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Friday, May 30th, 2008 |
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Social Desire will be featuring
Guest Posts for the next few weeks. Today’s Featured Guest Post is by Chris Estes. He is a Frequent blogster at SEO by Chris
When I set out to help Shana I couldn’t come up with a topic. Topic block
or writers block plagues lots of bloggers. If you are like me you want to write
something people want to read or add value to the subject. That is often hard
to do. I had a manager
that was always asking “how does this add value?” Not all post add
value, like this post, sometimes it is about the status quo.
A while back problogger posted “How
to have a Constant Stream of Blogging Ideas”. In the article the authors
acknowledge that everyday print newspapers aren’t filled with exciting
or breaking news. The difference between bloggers and newspapers is typically
bloggers are lone writers and do not have a staff to write articles like newspapers.
So occasionally a generic blog post is necessary.
Problogger talks about setting up a blogging plan. On your calendar put two
headings. 1. Post topic 2. Topic title. The topic title should be something
that you can write about at any given time, generic topics if you will. Then
follow the schedule and write it. But what about the breaking news and other
off plan topics? Write them too and post them but still stick with the blogging
calendar. Don’t substitute trade or move your calendar around. Post the
planned topics on the days you plan and make the other breaking news flashes
bonus post.
When setting up your calendar the topics can be hard to come up with. Do what
I do. Pick one of your friends that aren’t tech savvy, my parents make
good partners for me, and bounce Ideas off of them. The less tech savvy seem
to always have an interesting take on your subject material. I get more of my
posting ideas from explaining what I do than what they suggest to write about.
I hope you enjoyed the post and follow more of my post at Search
Engine Optimization by Chris. I wanted to speak to Shana’s heart felt
story about keeping her illness private and away from public view. I understand
her situation with conditions of my own. Since I get to use SocialDesire.com
as my own for a post I would like to give the greatest gift of charity we can
do as marketers with a link. Because it will benefit me personally I charity
link to the American
Sleep Association (ASA).
See now you have A blog post Idea. Post a snippet of information about your
charity and why you are giving them this link. Then once you put the post up
come back and comment about it and share the link to your post. Giving back
will only take you a couple seconds and plus it makes you look good.
Happy blogging!
The author Chris Estes is a Frequent blogster at SEO
by Chris and has started a new business in Birmingham, AL – Birmingham
Search Engine Optimization
Posted in Blogging, Guest Posts, Link Love, Social Media | 2 Comments »
Monday, March 17th, 2008 |
I have been tagged by Julie Joyce, one of my favorite SEO Chicks, to do the Meme,
"
8
Random things About Me". Being a huge fan of all the SEO Chicks I was
more than a little excited about participating in this Meme. So, here are 8 Random
things about Me.
8 Random things you didn’t Know about Me
- I have a HUGE fear of failure. And, it appears that in
worrying constantly about failing I rarely, if ever, enjoy the rewards of
success.
- I love puzzles. I don’t have much time to enjoy them these
days, but I really love a challenging Jigsaw puzzle. I love them so much that
once I start one I can’t stand ANYONE touching them. This is probably because I want
to say that I completed it myself. One time I noticed someone had touched
my puzzle… I immediately went out and bought two huge shopping bags of jigsaw
puzzles. I had toddler puzzles all the way up to challenging adult puzzles.
This way there was no need for anyone to touch my puzzle…. they can easily
find their own puzzle to put together without touching mine.
- I love making people smile - Truly…. I love it!! I would
rather make people smile than doing something for myself. It gives me such
a good feeling to see a smile on someone’s face and knowing that I have the
ability to make someone happy.
- Tennis is my Sport of Choice - I love to play tennis!!
Am I any good? I think so…. But, even if I wasn’t I wouldn’t care. That’s how
much I love it… I just want to be playing. Last summer I bought my 11 year
old all the supplies he needed to play tennis. Did he ask for them? No. But,
this way I could have a tennis player available whenever I was ready to play. Good thing
he loves to play too.
