Buzz Marketing for Technology

JUNE 27, 2008

This blog is for volunteers, webmasters and administrators of associations, clubs, charities, communities and other groups. We discuss issues and trends in modern web technologies that help your organization achieve more with less. Consider how you might use the interactive possibilities of the Internet and Web 2.0

Web 2.0 100

Web 2.0 Crowdsourcing RSS Case Study 100

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

NOVEMBER 26, 2007

Totally connected groups are average sharers, creating as much as they can consume and using free sites to display it all. Tagged as: media snackers , social media , web 2.0 { 6 trackbacks } Media, Mm Mm Good! I’m not a meme-girl myself, either, but the viewpoints have been so interesting!

Meme 100

Meme Digg Web 2.0 StumbleUpon 100

Buzz Marketing for Technology

JULY 24, 2008

Memes (10). December 2006. November 2006. We tend to get along best in small groups, and when we our groups get too big, tensions tend to develop. Keeping groups small and informal allows a comfort level to develop where people feel free to exchange knowledge with each other. Categories. Announcements (26).

RSS 100

RSS Plaxo Meme Telecommunications 100

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

JANUARY 12, 2010

I’ll admit (a little secret of mine) that I initially befriended a few folks I admired on TV (specifically, 2006-2007′s Beauty and the Geek) but since I have no personal connection to the guys, I deleted the non-genuine contacts. Closing Thoughts I’d turn this into a meme, but you know how I feel about that.

MySpace 114

MySpace LinkedIn Facebook Social Networking 114

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

JANUARY 5, 2009

What are the most popular sites in these age groups? Social Media Marketing Tactics (SEOmoz): Jane Copand, the Web 2.0 guru, shows how to leverage Web 2.0 25 Headline Formulas that Have Plagued and Blessed Web 2.0 PR Disasters Lurk in Web 2.0 This is one of the best articles of the year.

Marketing 144

Marketing StumbleUpon SEO Reputation 144

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

JANUARY 26, 2010

Tagged as: community , etiquette , social media , social media marketing , stumbleupon { 4 trackbacks } MEME: LinkLuv in Support of Small Businesses | GROWMAP.COM February 1, 2010 at 8:30 am Considering Demographic & Audience When Planning A Social Media Strategy February 1, 2010 at 9:04 am StumbleUpon: It’s NOT About the SEO!

StumbleUpon 181

StumbleUpon Digg Social Networking Review 181

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

DECEMBER 10, 2008

Abusing group invites. And if they don’t accept, don’t send the group request more than once by asking them to join via email, wall post, or Facebook message. In a specific case, I manage a few LinkedIn groups so my email address is far more visible on the site than I’d like. Many call this spam.

Handbook 279

Handbook Social Media Web 2.0 StumbleUpon 279