MySpace gives in to Facebook by redesigning for a second chance
Tuesday, June 17th, 2008One of the biggest knocks against MySpace — especially from me — was that the design of the profile pages was just too busy. Too much color, flashing boxes, music and spam.
photo credit: freezelight
I never even made a profile on MySpace because I never saw the need to enter that public online chaos. Technically, […]
Why I Have Resisted FriendFeed
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008I stand in the world without a FriendFeed. It may be a slightly darker, colder less RSS-blissful place, but I am okay with that for the moment.
If you’ve been trapped under some Web 1.0 rock, FriendFeed is an aggregate service that allows you to link all your social media profiles, blogs and services into one […]
Help A Reporter Out!
Monday, March 24th, 2008 photo credit: skampy
Although it’s gotten its fair share of blog posts and media hits in NY Times, Marketing Sherpa and MarketingProfs over the last several days, Peter Shankman’s Help A Reporter Out project deserves a mention here as well for those of you who don’t have your finger on the pulse of the marketing […]
Syncing Social Updates: Using Twitter with Facebook and Pownce Syncing
Monday, December 17th, 2007Twitter has the hype. Competitors like Pownce are springing up to offer more, but it’s hard to beat a simple 140-character messaging service. It’s simple.
Marketers and public relations professionals have embraced the service and seen how useful it can be to connect with publics. Some analysts champion it as the best new opt-in direct marketing […]
Will Facebook’s “pages” create a new market for domain moguls to make millions?
Wednesday, November 14th, 2007I haven’t played around with Facebook pages just yet. Basically, they provide a free profile/page for any company/brand that wants one. In putting up Facebook ads, I have noticed the Facebook boys and girls are pushing hard to have advertisers all make one. One fellow blogger over at Leveraging Ideas recently posted […]
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