-cs-of-social-business/ Via janlgordon
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Location-based services give consumers and business owners the ability to communicate and stay connected on a whole new level. Since the inception of such tools including FourSquare both consumers and business owners are leveraging location-based marketing to its fullest potential. Not too long ago the world’s largest marketing company Google launched its social network competitor Google+ in an effort to create an ideal solution for online networking. While it remains premature most web users remain unaware of its check-in capabilities. Via The New Company |
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Group/as is a site to help share groups of interesting people to add to your circles on Google+. Explore existing groups and add people to them, or simply create your own. Via callooh
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I posted this a few weeks ago, I'm sure not everyone saw it and it is definitely worth posting again. Lots of information and strategy.
Nine ways to make curation work for your brand.
Become a Content Curation King
Sean Carton | August 29, 2011
"Curation" is a buzzword (even if it isn't technically a word…unless you count the 14th century French definition meaning "to cure") that's smokin' up the interwebs these days. Launching into the blogosphere virtually from nowhere in 2009, it's now one of those terms that's essential to any digital marketer on the cutting edge (or for anyone who wants to sound like one).
Curation has now come to mean the act of sorting through the vast amounts of content on the web and presenting it in a coherent way, organized around a specific topic(s). However, unlike automated services (such as Google News), the essential difference of curation is that there's a human being doing the sifting, sorting, arranging, and publishing. Just as a museum curator must decide which artifacts to display during an exhibition, an online curator decides what information available online is appropriate and relevant to her audience.
Making curation work for your brand is a lot easier said than done. As countless would-be content curation kings (and queens) have found out, just gathering a lot of links together doesn't guarantee anything except that you'll spend a lot of time curating links. You need to commit resources to both curation and promotion if you're going to be successful. And that's just the first step. To truly succeed as a curator, you need to think like a curator (not just an aggregator) and keep the following in mind:
http://www.clickz.com/clickz/column/2104954/content-curation-king
Via janlgordon
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You might expect social media superstars to be giving virtual high fives and tweeting with delight at the idea of a suggested users list on Google+. It’s a way to be surfaced for new users, meaning more followers, and that’s a good thing, right? Wrong — for some. Since Google released the list late last week, web personalities have been speaking out against it. Tech blogger and commentator Robert Scoble even asked to be removed from it, citing 13 reasons the move made sense for him. Via The New Company
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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. Via janlgordon
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A new infographic from Morrison Foerster explores A Short History of Social Media, reminding us of all the events from the last 15 years or so that have made social media what it is today. Via Jose H. Flores, Elena Elliniadou
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... As anyone who has attended a big academic conference knows, content saturation is not unique to the web. Services like Twitter, no matter how selectively we curate the sources we follow, require us to become active participants and not merely either information producers or consumers. Academics are trained to manage data streams and to make informed appraisals of the sources we find. These skills suit social media perfectly; what is still needed is to develop strategies to listen to our peers and audiences better, and to learn how to react publicly. Twitter can considerably level the playing field: you are not on the podium or on a stage. It is not meant to be an auditorium, but a seminar room. ... Via Rita Kop, Paulo Simões
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4 outils pratiques pour Google+ - Web 2.0 - 1. Publié le 12 septembre 2011
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Dropbox, the app we all (at least many of us) know and love, has a plethora of advanced uses to make life so much easier in managing data between multiple... Via Kathleen Cercone |
