Posts Tagged ‘ Apps ’

Voice Recognition and the Future of Social Media

April 15, 2011

Think of social media monitoring tools like garages where you can store social media boxes (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). You no longer need to worry about outside elements, but the social media garage does not take away the social media clutter. Let me explain. When I move, which is sometimes more often than Jason Bourne, I often [...]


Top 10 Google Chrome Social Media Apps

March 7, 2011

#Google#Chrome #Social#Media Here are what I consider the 10 most useful #apps for #Facebook, #Twitter, and #Youtube Google Chrome offers. Facebook: 1. Always https (for Facebook and Twitter) – This app allows you to browse Facebook and Twitter securely, as well as it also bypasses proxies. They plan to add an on/off button, and they [...]


Clarifying Social Media & Social Networking

December 7, 2010

Last week, I met a friend for coffee.  He talked about a business idea, and then he asked me to sum up what people meant by “social media.”  I answered, “Integration.”  Twitter and Myspace integrated with Facebook, Facebook integrates with your personal experiences, and we all use the Social Web to integrate with one another [...]


Blogging and the ROI of Your Social Media Investment

August 25, 2010

The best way to integrate your Web content with your social media marketing campaign is to write a blog at least once a week and use social media to promote it. The more you write and promote your writing, the more people will become familiar with your name and your site. Blog about whatever your [...]


It’s Yammer Time

April 2, 2010

This is the third blog in my series about blogging and micro-blogging, which is a great way to boost you social media marketing campaign.  Again, this week’s software offers a free version, but it is not open source.  Though, Yammer can provide open source script that runs within firewalls and will sync a LDAP or [...]


A Great Source for Apps on Steroids

June 29, 2009

This week let’s look at a web site that allows the user to act like Google:  Botspot.com.  Google, and other search engines, use bots that scour the 5 billion web sites that make up the World Wide Web (that’s different from the internet).  Those bots read various websites and categorize them according to various algorithms.  [...]


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