- My Best Friend is my Younger Sister - And, she is one of
the most talented
and beautiful people that I know. I credit her for my online success as
she is the one who introduced me to Web Design years ago. Plus, she is one
of the few people that on a very difficult day could make me laugh till I
cry or pee my pants…. whatever comes first.
My sister Rachel, my father, and myself. I was six.
- I give birth to Monster Babies - No lie. My largest baby
was my daughter. Hannah weighed 11 pounds 12
1/4 ounces and she was born the
OLD FASHIONED WAY a week earlier than planned. The doctors had no idea how
large she was until she was born. It reminds me how amazing the human body is.
My daughter at a couple minutes old. 11 lbs. 12.25 oz.
- I love Musicals!! - They are amazing to watch and I leave
feeling totally satisfied. Musicals are filled with multi-talented people
and I love watching that. It reminds me of the wonderful times I would spend
with my Grandma. Her and I would sit and watch old movies together. You know,
the movies with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. I loved watching movies with her.
- I have a Chronic Illness - Up until this point only a very
few people know about this fact. I got very sick in July of 2006 and finally
in August of 2007 I was diagnosed with Systemic
Lupus. Lupus is an autoimmune disease that can affect various parts of
the body, including the skin, joints, heart, lungs, blood, kidneys and brain.
My immune system is overactive and attacks my own body parts. Unfortunately,
the form of Lupus I have is the most severe…. my immune system is attacking
my Central
Nervous System and Brain. The diagnosis is still quite new and I am trying
to deal with how my life has changed and will continue to change. I continue
to morn the person I was prior to diagnosis and that is one of the hardest
things I had to go through thus far. Some days I feel quite well while other
days it is so difficult just to get out of the bed in the morning.
So, there you go…. 8 random things about me. Some you might not have known
and others you might wish you still didn’t know about me. But, like it or not……
it’s me.
Thank you so much Julie for tagging me for this meme. I am tagging the following three for this Meme:
Social Media Mom
, Taylor Pratt &
Sean Maney
Shana-Albert, social-media, meme, Julie-Joyce
Posted in Blogging, Interviews, Link Love, Meme | 27 Comments »
Thursday, January 24th, 2008 |
A while back I wrote a post about how I just didn’t get Twitter. At that
time, It didn’t make sense to me to hear people rave about Twitter. But,
I must say….. Twitter is another Social Media Activity that I am really
enjoying. As a matter of fact, it is one of my top three favorite Social Networking
Sites.
Yes, I’m aware in my last Twitter post that I complained about the 140 Character
limit, but I found that for the most part the 140 characters that I am limited
to is perfect. It is just enough space to say what I have to say and I’m
done.
On Twitter the major players come out to play. They talk to their followers.
Not only do they talk to their followers, but many times they ask their followers
questions that will appear on future posts.
You can make Twitter as personal or business like as you would like. But, I
must say that I am enjoying the personal side of it. And, frankly, I see nothing
wrong with Business being Personal anyway. At least for me. I spend the majority
of my waking hours working…. Damn right, it is personal for me. And, being
personal with people and learning about them makes me happy. Me being happy
makes me a better business person. Blah, blah, blah …. Comes full circle.
You get it.
Some of the many, many reasons I love Twitter
Eavesdropping on other Twitters conversation is not only allowed,
but it is the norm on Twitter.
Tons of fun & plenty to laugh at.
Website Help.
If someone tries to communicate with me on Twitter I can ignore people
until later… they don’t have to know I’m there at that moment.
Plenty of Advice from one Twitter to the Next.
Efficient - Gotta love efficiency.
Blogging Ideas.
Travel Destinations - Great Restaurants, Site seeing Ideas
& the best hotels.
Vent - If you are feeling a bit irritated about this or that
vent on Twitter. Someone is always willing to listen or offer there own opinion.
140 Character Limit - Because I love short & sweet….
Get to the Point!!
