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Month September 2007

Profil.es – A Profile Builder to Consolidate your Web Presence

One of the constant conversations in the web-strategist community is aggregating your online web presence. Profile Builder, one of the sponsors of TechCrunch40, has a product that “creates, manages and consolidates” this presence with their Profil.es product. I created my profil.e earlier today. There’s a wizard that quickly walks you through the process of setting [...]

Yahoo! Mash – First Impressions

Last night I was able – through a lovely anonymous giver at InviteShare (Thanks!) to get into Yahoo’s new beta social network – Mash. Initial impressions – The modules make it really easy to edit content – No real way (besides email) to search for friends – The modules are really geared to “fun” and [...]

Facebook Helps Define Your Personal Brand – Brian Solis

Facebook is the Hub for your Personal Brand Chris Brogan poses a lot of questions on his Twitter feed. Some I answer, some I don’t – a lot make me think. Two of questions recently were a wake-up call – “What’s your personal brand?” and “What’s your social media strategy?” As a marketing/advertising professional, I [...]

NYTimes: The New (Second Life) Economy

Even in a Virtual World, “Stuff” Matters – New York Times The New Economy of a Virtual life… (Via Tristan Panasik.)

Adweek Releases It’s 2007 “Digital Hot List”

Facebook Tops MySpace on AdWeek Digital Hot List 2007 Nielsen/NetRatings backed selections from Adweek’s list for 2007. Are these on your everyday list? (Via Epicenter – Wired Blogs.)

Geoff Livingston – Facebook Marketing Primer

Wired’s Take on the Facebook Phenom

How Mark Zuckerberg Turned Facebook Into the Web’s Hottest Platform Detailed look at Mark Zuckerberg and how he led the Facebook revolution. (Via Wired.)

ReadWriteWeb Talks with Biz Stone on Twitter’s Success

Twitter’s Open Platform Advantage Great interview with Twitter‘s Biz Stone (Transcript and Audio here). I love that they get that the API development has been a key factor in Twitter’s growth and success. From Twittervision to Twitteriffic, the apps built on the API make Twitter a more interactive, easier to adapt tool. I’m waiting (and [...]

Danny Sullivan: New Facebook Settings Maybe Not-So-New

Facebook Opens Profiles To Tap Into Google Traffic, While Google Grabs Facebook’s News Feed Idea A lot of people blogged about this today as a new idea. Danny Sullivan’s perspective is that these settings have been in place for some time and they are just being changed to a new default to “announce” them. He [...]

Senior Management: What you needs to know about Twitter!

Web Strategy: What the Web Strategist should know about Twitter IIf you haven’t seen this post by Jeremiah Owyang, click now. And then send it to all your senior management (like I did). In that last two posts I’ve discussed my love of Twitter and my respect for Jeremiah. This post is an example of [...]