Social media, public relations, trendwatching and common sense
Posted in social media, solutions, tips, trends on Jun 5th, 2008
Users of Web 2.0 services often find themselves wanting more substance than shine, and are always curious about what’s going on behind the scenes; third-
parties are responding with ways to display statistical information. YouTube’s Insight and Xefer’s Twitter Charts are two great examples:
Posted in wieck on Jun 4th, 2008
I found a great post over on ProBlogger that lists the 20 types of blog posts, and seeing them all laid out in a convenient list has given me an idea for mixing up the content on this blog - I’m going to write each type on a card, and draw randomly from the stack [...]
Posted in wieck on Jun 3rd, 2008
A great feature-length dissection of the Emily Gould/Gawker Media empire, via an interesting post by AdAge.
Posted in wieck on Jun 3rd, 2008
In this episode of Heads Up!, Laura discusses Twitter’s trends, interesting feeds, and the top 10 applications for the service.
Our Top 10 Twitter Applications:
1. Twistori
Twistori scans Twitter and anonymously displays users’ dreams and desires.
2. Twappi
Twappi show’s twitter’s mood status based on the day’s messages.
3. Hashtags
Using tags, this service is a great way to track group [...]