The concept in incredibly simple - Did you ever hear of the
saying, "Keep it Simple, Stupid?" Well, it just makes sense.
Life & Death - I have read about baby’s being born and
people passing away. Reality, people.
Jobs - People find employment and employment finds people
on Twitter.. Including myself. I was contacted by someone on twitter looking
for help with Social Media Marketing…. and I was ultimately hired by that
person.
Discussing Politics.
Met Twitters in my Region.
Found out about events going on in my area.
Who needs Feed Readers anymore?? I can find out most of my
favorite Bloggers updates on Twitter. However, I do still use a Feed Reader,
but honestly it’s much less often.
Increase in Traffic.
Application Ideas.
New Blog Readers - Even someone that YOU
are a fan of.
Have a question…. any question!! Ask your Twitter followers.
You are bound to get many different answers.
So much less interrupting than standard IM’s. - People
can send me a quick message that is direct and to the point and I’m good.
Know what your friends are doing. It’s really cool to know
what the friends you have been networking with are doing every once and a while.
Makes their physical distance from you seen a little less far. And, many of
the friends I have been networking with on Twitter live very, very far away.
No popular crowd . Even the "Major Players" on my
Twitter Following list seem to participate a lot!! They converse with everyone
it seems. I do come across a few that seem to keep to keep to themselves or
talk amongst a smaller crowd. But, everyone has their own method of using Twitter,
so I won’t judge them. Whatever works for them.
Quick Direct Messages to followers. Direct Messages are perfect
if the topic is a bit more private and I don’t want it on the Public Timeline.
Time Management Ideas from Many. All of the Time Management
advice has been brilliant. And, once I try to apply them to my life…. they
probably even work.
A following in no time - There is something very “Rock
Star” about that.
Those are just some of my many reasons I am going to stick with Twitter. I
adore it and it is going to be part of my daily Social Media activity for a
long time.
Still, unsure about Twitter…
…here are 26 links to fabulous articles and posts that explain in
many different and unique ways why you should be using Twitter regularly. And,
how to use Twitter in the most productive and lucrative ways possible.
Twitter Guides
How
to Use Twitter - Tips for Bloggers - Darren of ProBlogger has been writing
a lot about Twitter in the last week…. and it is really amazing stuff. This
post Darren gets very detailed in this "How to Use Twitter" post.
Newbie’s
guide to Twitter - Rafe Needleman of Webware offers a very basic guide for
Newbies on using Twitter.
Mobile
Instant Messaging Meets Social Networking: Twitter - A Beginner’s Guide
- MasterNewMedia.org puts together a detailed Guide to Twitter for Beginner’s.
Your
Guide to Micro-Blogging and Twitter - Mark Glaser at Media Shift writes
his guide to Twitter and Micro-Blogging in general.
The
12-Minute Definitive Guide to Twitter - Fred Stutzman of AOL Developer Network
writes a general guide to Twitter. The 12-minute part has nothing to do with
the Guide’s length or the amount of time to read it. Fred just titled the article
using the 12-minute time to coincide with Twitter’s short 140 character limitations…
short and sweet. Hence, 12-minute Twitter Guide…. short and sweet.
Advanced
Twitter: Don’t Tweet Like A n00b - Brian Oberkirch offers some friendly
usage guidelines:
Twitter for Professionals (Marketing, Business)
Twitter: More Than
Messaging, It Can Generate Traffic - Neil Patel shows you how Twitter can
be used to generate traffic to your site.
Guide
to Twitter as a Tool for Marketing and PR - Lee Odden puts together some
thoughts on using Twitter as a Marketing Tools. Plus, Lee includes Tips from
Twitters themselves.
17
Ways You Can Use Twitter: A Guide for Beginners, Marketers and Business Owner
- You can always count on Maki of DoshDosh to put together an amazing Guide….
and here he doesn’t let me down Check out Maki’s Twitter Guide to use Twitter
for Marketing.
