On a wave of economic uncertainty we saw the birth of the whole new type of social media networks and applications focusing on customer acquisition. In other words, those networks and utilities concentrate on helping companies and small businesses to find the qualified leads and their interfaces are specifically built to nurture relationships with potential customers.
In these series of posts we’ll take a look at some of these networks and see how they can help your business.
We won’t be talking here about “the big 3″ social networks (Facebook, Twitter and Facebook) or about Google Plus that grows with such speed that experts begin to question whether Facebook will be able to hold its leading position for long.
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There are a lot of different aggregators, and they all pretty much parrot each other in functionality which makes them unworthy of any special attention. Amplify.com was smart enough to find its own unique angle which allowed it to stand out from the crowd.
If you were a blogger who had a hard time to express your idea or message in 140 characters, but still wanted your message to appear on Twitter, you could just write a long post in Amplify, post it and it would be posted to Twitter, Facebook ,Tumblr, Freindfeed and many other social networks.
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In the previous post I explained the difference between social media marketing and digital marketing.
Today let’s talk about the difference between social media marketing and online marketing.
Whereas we can say that online marketing and internet marketing are synonyms, the same statement won’t be true for social media marketing.
Social media marketing is an area of marketing dedicated to marketing products and services through social media in its entirety. It’s not limited to Facebook, Twitter or Linkedin
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What would you say if I tell you that now you can upload absolutely any content you create –including videos, audios, pdfs, and other files, and you don’t have to pay a dime for it?
It’s called UQast.
You can argue that Youtube already gives you potential to upload your videos and share them with the world for free. And there are hundreds if not thousands of other video-sharing sites on the Internet that offer similar capability.
My answer is – there is no other similar service on the Internet yet. Here is why.
Sure Amazon S3 is fast, reliable and secure but when you start hosting and sharing a lot of files, those hosting expenses add up, and pretty fast.
So today I am excited to share with you a new site I just discovered that allows you to get the very same Amazon S3 speed, reliability and security – for FREE!
That’s right. You don’t pay a hosting cost. Or bandwidth cost. Nothing.
Want to get in? Just click this link to get your invite code.
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Not long ago I joined a new social network that is built on a principle of visual representation of user connections – Tobri.
I often typed “torbi” instead of “tobri”. At the same time I rarely make such mistakes when typing much longer urls – such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, IMFaceplate, Amplify, FriendFeed, etc.
Why is this happening?
I pondered over this question for a while, and I think I found the explanation.
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