Sunday, March 28, 2010

http://ping.fm/Bv2Uu

Friday, February 19, 2010

Google Public Policy Blog: Control your Buzz settings in Google Dashboard

Privacy concerns are haunting Google and the Buzz on Buzz is watch out. Seems they opened things up just a bit to fast and to far wide when the released the contact information for a few million GMail users. I jumped on the Buzz train when it was first introduced to my account and it felt unfinished in many ways. I see it more as a half hearted attempt at a social network although it was an intelligent move from the start. I think they would do well to build on the relationships and content you can add and the built in Contacts

Google Public Policy Blog: Control your Buzz settings in Google Dashboard: "The Google Dashboard is a tool that summarizes data for each Google product you use and provides direct links to your personal settings. For Buzz, the Dashboard is another place to see how many people you're following, how many people are following you, and information about your recent posts as well as links to change your Buzz settings."

Thursday, November 12, 2009

check out ping.fm for easy access to ping and blog tools

Ping.fm offers a very useful service where you can ping dozens of social networks and microblogging sites from one console. Manage your social media marketing and online social profiles in one easy to understand and simple to use interface. Check out Ping.fm for more on posting with this free blogging tool.
this was posted from my new ping.fm account

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Google SideWiki makes a great blogging tool!!

I'm just loving the new Google SideWiki. I linked it up to some of my Blogger sites and I have been using it to keep my blogs up to date with fresh news articles without ever leaving the website I'm referencing.

This SideWiki entry will be here for everyone to read when they reach the original page in the future and it will also crosspost to my own blog.

This saves me lots of time over loading up my website and creating an article or using some other blogging tool. It's even better than my old favorite the ScribeFire Plugin for Firefox which often causes memory issues.

SideWiki is clean and simple and yet one more reason to run the Google Toolbar which has certainly matured from its birth as a PageRank checker into one very useful time management tool for bloggers using the Blogger.com platform.

If that's not enough after you create a SideWiki entry you can share it with Facebook and Twitter to keep every updated on what you're reading and to get them involved in the conversations based on the original page.

If you have the Google Toolbar installed you can find this SideWiki entry on the following page or download it from the same page and get with the conversation.

http://www.google.com/sidewiki/intl/en/index.html

in reference to: Google Sidewiki (view on Google Sidewiki)

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Have you bothered to target Bing in your advertising campaigns?

I am starting to see more Bing.com references in log files for many of my sites and after reading this article I wonder if I should be targeting them in my marketing efforts somehow.

I'm not really sure how to target them for organic seo purposes but a paid advertising campaign targeting the right keywords would probably help out a great deal for anyone with an ecommerce site or product for sale.

Has anyone started using Bing? Any tips to share with us?

in reference to:

"Search marketers have two reasons to smile right now: Search advertising appears to be climbing back to its pre-recession levels, and Microsoft's Bing search engine is continuing to grow, offering a fresh alternative to Google.
A new report from search advertising firm Efficient Frontier showed that its clients spent 5 percent more on search ads in third quarter than in the second, The New York Times reports. Another report, from Search Ignite, showed that search spending was up 10 percent, returning it to the level it was at a year ago."
- Bing could be search marketing's savior - iMedia Connection (view on Google Sidewiki)