The
Big Juicy Twitter Guide - Caroline Middlebrook put together this amazing
Twitter Guide….. This guide is well known all over the Blogosphere for explaining
how to use Twitter successfully for Marketing purposes.
Eight
Ways Twitter is Useful Professionally - Anne Zelenka of WebWorkerDaily explains
8 ways that you can use Twitter Professionally.
Web
Strategy: What the Web Strategist should know about Twitter - Jeremiah Owyang
of Web-Strategist.com wrote this amazing post that will serve as a guide to
come up with a Web Strategy using Twitter.
A
Few Non-boring Ways to Use Twitter For Marketing - Rohit of Influential
Marketing Blog comes up with some non-boring ways to use Twitter for Marketing.
7
Ways Marketers Can Use Twitter - Ann Handley writes this post for Marketing
Profs Daily Fix in regards to how Twitter has a real use for media companies
and social-media-savvy brands.
Using
Twitter as a Marketing Tool - Carlos Granier-Phelps explains how you can
immediately reach your clients with breaking news at zero cost by using Twitter.
Twitter Tips
Twitter:
Use it Productively - Sometimes it can be difficult to see how to use Twitter
productively. Here Craig Childs gives you tips how to be productive using Twitter.
The
Several Habits of Wildly Successful Twitter Users - Bren from SlackerManager
offers some Twitter tips and advice.
The
10 ways I learned to use Twitter in 2007… (aka Why and How I use Twitter)
- Dan York of Disruptive Conversations gives 10 of his best tips he learned
in 2007…. trust me, they will still work in 2008.
10
Ways Twitter Can Boost Your Social News Profile - Dan Zarrella writes a
Guest Post for ReadWriteWeb about the 10 ways you can boost Social Networking
Profiles using Twitter.
5
Ways to Use Twitter for Good - Chris Brogran writes this great post on LifeHack.org
on different ways to productively use Twitter.
Confessions of
a Twitter Convert - Adam C. Engst of TidBits Networking writes a post confessing
his feelings on Twittter and tips on how it works.
Twitter
is Paying My Rent - Marshall Kirkpatrick writes this post giving you pointers
on using Twitter…. keep in mind that Marshall states that Twitter pays his
rent. So, I would totally recommend you follow these tips!!
How
Twitter Made My Website Better - Guy Kawasaki answer’s Chris Brogan’s Request
by writing this post on how Twitter made his Website Better.
Using
Twitter to Help Communities - Nate Ritter explains how non-profits could
best put Twitter to good use. Very Cool!!
Twitter
Me This: Brainstorming Potential Educational Uses for Twitter - Christopher
D. Sessums comes up with uses for Twitter in Educational Settings.
35
Twitter Tips from 35 Twitter Users - Darren asks he Twitter Followers for
Twitter tips and he was now let down. Here are 35 Twitter Tips from 35 of his
Twitter Followers.
Make sure to
follow me on Twitter.
Added after Post was Published:
200+
Internet Marketing Gurus on Twitter - Brian Chappell wrote this post for
MarketingPilgrim where he put together a comprehensive list of Internet Marketers
that use Twitter.
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Posted in Blogging, Link Love, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, Twitter, Web 2.0, Web 2.0 Basics | 21 Comments »
Friday, December 28th, 2007 |
Photo by luc legay
2007 will be ending in the next few days and 2008 will be beginning. It has
been an amazing year for me. It was In 2007 I became very involved in Social
Media Activity. I am looking forward to 2008 and everything that it has to offer,
but before I can simply say Hello to 2008 and Goodbye to 2007 I wanted to list
my favorite posts from all of my favorite Social Networking sites…. StumbleUpon,
Sphinn, Twitter, and Facebook. *Keep in mind that these posts are my favorites
and nothing official.*
Favorite StumbleUpon Posts of 2007
StumbleRank - Ranks the
Top StumbleUpon Users.
