Branding

Pseudo Profit Sharing in Small Social Communities

You can find tons of small social communities with pseudo profit sharing. The majority of profit is generated from displaying AdSense or similar ads. There is one big problem with this model though – you only share the revenue that is generated through your particular page, and to get any noticeable results, you have to drive your own traffic to those pages.

Wazzub is the new social community that actually is promising to share 50% of its entire revenue with its members. It is going to be a first social community that pays its members. All you have to do is join it during pre-launch phase (launch is scheduled for April 9), and set up the Wazzub as your home page.

Tagged as: Billions, Drive Traffic, first socail community that pays, Google, Inco, Interactivity, Launch, Lion Share, Mechanisms, Media Communications, Media Networks, Multi Media, Noticeable Results, Profit Sharing, profit sharing community, Pseudo, Share Profits, Share Wealth, Similarity, Social Communities, Social Networks, Target Audience, the power of we, True Profit, wazzub, wazzup, Whales

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Social Squatting – a New wave of Cyber Squatting

The newer wave of name squatting can be observed in social networks. Social influencers (social network users with tens of thousands followers) enjoy huge traffic to their hubs. So it was only a matter of time before misspelled versions of social influencers’ usernames would spread like a wildfire. I suggest a name of social squatting for this tactic.

Tagged as: Black Hat, Clout, Cybersquatting, domain misspelleings, Domain Names, Exact Replica, flickr, Genius, Google, Hackers, Identity Theft, keyword-rich domains, klout, knowem, Marketers, Marketing Efforts, Media Management, Media Marketing, misspelled domains, Misspelling, Misspellings, New Trend, New Wave, proscore, proskore, seeme, social squatting, Social Trend, sokule, Spelling Mistakes, Traffic Generation, Typosquatting, Useful Tools, xeeme

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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.

Tagged as: Aggregator, Aggregators, Amplify, Arrow, Astonishing Success, Back Links, Blogger, Bloggers, Business Model, facebook, FriendFeed, Google, Hard Time, Media Networks, Panda, Peculiarity, social aggregators, Social Communications, social media distribution, social media networks, Social Networks, social networks review, Social Noise, Social Space, Social Structure, tumblr, twitter, Usp

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We’re proud to announce that web-feed.com has been recently chosen as a top blog in the Social Media category by Alltop’s Best of the Best!

Alltop.com is a blog and news aggregator that finds and features best sites in various categories, from world news and politics to health and fitness to social media and marketing.

Tagged as: Blog, Blogs, chris brogan, guy kawasaki, Health And Fitness, Media Category, Media Marketing, Movers And Shakers, News Aggregator, problogger, Quality Content, robin good, Scobleizer, Serial Entrepreneur, Top Quality, Web Feed

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