A
Comprehensive Guide to StumbleUpon: How to Build Massive Traffic to Your Website
- Maki of DoshDosh wrote this mini guide on StumbleUpon because he thought StumbleUpon
has enormous potential in maximizing brand exposure while fitting nicely with
a long term site building strategy.
How
to Use StumbleUpon for Your Business: The Definitive Guide - Tamar writes
this great post for 10e20.com.
The
Why, How and Who of Marketing in StumbleUpon - Garrett French writes this
very in depth post regarding StumbeUpon and using it for Marketing purposes.
Building
Your Blog With StumbleUpon - A ProBlogger Guest post by Skellie showing
how to use StumbleUpon to increase your Blog Traffic.
Stumbleupon
mathematics for stumblers - Tim Nash gives us his thoughts on how he believes
the StumbleUpon algorithm works.
How
to Use StumbleUpon to Promote - David Risley of WebbyOnline explains in
detail how to Use StumbleUpon.
StumbleUpon
Will Love Us Even When Google Doesn’t - Brian Wallace writes about
the effectiveness of StumbleUpon.
5 Tactics
For Driving Traffic From StumbleUpon - Cameron Olthuis writes for Search
Engine Land showing you how StumbleUpon is a great way to bring large amounts
of traffic to your site…. at times even bringing more traffic than digg.
How
to Set Up a Domino Effect of Traffic - Vandelay Design writes how he greatly
increased his traffic by setting up a Domino Effect with StumbleUpon.
25
Reasons You Get Thumbs Up - Andy Beard comes up with a list of 25 reasons
why you might get a Thumbs Up on StumbleUpon.
Analysis:
StumbleUpon’s Top 50 Stumblers - Glen Allsopp felt there wasn’t a
lot of information on StumbleUpon on how to become a Top Stumbler. Glen researched
and posted his findings.
6
Reasons to Love StumbleUpon - Marty tells us the 6 reasons he loves StumbleUpon.
Writing
for StumbleUpon: High Impact Content “Above the Scroll” in Four
Easy Steps - Muhammad Saleem points out that with StumbleUpon having your
important content above the scroll is extremely important.
How
Important is StumbleUpon? - Rose Sylvia shows us how to use StumbleUpon
to its fullest.
Favorite Sphinn Posts of 2007
Sphinn
- The Social News Site Every Search Marketer Should Be Using - Rand writes
in detail 10 reasons why Every Search Marketer should be using Sphinn.
Please
Don’t Ask Me to Sphinn Your Stories (and How to Use Sphinn and Similar
Social News Websites) - Tamar writes this excellent post about Social Networking
Etiquotte.
Why
Sphinn Needs a Dumbass Button - Digg has a "bury it" button….
Greg Boser suggests a "Dumbass Button" for Sphinn.
Fool Proof
Sphinn-Bait Tactics to Reach the Front Page - Kelvin Newman writes in detail
how to reach the front page of Sphinn.
A
5 Pack Of Sphinn Interviews - Todd Mintz Interviews 5 members of the Sphinn
Community.
How
to Dominate Sphinn in 4 Easy Steps - David Harry comes up with the Sphinn
Domination Plan.
The
First (un)Official Sphinn Awards - Day 1 - Jeff Quipp at Search Engine People
offers days 1 of the (un)Official Sphinn Awards…. freakin hilarious.
The
(un)Official Sphinn Awards Part 2 - David Harry Holds Part II of the Sphinn
Awards at his site and it is equally as funny as Day 1.
A
Very Beginner’s Guide to the Sphinn Network : Tips and Tricks - Mack
offers up some tips to New User’s of Sphinn.
Sphinn:
In Depth Traffic Analysis And Advice - Matt Jones did his research and offers
his traffic analysis and some Sphinning tips.
20
Top Sphinners You Should Know - Here is a list of 20 Sphinners and their
sites that you might not know, but should.
Sphinn Google Gadget
- As if I didn’t adore Pat of SEOish enough he comes up with this amazing Sphinn
Google Gadget.
Favorite Twitter Posts of 2007
The Big Juicy
Twitter Guide - Caroline Middlebrook puts together a very detailed guide
to Using Twitter for Marketing.
Guide
to Twitter as a Tool for Marketing and PR - Lee Odden puts together a great
post with tips on using Twitter as a Marketing Tool. Lee’s community offers
tons of wonderful Twitter Tips!!
The
Several Habits of Wildly Successful Twitter Users - Bren at Slacker Manager
offers tips and advice for Successful Twitter Wanna-be’s.
Eight
Ways Twitter is Useful Professionally - Anne Zelenka offers 8 ways to use
Twitter Professionally.
Use
Twitter To Boost Your Marketing Strategy, No Really - Chris Bennett offers
his ideas to user Twitter as part of a Marketing Strategy.
The
Top 5 Ways Smart People Use Twitter - Sharon Sarmiento suggests focusing
on these 5 smart uses of Twitter to keep from falling into the Twitter abyss.
Is
Twitter TOO good? - Kathy Sierra writes this post showing her struggle with
Twitter…. In this post you can see her struggle with Twitter being a waste
of time and the rest of the world chanting Twitter’s wonderful goodness.
Twitter
vs. Pownce: Who Pwns? - Tamar takes a close look at Twitter and Pownce and
compares the two.
Twitter is Paying
My Rent - Marshall Kirkpatrick writes how he uses Twitter to come up with
stories to blog about. At the time of this post 6 out of his 7 last posts wint
to the front page of Digg… the same stories he came up with thanks to Twitter.
Twitter
CAN be Useful! Who Knew? - Due to Twitter coverage of the fires back in
October Jennifer Laycock saw an incredibly useful way to use Twitter….. Her
brother and his wife were able to subscribe to the Twitter Feed and quick and
easy access to instant updates as they drove across the country safely.
Favorite Facebook Posts of 2007
The
Facebook Marketing Bible: 24 Ways to Market Your Brand, Company, Product, or
Service Inside Facebook - If you are looking on exactly how to Market on
Facebook this is a "Must Read" by Justin Smith.
12
Ways to Use Facebook Professionally - Judi Sohn explains why Facebook can
be a great addition to your web working toolbox.
How
to use Facebook to Promote your Blog - Brian Wallace compliles some tips
on how to promote your blog using Facebook.
Not
many people know this, but I invented Facebook - Lyndon says, Let us all
rise up and shout, “I INVENTED FACEBOOK.”
Your
Private Facebook Info Isn’t So Private - Lisa Barone shows why adjusting
your Facebook privacy settings may not be enough to keep people from seeing
inside your Facebook Windows.
Seven
Steps to Graphing Your Facebook Strategy - Dave McClure offers an indepth
look at Facebook. This is a great post for anyone new to Facebook.
A
Successful Facebook Marketing Campaign - Social-Media-Optimization.com compares
a successful Facebook campaign (Target) with an unsuccessful campaign (Walmart).
How
to Develop a Hit Facebook App: 29 Essential Tools and Tutorials - SoftwareDeveloper.com
comes up with Resources to help you build a successful Facebook app that users
will love.
You
too might be a Facebookaholic, if: - Dave McClure gives us 17 hints that
we might be a Facebookaholic.
Who
needs Google? Facebook’s stealth ad system - ValleyWag
gives us the details on Facebook’s Ad System.
Mash
Pets, SuperPokes, Vampires, or Zombies? What are Your Social Network Ice Breakers?
- Mark Laymon shows us how he uses certain Facebook applications to "Break
the Ice".
A
Girl’s First Time….. being Poked - Ok, this post is one of mine.
Sorry, I just crack myself up. 
Is
The Horde At Facebooks Walls? - Tim Nash writes this post for Clicks.ws.
on the how-to’s of Advertising on Facebook.
Web
Strategy: What the Web Strategist should know about Facebook - Jeremiah
Owyang tells us what we need to know about Facebook as a strategic marketing
channel.
Technorati Tags:social networking, social bookmarking, stumbleupon, sphinn, twitter, facebook, 2007, social media, social media marketing
Posted in Facebook, Humor, Link Love, Social Bookmarking, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, Sphinn, StumbleUpon, Twitter | 18 Comments »
Friday, November 30th, 2007 |
Ok, so I started to use Mixx
yesterday and I must say… I really, really like it. Mixx is very easy to use,
the community seems to be wonderful and polite and the submit form is quick
and easy.
I’ve only been using it a short time and it appears to be a terrific Social
Networking Site. However, I understand that 24 hours isn’t exactly enough time
to have enough facts to support my case. So, if you need some Mixx Facts and
Information check out these 22 Posts that have plenty of Mixx Yummy Tidbits.
Oh, and when you sign up for Mixx… look for me there. My Mixx Name is TheNanny612.
22 Posts that have plenty of Mixx Yummy Tidbits
Mixxing
In, and Why Early Adoption is Important: A Review of the Newest Social News
Network - Tamar explains why we should all start using Mixx now and not
wait until a later.
What
A Mixx Up: Interview With Mixx Founder Chris McGill - Brian Wallace interviews
Chris McGill, founder of Mixx.
12
Reasons to Join Mixx and Abandon Digg - My man, Tad, offers 12 reasons to
join Mixx.
A
Digg Clone That Might Actually Make It - Vandelay gives us some details
on Mixx and why he thinks that this Social Bookmarking site is here for the
long haul.
Digg
Refugees May Be Heading To Mixx - TechCrunch offers some details on Sphinn.
Most
Popular Diggers Leave Digg for Mixx - Techpin
Add
Mixx to the Wordpress Sociable 2.0 Plugin - Lobo Links helps you add a Mixx
icon to your Wordpress Sociable plugin in less than 5 minutes.
Getting
into the Mixx - The Affiliate Truth offers his views on Mixx.
Diggers
vs Mixxers - JBWEBDEV gives its opinion on the differences between Digg
and Mixx.
Mixx:
My Blend of the Web - Stephanie Weingart shares her thoughts of Mixx.
I
Love Mixx, but I’m Still a Digger - Glen of Viperchill tells you the
reason why he loves Mixx, but why he still is a Digger.
10
Things I Like Most About Mixx - Kim at zanypixel.com tells you the 10 things
she really digs Mixx.
Top
Digg Contributor’s are Frustrated: Is Mixx the Answer? - InventorSpot gives
their views on Digg / Mixx.
Is
Mixx Actually Becoming a Viable? - parislemon.com and his thoughts on the
Mixx Social Networking Site.
Mixxing
Your Blend of the Web - The Tech Brief thinks that Mixx is a bit more inviting
than Digg, giving users the ability to use Mixx’s features within the
boundaries of private groups.
Mixx Locations
- SEO Wife loves the fact that Mixx offers a way to add a location.
Digg
users flock to Mixx - TECH.BLORGE.com talks about the fact that Conspiracy
theories and unfair rankings have left many Digg users dissatisfied and heading
over to Mixx.
Frustrated
with Digg, head over to Mixx - Technology Bites posts details on Mixx and
discusses what everyone is talking about…. frustrated Digg users moving to
Mixx.
Tired
of Digg? Then Try Mixx - Steven Wilson Marketing.com
Why
Digg Should Be Scared of Mixx - LinkBaitMe.com discusses why he believes
Mixx should be causing Digg to be a bit alarmed.
It’s
In The Mixx - The Digg Coach gives a bit of info about Mixx.
Thrown
In The Mixx - The Tweed Couch tells us why he has become a dedicated user
of Mixx.
Technorati Tags:mixx, social networking, social bookmarking, social media, web 2.0, social media marketing
Posted in Link Love, Mixx, Social Bookmarking, Social Media, Social Media Marketing, Social Networking, Web 2.0 | 17 Comments »
